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andy, 21 days ago to random

I have downloaded and archived WWDC sessions since 2014, and managed to find many older ones since at least 2009.

If y’all need any session, let me know and I’ll figure out a way to send it to you.

jsq, 21 days ago to random

My favorite thing about WWDC videos is when they skip over details and refer you to previous WWDC videos that are no longer available 🙃

dgregor79, 21 days ago to random

If you’re not yet totally sick of hearing me talk… part 3 of my interview on the ADSP podcast is up, where we talk about variadic templates, std::variant, and (finally!) some Swift: https://www.adspthepodcast.com/2024/05/17/Episode-182.html

amonshiz, 22 days ago to random

TFW you know you’ve made it.

harshil, 23 days ago to random

You’re telling me a Mexican styled this sandwich?
https://mastodon.social/@jsq/112463065808823623

jsq, 23 days ago to random

notable culinary news

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jsq, 24 days ago to random

😂 💀

https://youtu.be/LiAzrco8wsk

jsq, 24 days ago to random

🍉🍉🍉

jsq, 24 days ago to random

In case anyone forgot who actually calls the shots.

Being a billionaire buys you much more than private jets.

https://archive.is/2024.05.17-143756/https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2024/05/16/business-leaders-chat-group-eric-adams-columbia-protesters/

cjwirth, 25 days ago to random

In my process to consolidate data from old hard drives, cloud services, and such, I'm finding a lot of media I downloaded in middle school? high school? We're talking very poor quality videos. Some of this stuff I don't even remember downloading. Every single episode of Sailor Moon? Cartoon Planet (i.e. Space Ghost) twice? Coven, the movie that they were making in the documentary American Movie?

As I dig through this I'll probably find those 11 bitcoins that I mined during my internship in 2011

jsq, 25 days ago to random

Can’t wait for Swift 23

objc, 25 days ago to random

Love that if you delete a really really long, old, large chat in Messages, and then go to the Home Screen and return to the app, it becomes unresponsive and you cannot open the app anymore until you restart your phone

jsq, 25 days ago to random

I’m having issues with iMessage today.

The bigger problem is that Apple’s “status” page is just as unreliable as its services.

https://www.macrumors.com/2024/05/16/imessage-down-for-some/

jsq, 25 days ago to random

I guess no one who works at Apple has ever used git branches with Xcode and SwiftPM.

This 4 year old bug is still not fixed.

https://forums.swift.org/t/missing-package-product-error-for-all-local-swift-packages-when-switching-git-branches/38041

harshil, 25 days ago to random

Here’s the problem with all the “They should slap macOS on iPads” takes:

Vision Pro

cjwirth, 26 days ago to random

I went to the doctor. The response I got was “eat healthy and do more sports”

I mean… yep, yes that’s true but….

lapcatsoftware, 26 days ago to random

Good news, everyone!

I just received a phone call from an Apple representative. They confirmed that there was indeed a software bug in the bundle pricing calculation, which was fixed yesterday. They also said that affected developers, such as myself, would be compensated for our lost revenue.

That’s all I know for now. I was told that I would also be receiving a follow-up email later.

The conversation was pleasant, and the Apple representative was very nice about it.

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?