Nueva app para el Metro de la CDMX
Cálculo de rutas, seguimiento de viajes y los últimos incidentes.
Te puedes dormir y tu teléfono te avisará de transbordos y arribo.
Pronto habrá más transportes y tiempos estimados de llegada.
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Replying to @black__africana @margelo_com
There’s a manual Cursor preview now. It isn’t in the Marketplace yet, but the setup is here: github.com/callstackincubato…
Replying to @liamvandra @expo
The map provider really should be the app’s choice. Native on each platform is a nice default, but a pretty big constraint when the client wants Google Maps on both.
Replying to @ty_kra_lab
That Years / Months / All selector has no business looking this native in a browser 😂
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Replying to @unusual_whales
Tell Sam to shut his bitchass up and let people enjoy things
Replying to @colmtuite
IMO a lot of software is designed for the demo now. The person using it 8 hours a day gets stuck with all the awkward stuff you can skip in a walkthrough.
Replying to @maxidemontana
“Gestiona tu plan”, pero solo si gestionarlo significa seguir pagando 🙃
Ulises (λ) retweeted
🚨 Tibo, THIS is why people are losing faith in your promises.
Is THIS the good news you were talking about yesterday?
And THIS is the Day 24 improvement?
Honestly, I would've preferred another reset over this. 😭
Being able to text Dots is nice, but come on…
→ Still unavailable in the EU.
→ Still unavailable to ChatGPT Plus users.
You're calling these improvements, but most users still can't even access Dots.
We don't need more teasers about features we can't use.
Give us banked resets.
Give us predictable usage.
Give us improvements we can actually feel.
Come on, Tibo. You can do better than this.
Replying to @G_Moskaliuk
A spoiler warning that actually looks threatening 😂 The dripping blood fits this so well.
Replying to @ChatGPT
And you call this a release?
What about the Android world?
Back in the day when companies took seriously their features they'd call it a feature when it's available for all their users.
The explicit --eas opt-in is a good detail. “Couldn’t build locally” shouldn’t quietly turn into “started spending cloud credits.”
Ulises (λ) retweeted
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Replying to @jkasprzyk17
Keeping the index across re-renders is the big win here. Opening a filter panel shouldn’t send 100k markers through the grinder again.
Replying to @konypyon
La app para tener una reunión sobre la hoja de cálculo llegó antes que la de la hoja de cálculo 😭
Replying to @tomaboro_
An explicit “this is the list” is a nice escape hatch for nested layouts. Much better than rearranging the screen to satisfy a heuristic.
Replying to @AlBaker_Dev @therealdanvega
1500× is a huge jump. What’s the baseline for that comparison?
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Replying to @OpenAINewsroom
“We take protecting our technology, data, and people seriously” says the company stealing and profiting off of everyone’s life’s work







