Now that 3rd party Twitter clients are officially banned, I won't be using it much.
I'll be active over on Mastodon once 3rd party clients get going there.
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@lukehefson Apple Mail added some Snooze-like features this year. Depending on what you’re looking for, that might work for you?
https://t.co/GQmnnX5DKC
The Swift on Server ecosystem continues to expand with swift-nio-imap, a new, open source package to make parsing and encoding IMAPv4 easier: https://t.co/JpZvN9OUYb
@hillelogram John Hughes covers metamorphic testing in this very excellent talk from Lambda Days 2020 on property-based testing: https://t.co/v1cyEnKPTM
There’s also a PDF version: https://t.co/j1zrAIPiDk
What’s @Sendable? And how does it relate to @escaping???
Where @escaping allows a function to be passed across asynchronous boundaries, @Sendable allows a function to be passed across concurrent boundaries.
Learn more: https://t.co/Fh0iGdxHxC
Come work on the Mail Platform team at Apple where we build the APIs and frameworks that support features like Remind me, Undo send, Scheduled send and many more!
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@dhall_lang Hot take #3: An unrestricted language can never be secure
Purity is the future of language security. So long as your dependencies can run arbitrary code you will never be safe from supply chain attacks
@rob_rix@octothorpe I think I said that bug reports are descriptive and feature requests are prescriptive.
There are many possible solutions to most problems. Users love to request features, but great products start by understanding the problems.
Find the bug report behind every feature request.