morqon

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by morqon 3y ago
here’s the original video, streamed live, clip starts at 20:25: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pig9WbMN1lQ&t=1225s
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GPT-3 conversational bot for Clubhouse(lordajax.com)
1 points by morqon 5y ago|0 comments
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Brianna Wu: Choose Your Character(realm.io)
2 points by morqon 11y ago|0 comments
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by morqon 11y ago
This was basically built for Hopscotch https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hopscotch_(Julio_Cortázar_nove...
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by morqon 11y ago
Some excellent reminders about empathy, not being a condescending designer, and trying to understand actual people when you build something. It shouldn't be that hard, you're one, and presumably you know some.
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Wild Ways International Users Buy Things [video](realm.io)
1 points by morqon 11y ago|0 comments
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by morqon 11y ago
It's pretty nice though, having the slides synchronised to the video. And on realm.io, below the video, there's a transcript with linked resources :)
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by morqon 11y ago
Happily, the two co-exist well, and increasingly so. Where one is a better choice for a particular job, you have it. It's just that you now have two tools to choose from.
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by morqon 11y ago
Hearing one of the core engineers from the LLVM compiler team speak at some length about their aims and approach to Swift, it was cleat that they had reflected long and hard on the approaches of many other languages. This engineer had very
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by morqon 11y ago
I'm not sure, I've had great fun learning it, and writing it is usually really nice. Sure, there have been pains along the way, but the Apple engineers are doing an amazing job with evolving Swift, intelligently, and very quickly.
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by morqon 11y ago
Happy memories! Mike Lee's talk was amazing, Laura Savino basically gave a masterclass on presenting, and Maxim Cramer had Twitter on fire. What a wonderful week :)
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by morqon 11y ago
"Swift is here to stay, but Objective-C is not going to fade away quickly. Many developers have existing codebases, but they also have deadlines, and business decisions. There is no fast way to rewrite an app in Swift. So let’s face it
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by morqon 11y ago
Javier Soto gave a great talk on Promises/Futures at Swift Summit. There's an edited transcript with code samples, if you haven't got time to watch: https://realm.io/news/swift-summit-javier-soto-futures&
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by morqon 11y ago
Spoiler: very hard! Still, some really helpful debugging tips here, thanks Carola :)
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by morqon 11y ago
"Can we please show people what actually works from Haskell instead of just saying monads and then giggling about it?" — I think the speaker would wholeheartedly agree with you. In several places, he says that learning and applyin
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by morqon 11y ago
Quite a few good tips here. Transcript and code samples too!
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by morqon 11y ago
John Siracusa was right! Swift promises high level language simplicity with low level language speed. Apple are making huge improvements here.
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by morqon 11y ago
I think he is talking on a similar topic at AltConf, Tuesday 9th: http://altconf.com/schedule/
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by morqon 11y ago
And subtitles! All talks should be done like this.
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Testing in Swift(realm.io)
10 points by morqon 12y ago|0 comments