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Exploring the Swift SDK for Android
(swift.org)
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Disney Accuses Google of Using AI to Engage in © Infringement on 'Massive Scale'
(variety.com)
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10mo ago
This is exactly what I ever dreamed of without even realizing it. I am not sure my partner (the one speaking the language I don’t know) will have the patience to do the lessons, but I’ll definitely try the app!
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10mo ago
I wish I had read that before. It is very interesting and I would probably not have over-engineered my API so much (though I am not even using GraphQL).
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10mo ago
Usually for native iOS/macOS applications. I use it also for a server of mine (and generally any new project I have). I have also a few open-source projects in Swift[1][2], but none known. [1] https://github.com/xcode-a
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10mo ago
> poorly designed String API I wholeheartedly disagree and counterpoint that all other String APIs are wrong (bold statement, I know). Accessing a random index of a String is a complex (slow) operation, and as such, should be reflected a
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10mo ago
That’s one of the reasons why I love Swift. Representing and using a state is easy and super readable. It is an incredibly good language.
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> The only way to use Google AI safely is to double-check everything carefully with authoritative sources before trying any of its suggestions, which surely removes much or all of its value.
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How good is AI at solving Mac problems?
(eclecticlight.co)
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10mo ago
> Also, these days, one hardly needs a Markov model to generate gibberish; social media provides an ample supply.
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10mo ago
I found it exceptionally good (season 1 at least).
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Swift Configuration 1.0 Released
(swift.org)
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10mo ago
More info (in French) https://www.igen.fr/services/2025/12/twitter-pourrait-bien-r... The guy is actually arguing the brand has been abandoned and as such can be reclaimed. He’s a lawyer. EDIT: Found another
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10mo ago
I would love if they could pull off resurrecting the brand! I miss this blue bird.
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Twitter
(twitter.new)
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10mo ago
When it avoids a chrome (and thus google) monopoly: yes. And don’t talk to me about Firefox engine. Its market share is negligible and the whole thing only even still exists because google allows it.
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10mo ago
You can already have Firefox extensions on iOS with Orion.
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10mo ago
People are discovering what it is to download an app (:
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10mo ago
All browsers on iOS are (still, though sadly not for long…) the same browser. Only the skin changes.
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10mo ago
Somehow I expected a downvote, but I'm not really clear on why…
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10mo ago
Oh yeah, somehow I missed it here ^^
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10mo ago
I read on a 16” MacBook Pro. Size and display quality were not an issue. I could have read it entirely with the aliased font, but it triggered me just enough for me to disable it (I’m doing web dev these days, so it took me ~5s; if it wou
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10mo ago
Not a fan personally, but I do recognize its uniqueness and would love to see more pearls like these!
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10mo ago
Yeah I started to read the article, went into the CSS, disabled the custom font, and continued reading. Then I went on HN to read the comments, and found out there is a toggle to get an anti-aliased font…
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10mo ago
Jokes on the article, I open it in Safari reader and use the Summarize (with AI) button.
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10mo ago
Before opening the link I thought this would be a post about Apple and the end of the Steve Jobs era.
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10mo ago
I love auto-layout in iOS, which is, indeed, a constraint system. It is not easy to get the hang of it, but once one does, it is extremely powerful and delightful to use.
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10mo ago
My pleasure! It’s hidden in the first answer in the FAQ at the bottom.
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11mo ago
The engine of this browser is Webkit.
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A Class of Models with the Potential to Represent Fundamental Physics
(wolframphysics.org)
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11mo ago
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