Few things match the empowerment of the individual that vibe coding begets. The personal computer gave us such a leap. It’s very easy to dismiss it … - Guillermo Rauch

I’m convinced the gap in experience between a native mobile app and a mobile web app boils down primarily to user input at this point.

The performance gap is illusory for most use-cases & devices. Safari iOS handling of how a keyboard displays, the havoc it wreaks on the page, and limited APIs to control it are a fundamental issue.

Once 120fps animations are enabled by default that’ll be the icing on the cake. But any diminishment in the ability for a human to reliably enter information into the page is a deal breaker.

new computer:

bash is for installing zsh
npm is for installing pnpm
safari is for installing chrome
xcode cli tools is for installing brew
terminal⁠.app is for installing ghostty

There's an app I use regularly that's defective. I'm weighing in my mind whether I should send feedback and hope it gets attention from its creators, or re-build it with AI from scratch.

This is a tiny app so it's plausible for me to do it. But if you're in the business of selling software, this is how your every customer is thinking now, or how they'll be thinking soon.

Iteration velocity matters more than ever before. How quickly you fix, improve, and ship is your counter-signal.