Samuel
translation button on Android works again!
Bluesky@bsky.app· 14 Aug 2025
📢 1.106.0 is rolling out with various bug fixes and performance improvements. Users will also be notified of an update to our Community Guidelines and other policies. Learn more about these changes in our blog post: bsky.social/about/blog/0...
Updated Terms and Policies - Bluesky
We’re updating the language in our terms and policies to better explain our approach and provide more detail.
bsky.social
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Samuel
been trying to persuade the algo team to add a Poison meter to Discover but they don't seem to want to go for it
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Samuel
ooh this is fun release! faster ios builds is huge! and predictive back gesture is exciting
React Native@reactnative.dev· 12 Aug 2025
We are excited to announce the release of React Native 0.81! 🎉 This new version brings Android 16 support, faster iOS builds (experimental), and several bugfixes. reactnative.dev/blog/2025/08...
React Native 0.81 - Android 16 support, faster iOS builds, and more · React Native
Today we are excited to release React Native 0.81!
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Samuel
oooh and of course my most anticipated change: allowSwipeDismissal on Modal fiiiinally the bsky post composer can be dismissed smoothly!!
allowSwipeDismissal
• iOS
Controls whether the modal can be dismissed by swiping down on iOS. This requires you to implement the onRequestClose prop to handle the dismissal.
Type
Default
bool
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Samuel
iOS26 Beta 6 app open/close animation is actually so fire. they’re cooking with this one
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Samuel
good news: massive perf win found bad news: it was my code that made it slow in the first place
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Samuel
average github copilot PR review: there's a typo on the line where you fixed a typo
Git diff where "backgground" has been changed to "background"

Copilot There's a typo in the comment: 'backgground' should be 'background'. 6 9 151
Samuel
as beings of pure language LLMs can only ever do a bit. if you connect it to the real world it will only ever perceive the world as a series of increasingly convoluted bits
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