You hear about Homebrew so often online that it is interesting to know what it is and how it works, even though you probably don't need it.
You can use the Shortcuts app to have your iPhone respond automatically to messages.
Vibe coding is simply using a chat AI system like ChatGPT to help you code. You can vibe code without being bogged down in the details of a programming language or system. Watch as I use vibe coding to write a quick shell script for use in Shortcuts to process some text in a file.
You can screenshot a list of numbers and then feed that to AI to get a total. But you can also do it without any AI at all.
Learn how to use soma basic Numbers skills to build a habit tracker. You can track habits each day, see when you have made your goal, see your best streak, and even view charts with the data.
People with a high number for an age often tend to assume they will have trouble learning new things. But I haven't found that to be true. I think this attitude is a problem and should be examined.
Shortcuts in Tahoe seems to do a better job of allowing a chat environment with the on-device Apple Intelligence LLM. Experimenting with it shows how knowledgeable the LLM stored on your device can be even with no Internet connection.
News sites love to publish these articles, even if the news is old and they repeat them often.
Text Clippings are files that you can drag and drop into some documents to insert text. You can't edit them and they don't work everywhere. In 2025, can Shortcuts do better?
A new feature in macOS Tahoe is being able to access clipboard history in Spotlight. In this very early beta it is interesting what it does, and does not, do so far.
