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frizlab
7mo ago
The next step will be to formalize all the instructions possible to give to a processor and use that language!
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Nothing kills a blog like a viral post
(elliot.my)
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7mo ago
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frizlab
7mo ago
haha did the same. that being said I’m convinced some people do think AI reimplementation actually means cleanroom…
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FreeBSDKit: Swift Package to Write Capability-Aware FreeBSD Apps
(christiantietze.de)
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7mo ago
Ha? Never had an issue personally. I’m not a heavy user of this feature anyways, so that does not mean much…
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7mo ago
It’s builtin the OS now, via Spotlight.
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frizlab
7mo ago
Not perfect, but this exists https://commandqapp.com
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Programmers will document for Claude, but not for each other
(blog.plover.com)
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Remove every, "I created a", "Selfhosted app " Claude slop
(reddit.com)
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Lil Finder Guy
(basicappleguy.com)
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7mo ago
+s
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Swift at scale: building the TelemetryDeck analytics service
(swift.org)
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7mo ago
If you want to use Xcode (lowercase c) and generally do any dev stuff, don’t take the Neo. It’s not what it has been made for. Also no, there won’t be any need for different code depending on A* vs M* chips (unless doing very specific cod
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frizlab
7mo ago
There is no excuse for writing a page about faults in the software with that much errors.
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7mo ago
And whatever license you use, expect it to be crawled by AI, and have AI provider make millions on it.
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frizlab
7mo ago
And interestingly due to some very clever integrations[0], sending Apple Events (the underlying tech for the actual IPC communication done with AppleScript) is very easy to do in Swift. Easier than in AppleScript actually! It’s a shame most
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7mo ago
> He didn’t throw away food The literal source text beg to differ. He could have at least given it to someone else in need.
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7mo ago
I’m probably gonna be downvoted to hell but I was rebutted by the part where the guy just throws away food because it was not vegan (and stopped reading after that). He did mention health issue concerns, so maybe it was on good faith, but
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7mo ago
But did you use 95 when you were young? I was using primarily MacOS at the time and always found windows particularly bad at everything, including UI/UX. I guess we like what we know…
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7mo ago
https://paintraincomic.com/comic/first-date/
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Happy Map
(pudding.cool)
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8mo ago
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8mo ago
> What is the physical principle that makes the water come out of the tap? How do they make it come out? Curious coincidence, I was literally thinking yesterday: “but why does the water come out of the tap?” I self-answered “must be the
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GraphQL Vapor and Hummingbird Packages
(forums.swift.org)
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8mo ago
Hello, hemorrhoids!
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8mo ago
In the company where my father works some HTTPS services are blocked too…
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8mo ago
I’m still using the iPhone 13 mini. It’s sooooo good. (BTW author, it’s written Xcode. Lowercase c.)
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8mo ago
But writing good code is still not cheap.
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8mo ago
> Once an hour one will crash, and sometimes there are performance problems > pretty solid Huh?
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Swift System Metrics 1.0: Process-Level Monitoring
(swift.org)
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8mo ago
Not the only one, but the most prolific that’s for sure.
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