Every "simple automation" eventually looks like this. #n8n workflow: parse time entries from commits → book in ClickUp. Dedup, merge commit handling, Slack alerts for missing bookings. IFTTT could never.
Ran 1000 documents (~10 GB) through #Mistral's batch #OCR API. Done in 2 minutes. Just downloading 10 GB alone would take longer on most setups. And this is their low-priority endpoint.
Every #macOS app should adopt #Safari's compact tabs. The title bar is redundant 90% of the time anyway — merge it with the tabs, save vertical space, look cleaner. Apple already proved it works.
TIL #Safari has a Feature Flag to just disable Service Workers entirely. Turns out they can cause random freezes. Trade-off is losing PWA offline support and push notifications — which I honestly don't want anyway.
Every "simple automation" eventually looks like this. #n8n workflow: parse time entries from commits → book in ClickUp. Dedup, merge commit handling, Slack alerts for missing bookings. IFTTT could never.
TIL #Safari has a Feature Flag to just disable Service Workers entirely. Turns out they can cause random freezes. Trade-off is losing PWA offline support and push notifications — which I honestly don't want anyway.
Ran 1000 documents (~10 GB) through #Mistral's batch #OCR API. Done in 2 minutes. Just downloading 10 GB alone would take longer on most setups. And this is their low-priority endpoint.
Every #macOS app should adopt #Safari's compact tabs. The title bar is redundant 90% of the time anyway — merge it with the tabs, save vertical space, look cleaner. Apple already proved it works.
