Very happy I managed to ship my Fruity Math app for #shipaton Submitted my entry 10 minutes before deadline :)
If you have a 3rd grader who needs to practice math, you should try it out :)
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In case you missed it in Dave’s newsletter: lldb has a bug where po on an object strongly captures the object, forever.
Of course had to confirm and yep, it sure does.
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The same thing happened to my blog. Last November I noticed a drop in traffic and then I saw that my blog was no longer indexed by @bing nor by @DuckDuckGo. Tried a everything I could to get it indexed but ultimately gave up as nothing seemed to work…
Bing and DuckDuckGo removed my business web site https://t.co/ADAudiYBwt by @lapcatsoftware
Geeeeeez @DuckDuckGo what’s happening this year 😭
This site is back again but @jesse_squires’s isn’t.
Another example of modern tech + business = meh
Seven attributes of good software: simple, consistent, composable, scalable, obvious, communicative, and accommodating. Some old and new ideas mixed together in one place.
You can change a UIVisualEffectView's blur radius by setting its effect in a UIViewPropertyAnimator block and changing the `fractionComplete` value.
It's pretty silly, but it works well and doesn't require any private API.
I've been building apps since 2014 and have made a TON of mistakes along the way. Let me save you some time and help you avoid a lot of pain and frustration, here are my 50 tips for making it as a solo developer
Last year I had an interview for an iOS engineer role and one of the tasks was to implement an order management system and it's usage in a real-time simulation. This project that I submitted was quite well received, so I decided to share it: https://t.co/P5C620iASm #iosdev#swift
@merowing_ Experienced engineers will be familiar with most of the ideas that the book proposes, but when you look at these ideas from the perspective of complexity it can be really insightful and in some cases eye-opening.
@merowing_ I have recently read "A philosophy of software design" as it was mentioned on Twitter quite a lot and I found it to be an interesting read. The book looks at different software development concepts from the perspective of complexity.
Gall's Law:
A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked. A complex system designed from scratch never works and cannot be patched up to make it work. You have to start over with a working simple system.
@GergelyOrosz Allocate some time to reflect on the work that you have done in the previous year.
Find a good book on the topic that you have worked on and use that to reflect.
Prepare a list of what you want to improve in the next year.
Tl;dr the NSO zero-click iMessage exploit leveraged an obscure 90s image compression codec in a FOSS decoder used by Apple to run arbitrary AND/OR/XOR/XNOR logic and bootstrap their own *microarchitecture* to achieve the exploit... Absolutely stunning. https://t.co/YoOqOVvcKt
🐞 Floating-point precision errors are vicious and difficult to investigate. In this post we share the process we took to investigate a bug like this one and how we went about reverse engineering UIKit to understand what was going on. https://t.co/dfVIt34XEK