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Some folks are seeing slower performance in Prisma 7 when compared to Prisma 6.
 
We've run through these reports and can confirm that there is indeed an issue.

We're fixing this 🙏

reflective is tricky to find, most people i've seen use reflective piping / tapes instead of making full bags out of reflective fabric. but i'd check aliexpress, where you can usually find pretty unusual fabrics for cheap!

but 95% of the time i'm playing music from my computer which is where the mp3s live anyway, i'm only on a roadtrip 5% and i just listen to audiobooks on the phone for my walking commute so it hasn't been a pressing problem

i don't especially - i use swinsian for mp3s locally, and the bandcamp app for streaming music, so i can stream maybe ~20% of my collection from my phone. i'd use roon if it was stable (it might be now, i gave up on it ~3yrs ago) and that can stream, or something like plex.

If you've been meaning to give Zed a spin during the slower season, now's the time. Use code ZEDSEASON at checkout for $15 in LLM spend on us. Limited supply, valid through Dec 31.

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i had a databases class in college in which we were designing a users table and the professor guided us to use (firstname, lastname) as the primary key, and i asked what we'd do if there were two people with the same name, and they said to include the social security number, i think of this a lot

The response to Tuist jumping onto Android has been amazing.

Plan: caching first, then build insights.

We're preparing to make AI agents useful with the right build data from Gradle and Xcode.

Tuist: the virtual platform team you've always dreamed of.

i haven't! but it seems like it might be another angle on the same idea but in a style that i'd like more

Buffer’s posting experience on iOS has so much room for improvement… I tap “post” and the composer modal remains there for more than 10s while operations complete. Why so long? Can’t this be done in the background?

Is there a standard solution to distribute coding agent skills to users? Since we distribute the Tuist CLI already, does it make sense to expose “tuist skills” as an interface to fetch them and instruct the agents on that? What’s a good pattern here?

I’ll open a PR to reflect this