frankus.bsky.social
Engineer going through a prolonged iOS phase.
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So is lengthening the platforms or increasing the frequency both pretty much infeasible at this point?
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That is exactly it. You have to select “Apply Once to Folder” for the build rules. Guess I need to pay more attention to the “What’s new in Xcode” sessions :)
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Yes. I can’t get it to add an old-school folder reference through the UI, and the result is the contents get copied to the bundle (like it would with a Group) and not the folder (like I want).
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Had to google to see whether this was a bit or an actual place (spoiler: the latter).
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The front setback for new housing should be zero, not 20 feet. We have a housing crisis and our city council is arguing over whether we should require new housing to have enormous front lawns dividing housing from sidewalks. Be serious.
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(Blackout curtains are great and a more spouse-approved option but geometrically won't work with my setup).
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Thank you. I figured there must be a good reason. I wonder if some of the new ownership stuff in Swift will help.
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Dad was in the same boat, calling any vaguely shaped container a “beaker”.
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The (bundled) Translate app on iPhone does this if you have a relatively recent model (11 and later IIRC).
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(For folks who don’t live and breathe this stuff) You *can* get something similar in the US but it’s going to have a high-GWP refrigerant.
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Cannot wait for San Francisco to finally unite around our greatest strength: preventing something from being built.
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They're never going to feed the fire on here for the same reason that Oskar Schindler wouldn't have tweeted out SAVED ANOTHER ONE.
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Has anyone done the math on the percentage of square feet of publicly-owned land in the city that it’s legal to exist on while outside a vehicle?
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It’s a React Native app. Native iOS renders this correctly.
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Is it just that it can’t be odorized when used as a refrigerant? It’s super wild that you can pipe it into your house and set it on fire ON PURPOSE but can’t have a comparatively tiny amount contained in an appliance.
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Shibuya Sky needs a reservation, but honestly the free view point in the Tokyo Municipal building was roughly comparable? Second the Ghibli Museum and TeamLab exhibits (only went to Borderless)
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It's like instead of a rat on an exercise wheel, you put the rat on an exercise *turntable*.
The analogy kind of breaks down but my understanding is you can cram in more rats by expanding the diameter of the turntable, which is thin and therefore lightweight.
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They look amazing, but they're anything like that Reevo bike they're not so much hubless as taking a small, cheap, lightweight, low-friction hub and making it bigger, pricier, heavier, and higher-friction.
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The bedroom pic looks excessive even by NEC standards (unless there’s some new rule about bedrooms I don’t know about). At the same time, having a receptacle on each side of the bed is way nicer than one inaccessible one behind the headboard.
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Already a 134% markup on IKEA kitchens in the US vs CA.
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I don’t know much about the neuroscience but I feel like the similarity to an animal growl pretty specifically triggers an “oh shit, better wake up” response in me.
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DEI for douchebags
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IKEA kitchen cabinets are literally half price in Canada relative to USA, even before the 15% off through April 2nd.
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Of all the people they could have named the "cycles per second" unit after, they chose a guy named "Hertz", which is a homonym for the German word for heart, which it just so happens beats about once a second in humans. Coincidence?
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It's like unlimited free food delivery to your home but on a road trip you can't use the drive-thru. Or something.