Interested to know the human/AI split in creating this. I think it's clear an LLM had at least a heavy hand in making this game.

Was the entire app generated from prompts?

fwiw i've recently moved to sharing my kpdb using taildrive. The KeePass Android app can open databases from WebDAV

For iOS, Keepassium can use WebDAV as well.

[Yoink](https://eternalstorms.at/yoink/mac/) is something I love that I haven't seen mentioned.

Dragging things around between desktops (especially with a track pad) is annoying and Yoink solves it.

I worked on a BLE mesh-based smarthome product.

Bluetooth, as a whole, gets complicated quickly.

It was a bit of a pain to work with, but I think it was more the SDK/implementation than the spec itself. Iirc this company had created its own "mesh" before the official Bluetooth spec so working backwards to conform to the official spec was rough.

There were a few annoying limitations around max hops and leader election that were tricky. This mesh needed to have a single "gateway" node to go between the mesh and a normal BLE connection to the phone.

I still think BLE mesh is a better solution than ZigBee/Z-Wave.

I don't know if there's been good progress on client SDKs to have an easier time interacting with BLE. Getting bluez to do what I wanted was not simple, and a lot of the time it wasn't compatible with hardware.

Not sure you understand how inflation works.

I've found mash fermentation works fantastically in a vacuum bag

https://youtu.be/1IyrvH-Gexk?si=giwGdkPrLzxJc2AL

This technique works incredibly well with berries.

I've had issues with fermenting mashes in bags in the past. My suspicion is that blending ahead of time may have killed natural lactic acid bacteria on the vegetables. So, you could counter this by adding some ferment brine at the end (e.g., from store-bought kimchi). But, I now blend for the final texture after the fermentation rather than before.

I've ordered from Dan a number of times. The service, recommendations, and packaging are remarkable. Each tin has a little tidbit about its strengths. Honestly, anyone who enjoys seafood should get a sample box.

Was it Rob Pike's post on (the inaccuracy of the term) color blindness? https://commandcenter.blogspot.com/2020/09/color-blindness-i...

I've found openHAB to be quite stable. Setup is pretty heavyweight but I've just had it chugging along happily managing BLE, Z-Wave, a few cameras, etc.

Ditto. Even across upgrades it’s had very, very few issues - and I’m using it for both a bevy of normal home automation stuff, and to manage isolated power and water microgrids for several homesteads - routing power, switching dump loads on and off, balancing battery banks, monitoring tank levels, running pumps, alerting on low flow states (time to change a filter), and all the rest. It’s mission critical for us, and hasn’t let us down in the two years it’s been running the show.

I like Openhab. I hope the userbase and the community keeps growing.

That's very much something that happens in Battlesnake[1]! There's a fun Go Time episode about it all[2].

[1]: https://play.battlesnake.com/

[2]: https://changelog.com/gotime/182