frizlab

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781.
by frizlab 1y ago
YES! I was taken aback by that statement too. I think the opposite: in this age of AI, actually knowing things will be a huge bonus IMHO.
782.
by frizlab 1y ago
You don’t have to? To clear out of the analogy Swift is available on all major platforms, no strings attached to Apple (except you have to download Swift from them oc).
783.
by frizlab 1y ago
Swift the language itself is incredibly good though.
784.
by frizlab 1y ago
Swift have them too now (non-Copyable types).
785.
by frizlab 1y ago
> Instead of doing the usual restore dance, I pointed Claude at my backup disk and said: “Restore this Mac from my backup disk—start with dotfiles, then system preferences, CLI tools, and restore Homebrew formulae and global npm packages
786.
by frizlab 1y ago
macOS has xattrs too (had them very early actually), and supports resource forks through them (it’s the same concept), though they are not used anymore except in some fringe cases.
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SwiftUI in 2025: Forget MVVM(dimillian.medium.com)
2 points by frizlab 1y ago|0 comments
788.
by frizlab 1y ago
happn was built on the concept of serendipity. “Find the people you’ve crossed path with” (tagline has now changed though).
789.
by frizlab 1y ago
Oh I did not know that. Thanks!
790.
by frizlab 1y ago
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44062726
791.
by frizlab 1y ago
Basically your argument is “as long as I don’t get caught.” Like I said, it’s not how it works.
792.
by frizlab 1y ago
That’s not how the law works.
793.
by frizlab 1y ago
Just because you don’t do it doesn’t mean you don’t have to!
794.
by frizlab 1y ago
Whatever you do you need to comply with local regulations. Apple asking the documents straight up is actually _helpful_ because it’s stuff one HAVE TO DO anyways.
795.
by frizlab 1y ago
Hey this looks interesting! Too bad I can’t download it. Why prevent France from downloading?
796.
Suspected InfoStealer Malware Data Breach Exposed 184M Logins/Passwords(websiteplanet.com)
9 points by frizlab 1y ago|0 comments
797.
The WinRAR approach(basicappleguy.com)
125 points by frizlab 1y ago|103 comments
798.
by frizlab 1y ago
Fully agree. I hate those takes. Best is subjective, so there is no absolute best.
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Apple's 'CarPlay Ultra' Now Available(macrumors.com)
1 points by frizlab 1y ago|0 comments
800.
by frizlab 1y ago
I think it’s called ventilated prose. More commonly found in code comments.
801.
by frizlab 1y ago
Swift has guard. Equally awesome.
802.
Prepare for a scam gold rush with the App Store changes(appleinsider.com)
1 points by frizlab 1y ago|1 comments
803.
by frizlab 1y ago
I don’t get any of that. I tried, but no, it just makes no sense.
804.
by frizlab 1y ago
Like fossil?
805.
A Privacy Mechanism That Backfired(rambo.codes)
1 points by frizlab 1y ago|0 comments
806.
Cracking the Dave and Buster's Anomaly(rambo.codes)
6 points by frizlab 1y ago|0 comments
807.
Redirect Google Maps to Apple Maps with StopTheMadness Pro(underpassapp.com)
4 points by frizlab 1y ago|2 comments
808.
by frizlab 1y ago
Reader works in Safari
809.
by frizlab 1y ago
That doesn’t mean much. Swift is new. Usable Swift even more so. All of the apps Apple propose have legacy. New apps from now (e.g. Invites) will be much more interesting.
810.
by frizlab 1y ago
Swift’s Character type represents an extended grapheme cluster, which is the correct thing to do.

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