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571.
by asow92 7y ago
https://tonsky.me/blog/swiftui/
572.
by asow92 7y ago
> One such task is the implementation of user interfaces. All this code that’s behind various buttons, input fields, sliders, etc., is pretty much standard. Granted, you have to put a lot of effort to make the code portable to a myriad o
573.
by asow92 7y ago
just stop using facebook. no more ads.
574.
by asow92 7y ago
Reminds me of https://www.surfr.fm/music
575.
by asow92 8y ago
We're both advocating for action here.
576.
by asow92 8y ago
Then call others to the cause. Be constructive. Don't just complain, as that provides no value.
577.
by asow92 8y ago
We're a community of builders, makers, and entrepreneurs. If we aren't here to fix the issues we see in the world, what are we doing? All I'm saying is if OP truly feels the way they do, they should try to be the change they
578.
by asow92 8y ago
OP reads as if their main issue is the lack of inherent openness. All I'm saying is make an open alternative if is really so bothering to OP.
579.
by asow92 8y ago
Why don't you just make an open alternative is this is so disconcerting to you?
580.
by asow92 8y ago
Apple has some really nice developer tools and they provide my business a lot of value. I'd gladly pay more for them if I had to.
581.
by asow92 8y ago
Showing that level of dedication and loyalty will look impressive to many prospective employers. I think you've got this in the bag.
582.
by asow92 8y ago
> The only thing that somebody cares about is how much does your software cost and how much revenue it generates. This is such a narrow mindset – can't we take pride and enjoyment from our craft while also being productive? Look at
583.
by asow92 8y ago
At the end of the day these are all just tools and some work better than others depending on the job and the person wielding it.
584.
by asow92 8y ago
It feels like Java and acts like C. It almost feels like what Objective C should have been.
585.
by asow92 8y ago
I'm surprised the author didn't mention this. Playgrounds have a great deal of flexibility and can be a great for prototyping or learning Swift.
586.
by asow92 8y ago
What happens with modern black and white photos?
587.
by asow92 8y ago
"The money was used to buy [...] as well as to pay for the Hollywood blockbuster “The Wolf of Wall Street.”" Gold.
588.
by asow92 8y ago
Why buy expired when you can buy it fresh? Kodak just reintroduced Ektachrome after discontinuing it in 2013!
589.
by asow92 8y ago
seconded!
590.
by asow92 9y ago
Maybe someone is testing a hypothesis. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
591.
by asow92 9y ago
Does anyone actually find this surprising? It's fairly normal to send user data to third party analytics providers. If you want to know which, check your terms of service.
592.
by asow92 9y ago
what if your company hires more than 1000? Does that mean you should compromise your values and integrity?
593.
by asow92 9y ago
If you don't trust your employees enough maintain private discourse, why would you hire them in the first place?
594.
by asow92 9y ago
Maybe you should start at the root of the issue and vet your interns before bringing them on.
595.
by asow92 9y ago
I would guess 88% is nowhere near the actual number. People _never_ read those.
596.
by asow92 9y ago
Before I started programming in College, I worked as a Geek Squad "Counter Intelligence Agent" and this is something that definitely came up in conversations with veteran employees. State police were contacted and arrests were mad
597.
by asow92 9y ago
Get a hobby. Relax and don't take work so seriously. I'm not saying avoid responsibilities, but do the best you can and lead by example.
598.
by asow92 9y ago
Who honestly finds this surprising?
599.
by asow92 9y ago
I'm not trying to be snarky, but I still don't see it.
600.
by asow92 9y ago
Tragic. But how is this hacker news?

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