frizlab

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by frizlab 10mo ago
Unrelated: why spaces inside the parentheses? It’s not the first time I see this, but this is incorrect!
482.
by frizlab 10mo ago
My first reflex when I see anything “solved” by AI is to go straight to the comments. This time again, I was not disappointed.
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Irrational Dedication(fs.blog)
4 points by frizlab 10mo ago|0 comments
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by frizlab 10mo ago
For Swift there’s even a project[1] that allows running scripts that have external dependencies (posting the fork because the upstream is mostly dead). I think it’s uv’s equivalent, but for Swift. (Also Swift specifically supports an actual
485.
by frizlab 10mo ago
I would have loved for Package.resolved files (Swift) to be considered in this post.
486.
by frizlab 10mo ago
“Claude gets it” No. It does not. It does not understand anything. Stop anthropomorphizing bots!
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The opinion that pisses everyone off(geohot.github.io)
4 points by frizlab 10mo ago|1 comments
488.
by frizlab 10mo ago
* Only works on chromium browser for now. ** Works badly even on chromium browsers (granted I was doing weird stuff, but the animation did not work properly). I estimate that in a few years we will have animations working properly and mostl
489.
by frizlab 10mo ago
Mostly the failing events (e.g. the Messages app failing to keep the first word of a message when typing rapidly after sending a message) are, I think, due to Apple using Catalyst for these apps. Catalyst was an ambitious project, which wor
490.
by frizlab 10mo ago
I don’t mind Liquid Glass either to be honest. I kind of like it even. I also completely agree regarding software quality, which is abysmal (I am sufficiently aware of the internals of a lot of things on macOS to know most of the time why
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Developing for Embedded Linux with WendyOS(swiftonserver.com)
1 points by frizlab 10mo ago|0 comments
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by frizlab 10mo ago
To be accurate, it’s between negative gains and infinity. Personally I do not trust for a second self-reports anyways. They are bound to be wrong.
493.
by frizlab 10mo ago
Completely unrelated, but what’s with the spaces inside the parenthesis here? It’s super weird (and leads to incorrect text layout with a standalone parenthesis at the end or beginning of a line…)
494.
by frizlab 10mo ago
It did not work at all for me on latest Firefox (macOS).
495.
by frizlab 10mo ago
It apparently only works correctly on chromium-based browsers.
496.
by frizlab 10mo ago
I should do the same book in Swift; it would be a very interesting project! I wish I had that kind of time…
497.
by frizlab 10mo ago
Oh. I retract my comment, I just read the code. My Dark Mode extension just sucks.
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Inspect provenance and quarantine info in Providable, a Christmas present(eclecticlight.co)
1 points by frizlab 10mo ago|0 comments
499.
by frizlab 10mo ago
> Respects light/dark mode Not really… using js to change the CSS on the go is not a good practice. Why does it matter? Because of the “dark mode” browser extensions. They often use the presence of @media query (or other standard CS
500.
by frizlab 10mo ago
Next step will probably be that apps will require a specific entitlement to be able to remove the quarantine flag from files, I guess…
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I foretold that Mac app notarization is security theater(lapcatsoftware.com)
4 points by frizlab 10mo ago|1 comments
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Writing Code Is Fun(davidcel.is)
5 points by frizlab 10mo ago|1 comments
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by frizlab 10mo ago
How does this compare to Swift?
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What's new in Swift: December 2025 Edition(swift.org)
3 points by frizlab 10mo ago|0 comments
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by frizlab 10mo ago
I would love to be able to say the same but I’m literally the only last person in the company still not using AI to code (if anything for ethics reasons, but I also truly do not need it at all), and I am obviously not the only good dev in t
506.
by frizlab 10mo ago
For instance if I push 10kloc that are in a lib I would have used if I were not using AI, yes, I have pushed much more code, but I was not more productive.
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CSS Grid Lanes(webkit.org)
754 points by frizlab 10mo ago|229 comments
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by frizlab 10mo ago
To each his own, I guess. I learn by doing. To be clear, I’m not saying there is nothing interesting in the code of others, obviously. However, reading code is, in my opinion, twice as hard as writing it. Especially understanding the struc
509.
by frizlab 10mo ago
I don’t know about other people, but I tend to love architecting and code. Coding time, after architecting, is the “reward” for the brain. Just write what you’ve painstakingly engineered, let your brain rest. This is how I work. Honestly
510.
by frizlab 10mo ago
> I love to write code. I very much do not love to read, review, and generate feedback on other people's code. I understand it's a good skill to develop and can be instrumental in helping to shape less experienced colleagues in

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