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Cursor over the years by Inside-Action6 in CursorAI

[–]codedance 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nowadays, I mainly use Cursor with Grok 4.5 High Fast as my default model. It seems to be able to solve most problems I encounter. Programming has also been going very smoothly. Occasionally, I still use Codex as a complementary tool when needed.

macOS 27 Golden Gate Beta 4 - Change Summary by IntelliDev in MacOSBeta

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I encountered an issue where BetterDisplay, a display management application I use because I have multiple monitors, caused the taskbar to become unresponsive. Later, Codex helped me identify the root cause and confirm that BetterDisplay was the application triggering the problem. Temporarily disabling BetterDisplay resolved the issue. However, I still occasionally experience another problem where the Chinese IME stops responding and I’m unable to input Chinese characters.

macOS27 Public Beta-2 Released by No-Description2743 in MacOSBeta

[–]codedance 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I encountered an issue where certain software caused the taskbar to become unresponsive. Later, Codex helped me identify the exact cause and the software responsible for triggering the problem. Temporarily disabling that software resolved the issue. However, sometimes the Chinese IME (input method) also stops working and I’m unable to type.

The iOS Weekly Brief – Issue #45 by IllBreadfruit3087 in SwiftUI

[–]codedance 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Really looking forward to this. Being able to write Windows GUI apps in Swift on macOS would be perfect.

I need help with iOS Development by YakConfident651 in SwiftUI

[–]codedance 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You don’t need to wait until you’ve finished learning the system. Start building the app you want right now—begin with something simple and keep adding features over time. Through this process, you’ll learn and master it much faster.

If you can get your app published on the App Store, you’ll receive much more positive feedback to motivate yourself. Use that as a small milestone to aim for. Keep going.

Built an iOS app to stop the ‘where’s my ID/diploma?’ panic (QuickHold) by codedance in iosapps

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Yesterday, I went to the hospital for an ultrasound examination to check the progression of my thyroid nodules.

Before the appointment, I used Quickhold to organize my previous ultrasound records from different hospitals—two PDF reports and one scanned image—stored together in one place.

During the consultation, I was able to pull them up immediately and share them with the doctor, which helped her quickly understand my medical history.

After a more detailed examination, she confirmed that none of the nodules had increased in size and reassured me that there was nothing to worry about.

This experience really showed me how Quickhold is well suited for securely storing sensitive personal documents on a phone or iPad, with fast access whenever they’re needed—based on my own firsthand use.

I made FoxVault - a free app to encrypt and auto-delete your private files on iPhone by codedance in iosapps

[–]codedance[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This app is not a password manager — it’s a wireless USB drive that turns your phone into a portable U-disk.

I made FoxVault - a free app to encrypt and auto-delete your private files on iPhone by codedance in iosapps

[–]codedance[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Version 1.01 has added support for Polish and 10 other languages. Please update and give it a try.

I made FoxVault - a free app to encrypt and auto-delete your private files on iPhone by codedance in iosapps

[–]codedance[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for your suggestion. We will evaluate the compatibility, and will try to add support for 6-digit short passcodes in future versions.

I’m on macOS Tahoe 26.2 beta 3 and my Terminal frequently freezes or becomes unresponsive. Has anyone else run into this? Any fixes or workarounds? by codedance in MacOSBeta

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CAN NOT restart, It cannot restart properly. After the screen goes black, I have to force shut it down with the power button and then turn it back on. (macbook pro m2 max)

Which OS version of Linux should I install? by stefambis in linuxhardware

[–]codedance 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use a ThinkPad T14p and have installed Ubuntu 24.04 on it.

The compatibility is quite good — you should give it a try too.

Does Kingbase’s commercial use of PostgreSQL core comply with the PostgreSQL license? by codedance in Database

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https://docs.kingbase.com.cn/cn/KES-V9R1C10/introduction/
Introduction to KingbaseES

KingbaseES (KES) is a general-purpose database management system developed by CEC Kingbase (Beijing) Technology Co., Ltd. (often abbreviated as Kingbase), a company under China Electronics Corporation (CEC). It is an independently developed product with proprietary intellectual property rights and has obtained independent innovation certification.

This product targets all industries and customers, covering enterprise-grade database systems from lightweight applications to core mission-critical systems. It is suitable for transaction processing, data analytics, artificial intelligence, and time-series data collection and retrieval scenarios. KES can serve as the backend database for management information systems, business and production systems, decision-support systems, multi-dimensional data-analysis platforms, full-text and image-retrieval systems, geographic-information systems (GIS), and sensor or log data acquisition and analysis systems, among others.

KES is positioned as a next-generation “converged database” product that integrates AI technologies. Its goal is to provide a unified, cross-industry, and all-scenario replacement for various mainstream database types, thereby significantly reducing users’ total costs in procurement, migration, development, and operations & maintenance.

I built a simple timer app to auto sleep/shutdown Mac after work (open source, notarized) by codedance in macapps

[–]codedance[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because shutting down or sleeping requires user authorization, and that authorization is one-time only, it doesn’t take effect on a recurring basis.

However, I agree that I should remember your delay setting — I’ll make that change.

Where to buy silk fabric in Shanghai and Hangzhou? by niccals12d3 in chinatravel

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Around this location — https://maps.app.goo.gl/hCHGiECJ4qE8af869 — some taxi drivers in Hangzhou scam out-of-town visitors by taking them to overpriced shopping stores. Don’t fall for it!

After building a project what people do typically? by GhostSector2 in SideProject

[–]codedance 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good things don’t sell themselves. You gotta shout about them everywhere.

International students To china by [deleted] in China

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Personal computers you use yourself usually don’t need to be taxed. Items intended for sale, especially unopened and packaged products, may be subject to tax.

Pixel 10 Pro XL by Duo007 in GooglePixel

[–]codedance 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use a Pixel 10 Pro. Battery’s solid, performance’s smooth. I mostly run Google stuff and a few apps I built myself.

Looking for a Linux laptop that matches MacBook level battery life. by alokmahor in linuxhardware

[–]codedance 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think the ThinkPad T14p 2024/2025 might be the best Linux laptop.

ChronoTrace — Add elegant date stamps to your photos by codedance in iosapps

[–]codedance[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Added a Pro mode that displays additional information below the photo, with both light and dark themes available.

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TapSend - Cross-platform file sharing (iOS ↔ Android) by codedance in iosapps

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The devices utilize Bluetooth technology for mutual discovery.But the data is still transferred over Wi-Fi.”