frizlab

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Should you opt-in to Swift 6.2's Main Actor isolation?(donnywals.com)
2 points by frizlab 1y ago|0 comments
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by frizlab 1y ago
Good to know!
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by frizlab 1y ago
Where I worked we had to reboot the php-fpm servers periodically because they had a leak…
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by frizlab 1y ago
That’s not true anymore; you can migrate passkeys to another password manager now.
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by frizlab 1y ago
That’s not true. There were multiple AI features presented, just very well-known ones like the babel fish AirPods Pro. Nothing fancy, but it’s still AI and it’s useful .
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by frizlab 1y ago
I take the downvote but I’d like to know why? Passkeys are effectively and objectively a better security solution than password+2FA. Among other things, they are completely unfishable.
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by frizlab 1y ago
Passkeys should be enforced
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by frizlab 1y ago
No. The effects are not fully there on Firefox/Safari.
669.
by frizlab 1y ago
Typographically related only: What is it with this trend of not putting an uppercase letter at the start of sentences? Why?? It’s ugly.
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by frizlab 1y ago
> Regulation cannot simply be imposed on people against their will. They can, and have been.
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by frizlab 1y ago
I read HN top submissions through RSS \o/ I have a lot of other feeds too in my reader. I don’t think I could function without it, newswise.
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by frizlab 1y ago
I can tell you the language is a huge part of it. I used to code in ObjC and now I’m using Swift; refactoring is easy in Swift and was a pain in ObjC. I know I can trust my Swift code. Usually when it compiles it works because I try to, a
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Swift Programming Language(swift.org)
2 points by frizlab 1y ago|0 comments
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by frizlab 1y ago
Yes! I’m always appalled that people cannot see that.
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by frizlab 1y ago
> since I'd expect google to excel in the search aspect You still do?
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by frizlab 1y ago
Calendar has an option to enable/disable time zone support, but that’s not a very well-known option…
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by frizlab 1y ago
It is possible , but I’m honestly not convinced.
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by frizlab 1y ago
I don’t know what’s your beef against Apple but the alarm clock does use a local time (though there have been (unacceptable) bugs leading to incorrect wake up time due to DST).
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When should you use an actor?(massicotte.org)
3 points by frizlab 1y ago|0 comments
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Junior Developers Aren't Obsolete(github.blog)
10 points by frizlab 1y ago|3 comments
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by frizlab 1y ago
Yes
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by frizlab 1y ago
This is the third time this is posted and the first time this makes it to the front page. I’m glad it finally got some attention! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44443348 https://news.ycombinator.com/it
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by frizlab 1y ago
It’s system-wide. chrome explicitly did not support it.
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by frizlab 1y ago
That looks actually healthy! I don’t understand the fixation on wanting to make Apple allow anything on their platform. Don’t like the platform? Don’t buy the hardware. It’s simple.
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by frizlab 1y ago
I never understood why would people want that. Apple is very clear from the start they are limiting what can run on the devices they sell. Why on earth would you buy these if you need to run arbitrary code on it?? Also this is problematic
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by frizlab 1y ago
> keep my recurring alarm on, but skip it tomorrow You can skip the next alarm or change it when using a sleep schedule (special alarm for waking up, also support schedules for different waking hours depending on the day of the week; set
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by frizlab 1y ago
They are actually working on that now with approchable concurrency[1]. [1] https://github.com/swiftlang/swift-evolution/blob/main/visio...
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by frizlab 1y ago
I think you can just tap the rotating thingies now and just enter the number on a keyboard. EDIT: Just tested, yes it works.
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by frizlab 1y ago
No.
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by frizlab 1y ago
He’s asking for one, he does not have one. I use (Apple) Maps, personally.

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