Iain McLaren

@imclaren.bsky.social

Technology, IP, and privacy and data protection lawyer, director, and manager. Golang, iOS, and macOS developer. calmdocs.com. calmtasks.com. calmshows.com. iainmclaren.com.

Well, at least I am using up my claude max subscription tokens again by using fable. It seems markedly faster/smarter but also seems to still have the same broad limitations.

I have 4 reasonably vanilla apps on the Apple app store. Maybe I am an outlier but I don't have app review complaints. Review times have ebbed and flowed a bit over the years but are generally within 12 to 24 hours. Rejections were always logical and quickly approved once I fixed the problems.

Had a great discussion over coffee about intended and unintended consequences today. If I send a query via email or chat and receive an AI response then I am unlikely to ever contact that person or organisation again. Sometimes that is their intended outcome, and if so, congratulations! :)

“The first time someone comes to you with an idea, listen closely, because how you handle it will dictate how they choose to contribute in the future.” — Will Guidara

calmshows is a fun app that I built to track when your favourite tv shows and movies are available. No ads, no distractions, just joy. One minor complaint. If you search for 'calmshows' on the appstore it does not appear. It used to be the first or second hit! apps.apple.com/au/app/calmsho...

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Wow. I submitted an app to the Apple App Store and it was accepted for distribution without a single rejection. One and done. That has never happened before. It's like a magical unicorn.

Current status. Using two claude instances to update two projects using two programming languages at the same time while listening to an audiobook and posting to social media. What could possibly go wrong?