And btw you don't need to run the whole git clone command every time you need another clone, just duplicate (not copy+paste) the existing clone with Finder. What's more interesting: the duplicate will likely take less space since APFS has optimizations for identical files.
I prefer having several clones of the same repo instead of several worktrees in one repo. This uses a bit more disk space for sure, but lifts a significant limitation for me: two worktrees in the same repo cannot be on the same branch, while independent clones can.
i built an entire x86 CPU emulator in CSS (no javascript)
you can write programs in C, compile them to x86 machine code with GCC, and run them inside CSS
Xcode is red.
Your code is a crime.
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@ConserArmenians@alpennec To be serious though, the concept of "team switching" should just go away and the team ID should be a part of the URL. Today it's even impossible to do simultaneous work with two different accounts opened in neighbor tabs, nor can you have bookmark to an app that always works.
@ConserArmenians@alpennec Ah, team switching is so broken in App Store Connect. It looks like the technology hasn't been invented yet to remember which team I was last using when I log in. Hope this research breakthrough will happen in the next decade.
TIL Xcode 26 has a View Debugging tool to show when a View is rendered called โFlash Updated Regionsโ.
This seems very powerful, Iโll make sure to dรฉbug my apps with that turned on.
there is a NES emulator that simulates the behavior of individual transistors of the semiconductors
not cycle level,
not even gate level,
transistor level
@kalomaze I am creating a NES emulator that simulate the bahavior of indiviual electron and particule
not cycle level,
not even gate level,
not transistor level,
quantum level