frizlab

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by frizlab 3mo ago
You can downvote me all you want, but morally, what has been done is unacceptable.
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by frizlab 3mo ago
Most people having issues with the finder do not know half of what it can do; it’s interesting, really.
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by frizlab 3mo ago
Says who? I do not think people actually think it’s not stealing in all honesty. I’m pretty sure it’s something like “but we cannot do differently” and we kind of collectively “decided” to stop talking about it. It’s still plainly wrong, an
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by frizlab 3mo ago
First screenshot on the front page has a design issue: text of selected file is in black instead of white.
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by frizlab 3mo ago
And life will have the last word anyways.
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Swift-Nio-QUIC(github.com)
12 points by frizlab 3mo ago|2 comments
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What's new in Swift: June 2026 Edition(swift.org)
3 points by frizlab 3mo ago|0 comments
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by frizlab 3mo ago
Isn’t x402 an open standard anybody can implement?
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by frizlab 3mo ago
If you do that as an individual you are going to prison though.
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by frizlab 3mo ago
And now for a fun game with this: try and delete all the pods!
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Notion shutting down its AI-powered email client, including Mac and iOS apps(9to5mac.com)
4 points by frizlab 3mo ago|0 comments
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Building a macOS Native GUI for Apple Container(reddit.com)
3 points by frizlab 3mo ago|0 comments
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Noise as Information and Information as Noise(unsung.aresluna.org)
4 points by frizlab 3mo ago|0 comments
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It's Our Language Now(blog.plover.com)
4 points by frizlab 3mo ago|0 comments
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by frizlab 4mo ago
At that point I’m gonna need specific examples, because such differences between platforms are getting more and more sparse… Also I’m not sure what the Core thing you’re talking about even is.
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Deciphering Basmalah(blog.plover.com)
5 points by frizlab 4mo ago|0 comments
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by frizlab 4mo ago
As per my experience, the learning curve of Swift is easier than rust’s. Yes, obviously, it’s subjective. Yes, if you want to do complex things in Swift (e.g. generic packs), the syntax is more complex, but that’s not needed every day. As p
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by frizlab 4mo ago
> Is the feature I need available for this Linux device? If it’s in Foundation, yes. Swift 6 on Apple OSes now (since a while ago actually) uses the same open-source foundation as Linux. If it’s a proprietary framework (e.g. TabularData)
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by frizlab 4mo ago
Swift on Linux has changed since a few years ago. A lot. I prefer Swift over rust as it has the same memory-safety guarantees with a much more approachable syntax, and is generally easier to work with.
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by frizlab 4mo ago
Yes, obviously? Holding a phone to film someone is obvious, having glasses that film is just having glasses…
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Lettera: A Refined Markdown Document Editor(christiantietze.de)
7 points by frizlab 4mo ago|1 comments
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My Blog Hit the Front Page of Hacker News (and It Was Weird)(correresmidestino.com)
3 points by frizlab 4mo ago|0 comments
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by frizlab 4mo ago
I use 1blocker (desktop+mobile) with Little Snitch (desktop only). I’m OK.
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by frizlab 4mo ago
I use Safari, and it’s good.
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NetNewsWire Status(inessential.com)
3 points by frizlab 4mo ago|0 comments
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by frizlab 4mo ago
But were you a good developer before? Were you taking pride in your job (if it were even your job)?
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AI slowly sucking the joy out of work(reddit.com)
9 points by frizlab 4mo ago|2 comments
178.
by frizlab 4mo ago
While I could generally agree, in this specific instance if the AI were “thinking” correctly it should have found the mistake. I admit it was a difficult problem though (solving it required creativity). To be more precise, the prompt ac
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by frizlab 4mo ago
PR wasn’t big (+283/-232) and was indeed focused on a single module.
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by frizlab 4mo ago
I recently in $COMPANY had a coworker try fable to do a refactor where not breaking anything was the game. It broke something at the first PR. I think we’re not there yet.

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