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by jshier 6y ago
That's what I figured, thanks.
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by jshier 6y ago
What if I already have static HTML and just need a host? No builds (I do them locally), no frameworks, just an HTML structure. I'd love to just be able to point to a git repo and have the site published through Cloudflare, since it alr
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by jshier 6y ago
Aren't all subjects at school like that? Isn't this expected with general education before allowing students to specialize? I wouldn't think it's possible to teach every subject in a way that every student enjoys it.
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by jshier 6y ago
Swift has been officially available on Linux since it was open sourced in Dec. 2015.
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by jshier 6y ago
When was the last time you compiled Swift code? Xcode's new(er) build system has solved many of the scaling issues that affected the previous system, to the point where it scales linearly (on large enough projects) even on a 28/56
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by jshier 6y ago
On your last point, would that include the jenkins-agent.jar file? If so, is there a way to dynamically add it? We download our agent jars on boot which I'm pretty sure would replace the preview permission, so it'd be great to add
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by jshier 6y ago
That's not true. They're requiring all executables to be signed on Apple Silicon systems, but that's as an ad hoc signature added by the linker at link time. There's no additional cost or overhead on AS.
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by jshier 6y ago
27" iMac has always had 4 RAM slots.
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by jshier 6y ago
1. It does. numberOfItems will tell you how many items are on the pasteboard. 2. It does. contains(pasteboardTypes: [String]) will tell you whether the pasteboard contains items of particular types. 3. Okay, but that's a huge shift fro
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by jshier 6y ago
GP meant from remote devices, like a phone, to somewhere the developer can see it, like a logging service. OSLog can't even log to a local file, making it fairly useless for in app logging even in testing, as there's no way to see
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by jshier 6y ago
Isn't the "Single Responsible Individual" practice fairly common at Apple? That is, maybe one person "responsible" for some specific class, app, or system, in addition to day to day work? I've read about the ma
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by jshier 6y ago
In that case, landing features decreasing benchmark performance should be accompanied by a corresponding performance increase. The WebKit project has done this for nearly 20 years.
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Multiple Trailing Closures in Swift(github.com)
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by jshier 6y ago
Oddly, it doesn't look like Chapter 1 exists in the book, despite its mention in the index. Even the 2017 version is missing it.
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by jshier 7y ago
That's simple: we're not "through" anything until those responsible are out of power. Until they are they'll continue to allow and support, publicly and privately, any and all meddling that benefits them. We'll
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by jshier 7y ago
This would be more true if sites like GitHub would allow uploading and embedding of MP4 files where they allow GIFs. But that's not usually the case unless you go through something Gyfy first.
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by jshier 7y ago
You can read the motivation in the evolution proposal: https://github.com/apple/swift-evolution/blob/master/proposa...
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by jshier 7y ago
It was indeed; it was proposed and implemented by engineers working on the Swift For TensorFlow project. The earlier dynamic callable features were as well, in order to offer Python interop.
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by jshier 7y ago
You're surprised a relatively easy to implement, one off feature with no dependencies and no impact on the rest of the language can be done before a feature that impacts huge areas of the language and requires underlying runtime and co
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by jshier 7y ago
What do you mean? It's trivial to add extensions to Array, Collection, or Sequence. You can find multiple examples of your additions online right now.