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Writing with AI Is Stupid(lambdaland.org)
5 points by frizlab 2mo ago|3 comments
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Embedded Swift Improvements Coming in Swift 6.4(swift.org)
4 points by frizlab 2mo ago|0 comments
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by frizlab 2mo ago
> AI reviewed every page; I wrote every word. This is the only correct use of AI IMHO. Including for development.
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by frizlab 2mo ago
Sheldon?
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by frizlab 2mo ago
I use fastmail which is very good. Like “oh this is how it should feel!” good.
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by frizlab 2mo ago
Meh. I read the comments on HN, rarely the articles /(semi-)s
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by frizlab 2mo ago
why did you put a captial o instead of a 0 for the 80s?
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Want to know who Google thinks is evil?(twitter.com)
3 points by frizlab 2mo ago|0 comments
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Building scalable back end apps in Swift(theswiftdev.com)
1 points by frizlab 2mo ago|0 comments
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by frizlab 2mo ago
I’m amazed that this is still up
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What Time Is It Enjoy?(quelleheureestilenjoy.com)
2 points by frizlab 2mo ago|1 comments
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by frizlab 2mo ago
SwiftUI has nothing to do with Swift… It’s just a UI framework that happens to have been written for Swift.
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by frizlab 2mo ago
https://appleinsider.com/articles/26/08/11/icloud-private-re... Well, there it is. They are lynched.
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by frizlab 2mo ago
Disabling PRs and issues (and wiki and a bunch of other stuff) is indeed supported by GitHub AFAIK.
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by frizlab 2mo ago
Yup that’s pretty much it, reflinks is Btrfs/XFS, clones is APFS, but the concept is the same (CoW in both cases).
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by frizlab 2mo ago
It uses APFS clones
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A fortuitous decade as an indie software developer(lapcatsoftware.com)
166 points by frizlab 2mo ago|40 comments
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OpenAI / Hugging Face Hack(smlx.dev)
2 points by frizlab 2mo ago|0 comments
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by frizlab 2mo ago
A shame I can’t downvote this. It is both factually false, and worded in a very aggressive way. iCloud private relay is only available for iCloud+ users. It cannot be enabled by default, and is not, even for iCloud+ users BTW. iCloud privat
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by frizlab 2mo ago
Interestingly, it’s faster than its reference implementation in rust (:
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by frizlab 2mo ago
Why?
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Swift-Gigatoken(github.com)
1 points by frizlab 2mo ago|1 comments
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What's new in Swift: July 2026 Edition(swift.org)
2 points by frizlab 2mo ago|0 comments
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by frizlab 2mo ago
I love the conclusion too: > Can an llm truly feel that writing is the only thing it ever really wanted to do in life, while simultaneously complaining to its spouse and its writer friends about how much it hates writing, but also wonder
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Do It 14,000 Times Slower with This One Trick(semi-rad.com)
9 points by frizlab 2mo ago|2 comments
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by frizlab 2mo ago
> it's limited in number, so once in a while I have to delete the sample apps I installed 10, but only for Apple accounts that are not a part of the Apple developer program (99$) AFAIK > regularly, I have to clean the cache, then
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by frizlab 2mo ago
Excellent question. I have mostly used Apple tools, but have also tried (most notably) VSCode, android studio, zed, Eclipse, vim and Sublime Text. None of these convinced me, except Sublime which I still use for “non-Apple” projects (also n
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UIViews(uiviews.com)
1 points by frizlab 2mo ago|0 comments
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by frizlab 2mo ago
Swift even has a `RegexBuilder` DSL which makes writing regular expressions pure code and type-safe. Pretty amazing tbh
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by frizlab 2mo ago
To each his own, but I actually like it

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