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frizlab
1y ago
WTF is this doing on HN?? And not flagged! See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38922314
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frizlab
1y ago
Swift is a bliss to write and easy to get paid to write it.
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frizlab
1y ago
> Then Google changed all that (hard to even imagine today): you nearly always got the results you wanted without garbage. Kagi gives that feeling too and is much faster than any chat bot there is…
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frizlab
1y ago
Well said. I would upvote twice if I could.
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frizlab
1y ago
That’s absolutely untrue? On iOS extensions are supported, and I hope an android too!
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frizlab
1y ago
> If we train the AI to value what we value Nobody values the same. It’s impossible anyway.
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frizlab
1y ago
I sometimes code light swift scripts in vim without autocomplete. Not saying everybody should, but it’s fun to me, and convenient.
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frizlab
1y ago
Oh I never got why there was a confusion for the value of billion and co. I always assumed I did not get the proper value, but now it makes much more sense!
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frizlab
1y ago
> if we believe that there’s something magical and fundamentally immeasurable about humans that leads to our general intelligence It’s called a soul for the believers.
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1y ago
> Why not Rust? For me the answer is: Ergonomics. Swift is, IMHO, much more readable and easier to grasp than rust. You don’t have to understand low-level concepts, but can go there if you need performance.
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Thirty Minutes with a Stranger
(pudding.cool)
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1y ago
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frizlab
1y ago
Believe it or not, some people (at least me) want the closed ecosystem. It’s literally one of the reasons why I buy that stuff. And now it’s being ripped out of my products just because the people cannot be fathomed to understand what the
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frizlab
1y ago
> The honest truth is that it does speed up development. That is a highly controversial statement! It depends on what you’re working on, how you work, and so many other factors than just laying it out as just a fact is close to dishone
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1y ago
Thank you for your kind answer. To give more context, part of my reasoning is I actually bought my devices for their closed system + tight integration and I feel angry for having it being ripped from underneath me, while also having less
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1y ago
I don’t agree. As long as it’s super clear what you’re being sold, there should be no issues. Please note I don’t say I’m right. It’s just my opinion on the matter.
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1y ago
If you were stupid enough to buy a device on which you are not able to run whatever you wanted on it you kind of deserve it, though. It’s not like they lie by telling you “you can run whatever you want” and then it’s not possible! It’s supe
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1y ago
Why? On what grounds? “Oh they are too powerful, I don’t like what they do! Let’s legislate!” It’s honestly pathetic. You don’t like it you don’t buy it, period.
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frizlab
1y ago
Not how it works though.
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frizlab
1y ago
As someone in the EU I’m very unhappy that I have to pretend being in the US to actually be able to access all macOS/iOS can do. I know I’ll be downvoted to oblivion but I loathe these laws.
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frizlab
1y ago
Completely unrelated but man was Aqua beautiful
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Why developer expertise matters more than ever in the age of AI
(github.blog)
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1y ago
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1y ago
I was told I requested the sign-up code too fast. IMHO they’re receiving too many signups at once and they’re being rate-limited by their SMS provider…
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1y ago
> Why would it go to better architecture decisions when you can just ask the AI to make those too? Because AI can’t do it. It does not understand anything and probably won’t before a very long time.
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1y ago
I used it and it’s readable (at least to me). I did not particularly like it nor hated it before using it; I just went with an open mind, and it’s ok (on iPhone, on macOS it sucks, at least for now).
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Apple's Spin on AI and iPadOS Multitasking
(mjtsai.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
I have a meta question not directly related to the article but more about HN itself. I posted this exact link 9h before this submission was posted[1]. How is it possible that there is a new entry for the submission given the link is the s
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macOS Tahoe brings a new disk image format
(eclecticlight.co)
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1y ago
Interestingly I have done that in my conf[1] (using an alias, which makes more sense IMHO). [1] https://github.com/Frizlab/frizlabs-conf/blob/b60de058612d29...
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My Dub Dub Day
(basicappleguy.com)
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1y ago
Swift is one of the very few languages to even have a stable ABI and is leading in terms of interoperability with other languages. What even are you talking about?
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