Thomas Walichiewicz

Put together a fun promotional page for Backchannel.

Two quick thoughts about this: I understand the appeal: AirPods represent a unique opportunity for continuous interaction with assistants and your phone at large.

I got tired of the two-tab tango on Hacker News, so I fixed it.

Apple’s iPhone Mirroring is great, but we really need the inverse: a native way to mirror and control macOS from iOS.

Maximal configurability shouldn’t be a tool’s goal, it should be an option for when it’s actually necessary.

This was always one of the most baffling changes to macOS.

Apologies for the lack of posts.

Claude ‘Design’ is a misnomer.

Apple has been slow-rolling intelligence features out to its customers, but it still has not gone after one of the most interesting opportunities sitting right in front of it: using one of the biggest strengths of LLMs, on-the-fly coding, to make software…

The new MacBook Neo is genuinely interesting.

We aren’t witnessing a rejection of AI, but a rejection of how it’s being deployed.

I’ve been following this thread regarding the Claude Code change I wrote about last week and it’s certainly been…lively.

Maranello and Jony Ive’s LoveFrom, have revealed the interior of the Ferrari Luce, and unlike a typical reveal, this one has been especially interesting to study for both its aesthetic and functional merits.

In case you’ve ever wondered how I publish on this static blog, here’s a preview of the custom publishing tool I built.

Visibility of system status: How well the state of the system is conveyed to its users.

You can now embarrass yourself/your friend in Typing Tennis with multiplayer support.

I read Nolan Lawson’s “We mourn our craft” and my first reaction was not grief.

Just a lil’ update for a lil’ tennis game.

Programming is 90% thinking and 10% typing—now, for real.