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mattiem

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macOS/iOS ⌨️, outdoors 🏔, justice ⚖️, games 👾

Pretty into open source. Previously: Crashlytics, Apple

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ctietze, to random
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I don't want to start a political discussion.

I wonder, "philosophically" more or less, though, what kind of incentives are missing for so many people.

Context: There are very loud (maybe majority, maybe minority) voices that want to ban a party that is considered "right wing" in the traditional sense.

Problem: If you ban the existence of a group that many people associate with, what outlet will they look for, next?

Is there an attractive alternative so they can participate somewhere else?

mattiem,
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@ctietze I do not know the context so I’m just talking in the abstract.

Should a democracy ban a party whose platform is (for example) dictatorship? I think the answer fundamentally has to be yes. The legal framework in place that keeps a democracy has to be strong enough to prevent its own destruction. But I think one-off bans of a party will never succeed and it should be more structural.

mattiem,
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@ctietze If you really do have a free system where laws and ideas can change and evolve over time (minus the ability to remove that free system), I think the 10% should be free to attempt to convience others via expression ("speech"). And if they fail to do so, it is entirely possible their ideas just aren't suitable for the society.

davidbures, to swift
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Update on Cork Shortcuts support:

I have added a shortcut for refreshing packages. Next step, I'll see if I can add a separate button to Cork itself for only refreshing packages without updating them!

(also, does anyone know why Shortcuts is showing the key for each LocalizedStringResource instead of the actual string? 🤔 see pic #2 for code)

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mattiem,
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@davidbures I’ve been playing around with AppIntents too!

I’m not super familiar with how LocalizedStringResource works but i don't think is AppIntents specific…

mattiem,
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@davidbures Actually yes! I did have really bad problems with this. You’re going to hate this, but try rebooting…

mattiem,
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@davidbures Have you implemented this in an extension?

mattiem,
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@davidbures Shoot I 0/2 so far. Are you certain those string literals are used to look up localized values?

mattiem,
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@davidbures I’d try it outside of the AppIntent context to try to eliminate some variables. I’ve never used that type anywhere else.

aleck, to random
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After a day with 13in MacBook Air M2, I’m really amazed just how light and silent this thing is. Last MacBook I had was 2016 MBP that feels way more heavy than it really is.
This will be really nice travel companion for next decade.

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mattiem,
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@aleck Air is such a fantastic computer!

davidbures, (edited ) to random
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I'm once again reminded why I stopped engaging with the GitHub community.

Me: "I propose idea A"
Maintainer: "Idea A is not acceptable. It will be B"
Me: "I accept it can't be idea A and idea B is closer to what we need, but I think alternative C or D would satisfy both our requirements. B is not a good idea. Could you at least consider it, or give me reasons why idea C or D are still not acceptable?"
Main.: "I'm the maintainer. It will be B. If you don't agree, don't contribute" (PR rejected)

mattiem,
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@davidbures I have also had trouble contributing to homebrew

finestructure, to swift
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“With the increased limit of the acceptance queue, and a patched version of wrk, we can now conclude that swift is a good competitor speed-wise as a web application server.

Memory wise it blows all the other technologies away, using only 2.5% of the amount of memory that the java implementation needs, and 10% of node-js.”

https://tech.phlux.us/Juice-Sucking-Servers-Part-Trois/

mattiem,
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@finestructure I’m not sure it’s actually truly fair to compare to Java memory usage. But still, this is good stuff!

mattiem,
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@finestructure Don’t get me wrong - Java VM tuning is an enormous pain point. You basically cannot run JVM stuff without becoming an expert. But there is some optimized setting and that could, conceivably compete quite well with Swift’s memory usage when handling a similar load. So think this could be hard to compare. But it’s still great and I vastly prefer it!

jsq, to random
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Is it possible to set xcodebuild settings inside a Package.swift somehow?

This builds my package successfully:

xcodebuild build -scheme MyScheme SWIFT_STRICT_CONCURRENCY=complete

But if I open Package.swift in Xcode, it fails to build because “complete" is not the default.

(This is because MainActor.assumeIsolated was introduced in iOS 17, but backported to iOS 13)

mattiem,
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@jsq I know of no way to do that.

But you can configure packages with swift settings. Check this out: https://github.com/mattmassicotte/PackageTemplate/blob/main/Package.swift

mattiem,
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@jsq Ok so that won’t work for you?

JTostitos, to swift
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Swift/SwiftUI Question: App Store Connect API provides a gzip when the response is successful for a particular endpoint I am accessing.

How do I take this gzip and save the contents of it to a files app / sandbox directory / swift data, so that I can read it and view the contents? From what I understand, gzip is similar to a zip file?

So far my attempts to save it to files to read the contents have failed. It says “Inappropriate file type or format”.

#swift #swiftlang #swiftui

mattiem,
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@JTostitos When you say “it says”, what is “it”? You should definitely be able to do this.

mattiem,
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@JTostitos Oh no my mistake I think you had everything in there.

Gzip is not the same thing as zip. But what you might be able to do is download, decompress (gunzip) and save the resulting data as public.text into Files.

mattiem,
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@JTostitos You would definitely uncompress it. But after that, it is whatever type it is. If the data actually is CSV then yes.

mattiem, to random
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I somehow forgot about Timelines by @luksape . It’s wonderfully simple and functional. Really enjoying it so far!

https://timelines.app

jsq, to random
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Here’s my workaround for a non-sendable closures.

Is this a good idea, or a great idea?

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mattiem,
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@jsq I was specifically favoriting you restricting the options to “good” or “great” 😆

I’m 100% into side-stepping concurrency checking when it is a) safe and b) convenient. If you feel good about this, go for it! But in general, unchecked Sendable has a tendency to be a little like paying off one credit card with another credit card…

mattiem,
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@jsq Oh yes I would be happy to discuss an official endorsement! I think you’ll find rates very reasonable given the globally-recognized stature of brand.

mattiem,
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@jsq “Uncheck yourself before you wreck yourself”

mattiem, to random
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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.

phill, to random
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it's not right but it's okay

mattiem,
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@krzyzanowskim @phill It uses the main thread to achieve its isolation. And the distinction might seem pedantic. But you don’t have to be afraid of using the MainActor, or think of it has a bottleneck.

mattiem,
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@krzyzanowskim One way to protect mutable state is to guarantee that it is only ever accessed on one thread. That’s what the MainActor does. But it is not, itself, a thread.

mattiem,
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@krzyzanowskim That is all true. Are you trying to say that you believe the MainActor is a thread?

mattiem,
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@helge @krzyzanowskim I often make a very clear distinction between “thing that runs code” and “thing that does synchronization”. It’s possible to manage all state with the MainActor, all while executing very little on the main thread. But I don’t know if that distinction is actually helpful, especially in this case where the line is so blurry.

Sorry for being confusing!

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