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  • Post #4121023

    Ever heard about WebScript? It was an interpreted, Mini-#ObjC that came w/ #WebObjects. IIRC using WO w/ WebScript was free, building apps w/ ObjC required the $$$$ expensive license. WebScript even had a &quot;modern syntax&quot; (I think this must be ~1998?) w/o the brackets (but `function doIt() { }` style). https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/LegacyTechnologies/WebObjects/WebObjects_3.1/PDF/DEVGUIDE/SCRIPT.PDF

  • Post #4118006

    Oh nice, another #WOWODC. That is tempting, probably going to join that: https://wowodc.com/ #WebObjects #SOPE #GETobjects ... #SwiftObjects!

  • Post #4056410

    LLM&#39;s feel a little like #CorelDraw to me, if someone remembers that. It felt awesome for a while. Because coming with a ~20000 clipart library it enabled non-designers to produce flyers that felt good-looking. But it didn&#39;t take that long until you could easily tell apart those from stuff being done by real designers / people w/ a clue. They just looked too obviously CorelDraw. LLM&#39;s are somewhat similar, you get a huge lib of code to cherry pick from. It won&#39;t innovate on its o...

  • Post #3082298

    People are wondering how the iPhone foldable would work, API/screen wise. Do you open separate scenes for the screens? With our fancy “declarative UI” framework you could also build things where your 3-part foldable is actually: [Sidebar] | [.              Content              ] | [ Inspector] (to close, you&amp;#39;d put the sidebar/inspector on top of the content and the back becomes the regular combined thing) Kinda like the iDrawerMac, but for reals. Might be less crazy than it sound...

  • Post #3082297

    Thomas Gottschalk wird auch immer schräger #lanz

  • Post #3082296

    I don’t know a single app in the current „Apple Design Award winners“ email. But i suppose that’s the idea, get to know new apps by featuring them. Recognizing apps that people actually use is a different thing.

  • Post #3082295

    You can&amp;#39;t make this up, we have *two* RFC&amp;#39;ed standards for JSON calendar data (and address data): - RFC 7265: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc7265 (standards people from various companies) - RFC 8984: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc8984 (FastMail) It&amp;#39;s seems clear that someone just didn&amp;#39;t like the format of the other. So now we have two. For the same freaking thing. Yes, I read 1.1, all 4 points seem like utter nonsense to me. Yes calendars are...

  • Post #3082294

    Since I just walked over it again, on non-Darwin platforms the MainActor does NOT necessarily run on the main thread. I think it&amp;#39;s just a regular global actor there that can run on any thread. Actually I wonder how to fix this. Could you do an own MyMain actor w/ an executor that uses the GCD main queue? If so, why doesn&amp;#39;t Swift do this in the first place?

  • Post #2560390

    People often complain about some SwiftUI bugs, lack of feature XYZ and such. But I think they often miss the structurally deep / conceptual issues. Like how many instance methods does `View` have? Something like 500+?

  • Post #1894203

    With iOS 26.4.2 #CarPlay stopped connecting to the car (I can still pair). Anyone else?

  • Post #1863157

    Apple has given up on the Pro Display XDR. Apparently the large high res display starting at $5000 just didn’t end up being a hit https://www.macrumors.com/2026/03/03/apple-discontinues-pro-display-xdr/

  • Post #1863156

    So what I’m going to do at the workers day? I guess going to work?

  • Post #1863155

    Those are the kind of markers you get from using AI in your code. They intentionally tag you and will surely come for you if the ship goes down.

  • Post #1863153

    Mangos rock

  • Post #1671978

    Shitty day, but that might help a little.

  • Post #1499116

    I think people who use LLM&amp;#39;s to build FOSS projects essentially just train the LLM&amp;#39;s. Like say you build an XML parser for Swift using LLM&amp;#39;s. That&amp;#39;s cool and a legitimate target for doing LLM&amp;#39;s since you have a comprehensive spec to test against. But what&amp;#39;s really happening here is that you let the LLM build something for you, and then (if you are a responsible person) you do a deep review of it before you release it. You&amp;#39;ll train it to do...

  • Post #1499115

    Die Hetze hier auf Masto wird inzwischen auch Twitter-artig anstrengend. Klar, kommt aus dem anderen Lager, besser wird sie dadurch nicht. Wann haben die Leute verlernt vernünftig miteinander umzugehen und andere Meinungen zu akzeptieren? 🤔

  • Post #1499114

    Who is going to do supply chain now?

  • Post #1466382

    EU: +1 Russia: -25

  • Post #1211627

    I don’t know what you do, but I treat myself a mini baguette …

  • Post #984701

    I moved my main server from Scaleway to Hetzner. Can recommend, flawless.

  • Post #779063

    What are good #OpenData endpoints one can query, w/o registration and particular limits?