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Apollo | Design & Engineering | Onsite / Remove (San Francisco) | https://bookface.ycombinator.com/company/24343/jobs Apollo ( https://www.withapollo.com ) is building a debit card that rewards
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Mayor London Breed, major S.F. companies unveil mass return-to-work plan
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So I've been trying out https://www.future.co (similar coaching concept for fitness). While I really like the concept (esp since it means I don't need to make my own workouts, which was often an excuse I used not to wo
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Any particular integration you're looking for? Out of the box it supports MySQL & Postgres but it's fully compatible with any external libs built on SwiftNIO, which is the de facto foundation for most Swift server projects.
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Oh I think Vapor is super powerful, feature packed, and the team has done an amazing job building up and maintaining over the past few years, especially when swift on the server was just getting on it’s legs. That being said, after buildin
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Exciting stuff. With async/await landing last week and the leaps and bounds of the package manager over the last couple years, the ergonomics of using Swift for non-iOS work has gotten significantly better. Coupled with the built in sa
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Show HN: Alchemy – Elegant, batteries included web framework for Swift
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This looks really great, Kenneth! I was actually just investigating this last week; didn't see Swift support yet but I'm eagerly awaiting it ;) I've considered building some tutorials for a backend framework I was working on,
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Sounds like they are considering adding back support, but personally I'm a bit surprised that isn't set in stone since these are some game changing features. Does sound like there would be a lot of technical limitations to adding
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Apple restricts new Swift concurrency features to iOS 15 and above only
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Will Swift Concurrency deploy back to older OSS?
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Yeah I 100% agree that the tooling is not there outside of macOS. That being said, it started as geared towards iOS/macOS & even so there have been decent cross platform wins (linux compiler support is pretty solid, SPM). I hope th
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Exactly, type erasure has always been a giant pain for Swift but the team has short term plans for obviating it soon. I think sometimes people forget that Swift is still a relatively new (late 2014, ~7 years old) language. Given its scope a
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100m a year, 0 roi expense gone. Also no more shared rides due to COVID (which I expect will never come back to Uber or Lyft since they were gigantic money sinks). Assuming ridership is bouncing back from COVID I wouldn't be surprised
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China hits Alibaba with record $2.8B fine for behaving like a monopoly
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Definitely agree that doing this per month per citizen would be infeasible, though an interesting alternative is doing a negative income tax. Effectively UBI but declines as the person makes money. Some rough calculations: In 2019 there wer
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FWIW the author wrote a post attempting to defend his position as not a straw man https://johnmcwhorter.substack.com/p/is-the-elect-a-mere-col...
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Hey HN, Been building this framework over the past year, with the goal of leveraging Swift’s speed and safety with being able to share lots of code between iOS and server. Swift on the server is still a relatively small ecosystem so the foc
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Alchemy: A fully featured web framework for Swift
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Glad you think so! I'm hoping that simple docs coupled with the recent leaps and bounds of the swift server team and package manager (as well as incoming async/await) will make Swift on the server a much more appealing choice for
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Hey HN! Over the last year I’ve been working on a web framework for Swift. Its focus is on clean, elegant, full featured APIs and sharing code between Swift clients and server. There are a couple quickstart projects in there (one Fullstack;
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Show HN: Alchemy – Elegant, batteries included web framework for Swift
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Cruise is now testing fully driverless cars in San Francisco
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Personally I use copilot, robin hood and an excel spreadsheet for tracking long term savings goals & giving amounts. - Copilot for an aesthetically pleasing heads up of how much $$ I've got as well as insights into where it's
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Ask HN: What's your personal finance system?
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Been using SwiftUI pretty in depth for a side project. It's been 80% awesome and 20% super frustrating. I can do so much more with SO much less code, but there are definitely a lot of gaps & annoying issues (particularly around doc
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I love Swift. Writing in it is awesome, the community is great, and it has traditionally been focused on a truly wonderful dev-focused experience. That being said, releases like this are pretty frustrating because they seem to reflect a foc
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San Francisco officials propose ban on e-cigarette sales
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Sounds like the name of an Amazon adult streaming service
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Genuinely curious, are there any sort of legal rights or entitlements for people who share memes/funny pictures on social media? I don't disagree that FuckJerry's behavior is pretty shady, but cmon... the entire meme communit
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