There’s a really annoying bug on Bluesky where it doesn’t refresh the feed when I return, so I just see stale posts

Migrated my swift app to MainActor default, immediately solved my CLLocationManager bug. Also using bazel for swift concurrency is such a dream

As a novice swift developer, 90% of my crashes have been from data races. I'm very excited to migrate my apps to the new swift concurrency model

First error is a swift language thing, I've found it's common with determining implicit types and implicit casting in expressions
I haven't personally experienced the second or third.
Generally using bazel for iOS has been great

I love @home-assistant.io . To login, autofill from password manager didn't work, but if I manually typed my password in, it worked. Clearly best security

Weird how tariffs weren’t “priced in” to the market

The number of skus of climbing shoes is insane

everything you've said only advocates for a style scoping, which has many simpler solutions than shadow dom

Yeah that's my point, before you just needed to handle browser idiosyncrasies

Where's my memory leak? Turns out it's in nodejs. Apparently there's quite a few of them too

Well the point of encapsulation is that it's not your choice. It does feel like a way for companies to DRM their sites more basically

Video controls are super weird it's true.
Why should user land apps auto hide their contents so.

If apps are just `<my-app />`
It feels different no?

That's cute and all, but not a fan of breaking changes. Especially things that affect the accessibility tree.

You can't query selector an input element. But you rendered an input element in the dom. So now you have to write and run extra code to get input elements. i.e. breaking change. There is another thread where someone showcases exactly that.

In your screenshot it didn't pick up the word "minutes"
At least it happens on device without network

This is an indirectly breaking change on the web 😕

imo, should not have shipped in browsers, should have been a JSSugar feature

😢 is that the main reason? We have up so much for so little

The fact that web components breaks querySelector is such a weird decision

Advent of code calendar is so extra!

just looked at the release notes for flow, deprecates the React.AbstractComponent and Config types. I guess they're really just building for themselves now, backwards compatibility is not so important

Was trying to have an accumulator populated outside of an iterator function

Some patterns in rust are super hard, but I think it's cause I'm coming from languages that assume single threaded operation most of the time. There's a limited subset of ways you can write your code compared to gc languages

If that’s web, curious how much is dom update time and React overhead vs actual logic

Also hi!

React is short for React Native it seems