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finestructure, 17 days ago (edited 17 days ago) to random German

My Apple watch just gave me the 10 minutes to the hour “Time to stand!” notification, which I’ll interpret as “You absolute ninja managed to make coffee and breakfast a moment ago without me noticing, here’s my badge of approval, use your powers responsibly”.

jsq, 17 days ago to random

great time to be alive

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jsq, 18 days ago to random

you still can’t swipe to delete a song from a playlist but at least we got whatever the fuck this is

https://www.theverge.com/2024/5/23/24163383/spotify-car-thing-discontinued-december-2024

jsq, 18 days ago to random

ai bros: “you can’t imagine the productivity gains. look at what we’ve built.”

what they built: ⛽️ 🍝

jsq, 18 days ago to random

“gasoline spaghetti” would be a great name for song

jsq, 18 days ago to random

Here’s my workaround for a non-sendable closures.

Is this a good idea, or a great idea?

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harshil, 18 days ago to random

Now I’m a firm atheist, but I’d be lying if I said my resolve wasn’t tested at least a bit when I have a great ice cream sandwich

jsq, 18 days ago to random

Definitely not switching to passkeys any time soon

https://mjtsai.com/blog/2024/05/23/the-dark-age-of-authentication/

jsq, 18 days ago to random

“After asking a question, Arc Search will play hold music briefly before providing a verbal answer…”

Ah yes, the spark of joy that everyone feels when they are put on hold trying to call customer service — but in your browser. 🤡

https://www.macrumors.com/2024/05/23/arc-search-call-feature/

jsq, 18 days ago to random

Tell me your company is run by boomers without telling me your company is run by boomers

https://www.macrumors.com/2024/05/23/arc-search-call-feature/

jsq, 18 days ago to random

say what you want, but this is when the internet was good

ctietze, 18 days ago to SwiftUI

Does "flexibleSpace" in #SwiftUI for macOS not work correctly?

Anything besides a Spacer() that's required in the item?

mattiem, 18 days ago to random

Got a great question about keeping some code compatible with complete checking both off and on. It is hitting a very tricky case involving a compiler bug with default values. Here's a little explaination along with a possible solution.

A nonisolated init is one of those things that just keeps coming up as a useful trick.

jsq, 19 days ago to random

I just saw an iOS job posting for a company in NYC where the salary range started at $47K/year.

How is this real.

jsq, 20 days ago to random

welcome to hell

https://youtu.be/xU_MFS_ACrU

NeoNacho, 20 days ago to random

I’m like 30 min into doing nothing but pressing the thumb stick up to slowly walk in Hellblade 2 and I’m not sure if I am just walking in circles since everything looks the same.

kyleve, 20 days ago to random

We are hiring a Principal Product Designer onto our UI Systems team here at Square

https://jobs.smartrecruiters.com/Square/743999987453913-principal-product-designer-ui-design-systems

NeoNacho, 20 days ago to random

Do people know that macOS ships with a terminal app

NeoNacho, 21 days ago to random

So Windows is getting a feature where it takes screenshots every few seconds to record what you’re doing on your computer? I wonder if the literal operating system could have a different way of achieving that.

jsq, 27 days ago to random

It appears that the Xcode file menu option “Resolve Package Versions” is not the same as "xcodebuild -resolvePackageDependencies”.

I need to be able to “Resolve Package Versions” for all targets in a project via the command line.

Is this even possible? Does anyone know how to do this?

Do you have to invoke xcodebuild -resolvePackageDependencies for every single scheme/target?