I know this is probably a joke, but they must be doing this. Even if the AI isn’t making this discussion, they must be trying to separate good engineers from AI bros that only ever knew how to vibe code.

Sorry for moving the repo on you! Hopefully won’t need to do that again. At least not until GitHub reaches full enshittification

Glad to see someone using that feature!

Let me know if you have any questions! Even if those questions don’t turn into PRs I’m sure I can improve documentation.

The ionic stuff mostly affects page layout and routing. If you ignore ionic and just consider the page contents, it’s just good old react + a little of my spaghetti code.

Blorp only has 1 dev (for now), but if you interested in contributing, don’t be a stranger! And let me know if there’s anything I can do to make Blorp better for you.

ADO must be the only product Microsoft hasn’t renamed to copilot

What is ADO? I kinda thought Jira was as bad as it gets. As I’m writing this, I’m realizing how naive that last sentence was.

No problem! I think making the “Block User” button will be a genuine improvement. I don’t think Lemmy lets you report users, but it looks like you can report private messages. I’ll add that as well.

The banner will look something like this

|----------------------------|
| Bock User | Report Message |
|----------------------------|
| Message                  ^ |
|----------------------------|

I’m the blorp dev. I added a comment to your post with block instructions. Sorry for the confusion.

Hi I’m the developer that made the app you’re using.

Click the persons name

Then click the 3 dots menu

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Then you can block from there. If it’s not intuitive enough, I’m open to suggestions for how to make it easier.

Actually, what if I just added a big “Block” button if the message is from a person you’ve never interacted with?

Simple but genius!

Do you set the opacity of a given light layer to the brightness of the real light?

Wtf, does it do some primitive form of ray tracing to figure out how the lights bounce around the floor plan? That’s sick!

Here I am using Apple home like a loser

I’ve only been to LGA once, and a friend drove me, but it was a good airport experience. Half of my hate for JFK is just getting there. I might be biased towards LGA because I didn’t have to drive to LGA personally. But I was there after the renovation and it’s a nice terminal.

I mostly fly out of Newark. I’m not saying Newark is good, but nothing like what I saw at JFK. JFK was so bad, they had a staff member split the security line in half and escort us to another level of the airport. And the entire time at JFK people were trying to upsell us on CLEAR to skip the line.

I have never seen Newark move a security line, and I’ve never had someone try to sell me CLEAR WHILE IM ALREADY IN YHE SECURITY LINE. Never again JFK.

I’ve only been to JFK once, but I get the sense that the lines there always look like this. Not saying all the other stuff isn’t an issue, but don’t give JFK any credit. Hands down the worst airport I’ve been to. Avoid at all cost.

I guess walking is like humans being in a gas state, and riding a bus is humans arranging themselves into a solid. But idk what liquid humans would be lol

So a bus is more space efficient than pedestrians?

Blorp dev here. If I’m understanding the problem correctly, there are multiple parenting communities that OP wants to combine into one. If that’s the case, you’re in luck because I just pushed an update to Blorp that improves support for PieFed’s multi community feeds. Someone just has to create a feed that combines all the parenting communities.

I would start by creating an account on PieFed.social, try and setup the feed yourself on the official PieFed.social website (you can’t create feeds through Blorp yet), and if you get stuck ask in !piefed_help@piefed.social.

Once the feed is created, you should be able to pull it up in Blorp. There is still a lot of improvement for feeds in Blorp, like listing all the feeds you’re subscribed to. Stay tuned.

Blorp dev here. Blorp actually is too 😅

I wanted to build a universal web and native app. I started out using react native on iOS/Android and react on web. I realized that I was spending most if my time trying to get native to work as well as web. For example, the markdown renderers/editors on web are far superior to native imo. Making native a web app solves a lot of problems, but obviously it creates new issues like this post mentions.

The biggest issue with being a web app is I will likely never be able to get Liquid Glass working on iOS. I’m guessing same for voyager. But Liquid Glass kinda sucks, so we’ll call it a feature instead of a bug. I think these web apps can work around most other issues, including the one this post mentions.