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541.
by frizlab 11mo ago
I really expected that one to be a joke
542.
by frizlab 11mo ago
And it is a joy to use, truly.
543.
by frizlab 11mo ago
Swift is great for that: do { let file = try FileManager.create(…) } catch { logger.error("Failed creating file", metadata: ["error": "\(error)"]) } Note the try is not actual CPU
544.
by frizlab 11mo ago
I sure did not! How would that work? Manually pointing the domain as a CNAME to the tunnel ID? But how would one get that ID without signing up?
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by frizlab 11mo ago
> What I’ve learned today is that Lemay, very much unlike Dye, is a career interface/interaction designer. Sources I’ve spoken to who’ve worked with Lemay at Apple speak highly of him, particularly his attention to detail and crafts
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Apple owes its greatest strength in AI to Giannandrea(appleinsider.com)
1 points by frizlab 11mo ago|1 comments
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by frizlab 11mo ago
Very nice improvements.
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GSoC 2025 Showcase: Improved Console Output for Swift Testing(swift.org)
1 points by frizlab 11mo ago|1 comments
549.
by frizlab 11mo ago
This guy nailed exactly what’s wrong with macOS IMHO.
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Last Week on My Mac: Losing confidence(eclecticlight.co)
441 points by frizlab 11mo ago|285 comments
551.
by frizlab 11mo ago
Oh boy, you’ve been a child?! Good for you, you must know what it is to raise one then. That is truly and desperately stupid, I hope you’re joking.
552.
by frizlab 11mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46083280
553.
by frizlab 11mo ago
Not this time, I mostly agree with the comment I was responding to, in general . However the tone implied a “know-it-all-it’s-easy-just-do-this” solution, which, as everybody who has had children knows, does not exist. Every child is dif
554.
by frizlab 11mo ago
But it does not tell you how.
555.
by frizlab 11mo ago
Do you have children?
556.
by frizlab 11mo ago
They can track you on a website perhaps even more reliably than on an app, at least on iOS…
557.
by frizlab 11mo ago
Absolutely. It is excessively obvious and I don’t understand how not much more of a common take that is.
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by frizlab 11mo ago
Compiler-enforced ownership semantics is now a part of Swift with non-copyable types. In all honesty I do not know enough of rust to know how on-par the features are, but there is something . Not sure about using Swift in a kernel as I’m n
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by frizlab 11mo ago
It’s not very well hidden, it took me around 15s to figure it out from the main page. They are also trying to diversify (obviously).
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by frizlab 11mo ago
Ah yeah ok, makes sense in that way
561.
by frizlab 11mo ago
On the contrary, Swift is very relevant on this subject. It has high feature parity with rust, with a much readable syntax.
562.
by frizlab 11mo ago
I was expecting a kind of game where you shoot the Duolingo bird. I am disappointed now.
563.
by frizlab 11mo ago
Safari does not use Google Translate and it works well. It even translates text on images BTW!
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Fifteen Years(xkcd.com)
211 points by frizlab 11mo ago|30 comments
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by frizlab 11mo ago
s/repository/repositories;s/magic/main/
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A Prank Ten Years in the Making(massicotte.org)
1 points by frizlab 11mo ago|0 comments
567.
by frizlab 11mo ago
I am also leaning towards this, especially for active repository where a magic or master branch does not mean anything
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by frizlab 11mo ago
I use that with a rutorrent[1] front-end since 13 years, works great! I even have multiple instances on a server for multiple users. We have a lot of Linux distro to download, the bunch of us. [1] https://github.com/Novik&#x
569.
by frizlab 11mo ago
Same here (except when switching branch in a repo with Xcode open…)
570.
by frizlab 11mo ago
Well said. (An upvote was not enough.)

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