I’m excited to join the Pocket Casts team, aka the greatest app ever made. If you are an active user like me and desperately need something fixed in it, lemme know 😜
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Alex Grebenyuk
@a_grebenyuk
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Software Engineer @Automattic working on Pocket Casts. I write kean.blog and build Nuke, Pulse, and more at github.com/kean.
I pushed a ton of new features in Pulse 5.2 last weekend - check it out https://github.com/kean/Pulse/releases/tag/5.2.0.
I’m finally working on a project that uses the one and only GRDB by @groue. It does seem I have some work to do to compete the migration to it, namely integrating observation tracking.
Paul Haddad 
RE: https://mastodon.social/@a_grebenyuk/115844202420125224
Version 13.0 is out: https://github.com/kean/Nuke/releases/tag/13.0.0. It was a monumental effort to update it to all the latest Swift features, namely Swift Testing and Data Race Safety. You skip a major release or two, and the amount of catch-up really adds up.
Daniel DuanMost of your AI automation ideas don’t need AI. Just ask the AI to script it for you instead.
I bet the main reason people don't use Xcode Coding Assistant is simply its placement, which makes it mutually exclusive to Navigators. It's such a better experience to just have a large CC terminal window separate from Xcode.
I can't wait for the real-world compile time numbers on these.
The ExecuteSnippet tool is fantastic. It really speeds up the trial-and-error process.
One obvious caveat – I ran a detailed side-by-side comparison based on the up-to-date codebases, but, in some cases, it still simply blindly trusted what's written in the README.