Maybe with some kind of plugin for more deterministic output from those languages?
Supposedly a major justification for the continued separation of Mac and the others (especially iPad) was differing UI interaction patterns. So what are they doing now? Using tools that evolved to serve touch-first…
This was a great read, thank you. I’m just now removing my application-focused blinders, but I already see the same technical, organizational, and financial issues.
> I do not own any HiDPI monitors This is a major factor. macOS has aggressively optimized for these in recent years, often at the expense of classic 1x display experience. I use 5K 27" and 4K 24" monitors at 2x scaling…
> The applications broken in v4 are so niche that most people won't notice. Except when you’re building these applications. Then it’s infuriating! Maybe more often a feeling of hopelessness than anger.
This is a pretty grim outlook. It’s at best a false dichotomy between “code lovers” who write beautiful code and “money lovers” who write ugly code. An engineer who can adapt their output based on constraints and…
I was so tempted to jump on this with my anecdata of successfully running ZFS without ECC for a time, but that was in the context of a dirt cheap home tinker box. If you care about data integrity enough to use ZFS, just…
Answering “Does this skirt make my butt look too big?” with something that “depends intimately on the true size of the set of real numbers” seems to be among the worst strategies.
The American Kennel Club rejected mine because the domain was “too similar” to their name. I guess just because it had a “kc” in it? Completely bewildering.
Cramming the concept of ownership into another post-scarcity environment is hardly redefining it.
Live-but-throttled is a decent compromise between the first two. Maybe something that submits a notification directly to you, as chance to approve/deny/respond, moderate what gets published, and be generally aware of…
Just realizing that I spent too much time yesterday taping off edge cases around overflow where a BigInt would be much more appropriate.
That’s amusing but at the same time I’m glad I don’t have to interact with any software doing anything like this.
It’s even in the recent-ish high-ish level Compression framework: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/compression/compre...
An Apple engineer tweeted that this was a bug, but that tweet has since been deleted.
This is news to me as an iOS developer. I wonder what I’ve been doing all this time.
Make it out of the lab.
SCTP over UDP is how WebRTC data channels get their configurable reliability and ordering.
The parent post concerns me as I use Google Domains. Now I'm hoping that also brings me up to that level of support.
I believe this is a problem of the signaling as well. Even the new Thunderbolt 3's display mode is still stuck with DisplayPort 1.2 signaling.
Yeah, you really need some specialized interface that encapsulates all the things you may need from your string processing, but can spit out a representation of that string in various encodings. In line with the spirit…
No, because people coded to the API they were given. They got permission through the application's manifest, as specified by the documentation. They coded to standards. Dynamically revoking permissions breaks that…
Maybe with some kind of plugin for more deterministic output from those languages?
Supposedly a major justification for the continued separation of Mac and the others (especially iPad) was differing UI interaction patterns. So what are they doing now? Using tools that evolved to serve touch-first…
This was a great read, thank you. I’m just now removing my application-focused blinders, but I already see the same technical, organizational, and financial issues.
> I do not own any HiDPI monitors This is a major factor. macOS has aggressively optimized for these in recent years, often at the expense of classic 1x display experience. I use 5K 27" and 4K 24" monitors at 2x scaling…
> The applications broken in v4 are so niche that most people won't notice. Except when you’re building these applications. Then it’s infuriating! Maybe more often a feeling of hopelessness than anger.
This is a pretty grim outlook. It’s at best a false dichotomy between “code lovers” who write beautiful code and “money lovers” who write ugly code. An engineer who can adapt their output based on constraints and…
I was so tempted to jump on this with my anecdata of successfully running ZFS without ECC for a time, but that was in the context of a dirt cheap home tinker box. If you care about data integrity enough to use ZFS, just…
Answering “Does this skirt make my butt look too big?” with something that “depends intimately on the true size of the set of real numbers” seems to be among the worst strategies.
The American Kennel Club rejected mine because the domain was “too similar” to their name. I guess just because it had a “kc” in it? Completely bewildering.
Cramming the concept of ownership into another post-scarcity environment is hardly redefining it.
Live-but-throttled is a decent compromise between the first two. Maybe something that submits a notification directly to you, as chance to approve/deny/respond, moderate what gets published, and be generally aware of…
Just realizing that I spent too much time yesterday taping off edge cases around overflow where a BigInt would be much more appropriate.
That’s amusing but at the same time I’m glad I don’t have to interact with any software doing anything like this.
It’s even in the recent-ish high-ish level Compression framework: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/compression/compre...
An Apple engineer tweeted that this was a bug, but that tweet has since been deleted.
This is news to me as an iOS developer. I wonder what I’ve been doing all this time.
Make it out of the lab.
SCTP over UDP is how WebRTC data channels get their configurable reliability and ordering.
The parent post concerns me as I use Google Domains. Now I'm hoping that also brings me up to that level of support.
I believe this is a problem of the signaling as well. Even the new Thunderbolt 3's display mode is still stuck with DisplayPort 1.2 signaling.
Yeah, you really need some specialized interface that encapsulates all the things you may need from your string processing, but can spit out a representation of that string in various encodings. In line with the spirit…
No, because people coded to the API they were given. They got permission through the application's manifest, as specified by the documentation. They coded to standards. Dynamically revoking permissions breaks that…