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Wednesday, May 8, 2024 A free idea for Apple that might boost their stock price. I use the Voice Memo app to take notes while I'm programming. Sometimes I talk for as much as fifteen minutes, because I ramble a lot, but I figure stuff out this way. I'm sure at some point the Voice Memo app will do automatic transcripts, I wish it did now. When I finish a memo, a few minutes or seconds later, there's an email waiting for me with the text of the memo. Now here's how they boost the stock price. They also provide an edited version of the memo, without repetition and rambling, and sidebars (they can be treated as sidebars, and appear at the end). I understand that $AAPL is depressed because the lack of an AI story . Here's a use that every stock trader will understand immediately. Huge value. I'm sure others are doing it. But Apple has the high ground. All kinds of services could be attached. I could, in the middle of my ramble, order a product from...

Hey all! I've got some great tips for you this week on unit testing in Nuxt. In case you missed it, the latest episode of Deja Vue was on Nuxt server components with Julien Huang , another member of the Nuxt team. The episode covers a whole bunch of interesting topics, including: How Julien only started programming a few years ago before joining the Nuxt team Nuxt Server Components, a focus of Julien's How server components are handled on the client side What we can expect in the future from server components and so much more! Find the episode on your favourite platform here . If you have any suggestions for topics or guests you'd like to hear from, let me know! Just reply to this email. Now, on to the tips! — Michael Vue Tips Collection 2 Maybe you just want to stay on top of the latest features, remind yourself of int...

Tuesday, May 7, 2024 I said this to a friend recently, in an email: "I noticed a change with the doctors, where earlier they would dismiss my fears of having this or that fatal disease, now they're always looking for the thing that's going to kill me." The friend, a retired English professor, said the sentence was very effective. Part of me would like to send the sentence and the review to my freshman English professor, I think she would be proud. Instead I decided to blog it. # BTW, I was struck that famous editor and writer Ben Smith said he was ashamed at starting out as a blogger, on an MSNBC show hosted by a true hack . The quote was from Jeff Jarvis , who like me, cross-posts to a variety of social webs, presumably manually. Where did I put my comment? Hell if I know. Heh I found it. My comment: "I didn't know he had been a blogger. So my respect for him went up dramatically in an instant, and in another instant, plummeted. What'...