I give you $1b per year.
You give me $1b per year.
Now we created two businesses, each doing $1 billion ARR (much money, such economy)... yet no money changes hands, no value created, no services provided.
This is the gist of the LLM bubble, and this will be the plot of The Big Short 2 in 2035 🙃
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I use Passwords (aka. iCloud Keychain) 😬
Works well 🤷♂️
Alright, I’m gonna get lynched, but I actually like the creative pro app icons 😬
Sublime Text is incredibly good. Stop the zed hype and co, come back to the basics! Use Sublime, it’s sublime.
That is all, thank you.
I know it’s not cool or anything, but boy is Sublime good! Coming from zed I was always feeling uneasy; now after 1h in Sublime I’m at home.
Yup!
You probably can use traits. Disable everything (or whatever you want) unless a specific trait is enabled.
Those studies have all been debunked.
It sounds like you did a lot of bad research, all confirming what you wanted to believe. That's propaganda.
Research means you look at both sides of the issue.
Meet Chloe Cole. She's actually an EXPERT and a very nice person. www.youtube.com/@ChoooCole
I certainly don’t
The detransition community is a incredibly large one, here’s one very well known one
x.com/ChoooCole
where derivedValue depends on value and should not get out of sync, but the computation is long so I want to keep it instead of doing a computed var, and I do not want to manage a cache “properly.”
@johnsundell.bsky.social Regarding www.swiftbysundell.com/articles/let... I do vars all of the time (including for IDs), with the exception of structs that contain dependent values that I want pre-computed.
For instance, struct {let value: Int; let derivedValue: String; init(value: Int) {…}} 1/2
Plot twist: both.
Ahem... 🆕
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it takes away the joy of creating things. getting thing's dirty. the feeling "I made it". I no longer made it. It's made, but I didn't make it
Replying to every single comment that says "ha ha the decentralized network is down"
Women need men the same way men need women.
I have a rant: Infinite timelines does not mean anything is possible.
There is an infinite number of numbers between 0 and 1, and yet, 2 will never be a part of those numbers.
There is an infinite number of rational numbers between 1 and 2, and yet sqrt(2) is not one of them.
Etc.
Zelda Williams (the daughter of the great Robin Williams) sure had a lot to say about the “Studio Ghibli style” AI images that have been trending recently.
I think those people should read these posts and really think about what they’re doing.
Severance finale is 🤯
Amazing. I did a lib like that a long time ago (or more like your Queue one actually) but it is awkward to use. Maybe I’ll use your lib instead one of these days :-)
Not sure that was it but it looks soooo promising. Thank you very much!
@massicotte.org Hello! I saw a post on the Swift forums where you asked about using an actor with checked continuations to cache images downloads (e.g.) asynchronously. I _thought_ I saw a post on your website where you actually implemented it, but I cannot find it; was I wrong?
@glaurent06.bsky.social “Atheist and pro-science in general.” Personally I’m Christian and an actual believer… AND pro-science too 😊
Wow, thank you very much for the explanation!
I have no idea what any of this means.
