rhysmorgan

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1. 1.▲
   by rhysmorgan 5y ago

   Could not agree more. Users don't need to be "fooled" by an uncanny-valley, years-out-of-date looking simulacrum of native UI, because they're getting the real deal. Accessibility is so overlooked, while some native UI t
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   by rhysmorgan 5y ago

   You can totally get 4K 60Hz, so long as the USB-C port supports DisplayPort 1.4a Alt-Mode. (which raises one of the problems with USB-C - it's impossible to tell how what features it supports)
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   by rhysmorgan 7y ago

   > I'm going to find him something simpler to work on. Sure, but why should this non-feature which makes code harder to read and reason about even be built in the first place? All to save `.parse` at the call site of a parser, for ex
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   by rhysmorgan 7y ago

   Why is it all about succinctness? Swift has never been about succinctness - it’s always been about clarity, without over-verbosity. Sometimes, it just takes a decent number of characters to describe something. That’s not necessarily a flaw,
5. 5.▲
   by rhysmorgan 11y ago

   Probably not, but there's not much point in doing so, as you'll pee it all out anyway.