richoncode.bsky.social
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Great to see!
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Copy on mutate may be more efficient if multiple properties are the same.
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Nicely done. Very clear to follow.
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Free.
Unless you have mega demand and need to show demand to get funding to finish.
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Swift for matter devices is an option.
There are advantages of shared code for your projects.
developer.apple.com/documentatio...
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Not familiar with the app. Thought about the concept. Can scale well especially when you think of subscription service and language barriers.
Expats wanting to engage more with new community being able to make lists of events to meet more people.
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This one is more than “some skill”. AI will get better faster at this one than most human developers.
Once AI has been trained on all the anti-patterns.
We’ve been trying to get humans good in this space for decades.
Did you ask ai to scrub for secure code? It should have a lot of data.
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Any current way to follow him in social?
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Atlas? 1960?
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Have a debug flag to pause changes. If stalls still happen then some other code is the cause.
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Works on iphone 12. The enter AR button does not dismiss.
Pretty water.
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Are you creating and destroying the objects?
Instead, recycle the faded out ones to the back again.
This way no object creation occurs an no garbage collection is needed.
The memory level is constant.
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Wonderfully efficient.
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Its so bad. Chatgpt is my goto search engine for apple apis.
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Great summary!
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Swift as well. Anything i add can feel like part of the core. And I can get the strict perf when i need it.
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Equator surprises me? I guess because it is not linear crossing zero?
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Followed.
New method for pruning weights and biases.
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Implanted has scenes from the empty playa.
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Upvoted
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Agree completely. Like any tool, its good for specific tasks.
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Big fan of defined functions replacing anonymous closures when compiler output is not helpful.
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Depends on next goal.
Leetcode is fun and since it may have the languages you already know, you can compare.
Less so if perf and data are not your focus.
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The floor is lava.
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I get that. Scaling teams can have tiers of developers. The first tier for me should not stumble into concurrency.
The second tier should not be using low level locks.
Bad deadlocks, data races, or perf bottlenecks end up on my plate. Much more efficient to avoid some issues.
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I like the notion of having MainActor because the default.
I’m starting to lean toward actors as being the next thing to teach.
It aligns well with separation of worker classes and single purpose actor/storage/access being colocated.
It feels like fewer pitfalls. Until we get to more perf criticl
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Omg. Best feature ever.
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Easy fix, transform coirdinate to entity.parent context. Rather than to nil/scene context.
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I tested this Friday and verified. The problem with getting the object gesture in scene/world coordinate is that the entity position will be interpreted by it parent. If the parent is not in the same scale and axis aligned with scene the position is wrong.
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Transform would only apply inside a parent that would read it.
This is the top level parent that uses transforms to place its children. Nodes above this are not realitykit elements.
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Its a great series. One thing i keep seeing is an assumption that the applied offset to enity. Position are always in scene coordinates.
In reality they would be in parent space coordinates, right? Why not translate them to that space rather then .scene?
Then they would work for dollhouse scale.
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Agree completely.
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Nice writeup.