561: Market Your Bug
Nov 16, 2023•2 hr 16 min•Ep. 561
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Episode description
- Show Administrivia:
- Follow-up:
- Face ID is also an accessbility affordance (via Todd Scheresky)
- Uses for 🛢️👃🏻 (via Jamie West)
- Microwaves
- The modern knob (via Nate)
- There’s such a thing as too much (via Kieth Bradnam)
- Scanning old photos
- Ryan’s procedure
- Todd Vaziri’s advice
- Possible laptop improvments (via Nathaniel Velez)
- Apple explains dynamic caching (via Gokhan Avkarogullari)
- Metal Profiling Tools
- Performance Best Practices for Shaders
- Memory is now unified within the GPU (via Jonathan Ragan-Kelley)
- M3 SSD speed vs. M3 Pro SSD speed
- SSD price graph (via CG)
- Mac laptops have had the same base RAM since 2017 (via David Schaub)
- Marco and Casey’s new laptops
- #askatp:
- What is a “neural engine”? (via Richard Levitt)
- How often should bugs on beta OSes be reported? (via Mike Hoffman)
- Is there a way to get Photos.app’s geotag metadata into the actual files? (via Santiago)
- Post-show: Marco’s hardware adventure
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