Sören Gade
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<p>Product Engineer<br />I build software people rely on.</p><p>Creator of <span class="h-card" translate="no"><a href="https://indieapps.space/@bandwidth" class="u-url mention">@<span>bandwidth</span></a></span><br />Co-organizer of <span class="h-card" translate="no"><a href="https://mastodon.social/@cocoaheads_hh" class="u-url mention">@<span>cocoaheads_hh</span></a></span></p>
Posts
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Post #2065769
If you need support with Bandwidth Monitor, check out the new account for that: @bandwidth
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Post #2065765
Feeling productive and motivated today, so here is to the start of @bandwidth&#39;s next era.
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Post #1817912
Apple announced John Ternus as its next CEO. I believe with every new leader come changes in what they strive for and what they are good at — with Ternus I hope the rest of the company gets up to speed with how impeccable their hardware is right now. It would make them unstoppable. https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2026/04/tim-cook-to-become-apple-executive-chairman-john-ternus-to-become-apple-ceo/
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Post #1817911
RE: https://c.im/@leogdion/116461468488872723 Working on iOS projects which define their tooling and project structure declaratively (using mise and tuist) is such a pleasure! I enjoy it every day, and it becomes more helpful the more people work on a project. If you haven’t gotten into it, this sounds like the perfect workshop to get you going.
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Post #1817909
I just noticed data was loading slow from network calls „a“ and „b“ because _ = await (a, b) runs them sequentially. I was pretty sure I tested with 5.x that it was equivalent to async let aN = a async let bN = b await (aN, bN) Is this a consequence of #Swift‘s #Concurrency changes up until 6.3, or was I just wrong?
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Post #1671367
Widerrufsbutton: Required by German law starting in June 2026 I had a very insightful discussion with @lisa about how the changes will affect apps, and what to do to comply. Find out more, and get your apps ready: https://telemetrydeck.com/blog/widerrufsbutton/
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Post #1008968
I have a MacBook Air (M2) now for light traveling and for that use case it is unbelievably better than my 16&quot; MacBook Pro. The battery lasts forever, and the chip is powerful enough for continued use, even in Low Power Mode. Haven&#39;t done heavy development yet, but it is not meant for that.
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Post #1008967
Nice summary of what is in the Claude Code source leak. &gt; accidentally shipping your source map to npm is the kind of mistake that sounds impossible until you remember that a significant portion of the codebase was probably written by the AI you are shipping. https://alex000kim.com/posts/2026-03-31-claude-code-source-leak/
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Post #1008966
I&#39;m tired of reading ChatGPT generated articles. Not AI written. Not missing any personality. But conveying human expression.
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Post #828630
I‘m 30 now, and haven’t experienced the mandatory back pain yet. I consider this a win.
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Post #731865
RE: https://mastodon.social/@swiftlang/116183945700180905 Just yesterday, @daniel talked about using Swift for running @telemetrydeck at our @cocoaheads_hh meetup. It was really insightful and inspiring. Swift on the server is serious business now, and this official blog post cements this even further, for TelemetryDeck and the Swift community as a whole.