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In a very special episode of @atpfm, we interview two of Apple’s Swift experts, @holly and @airspeedswift!
This episode does go quite deep on some nerdy developer topics, but we loved every minute of it, and we hope you do too.
The CalDigit TS4 — my daily-driver Thunderbolt dock — is discounted lower than I’ve ever ever seen it. I genuinely love this thing, and it’s $320 right now.
Just by plugging this thing in, I connect my MacBook Pro to:
• Power
• Studio Display
• LG UltraFine
• 2.5gb ethernet
• Microphone interface
• Development iPhone
• Typically one or two other USB devices I’m charging
Only downside: the power brick is hilariously large.
(I’ll get a kickback if you use that link)
My dear friend @stegrainer has unexpectedly found himself with some availability. You'd know his work if you've ever seen:
• Primary app icons for Peek‑a‑View or MaskerAid
• Alternative app icons for Callsheet
• Entire redesign for @incomparable
I am biased, since like I said, Ste is a dear friend. But I also genuinely find him to be one of the best designers I've ever worked with. Ste can design the shit out of anything he touches.
Snatch him up while you can.
@0xamit that is just awful. It’s painful to think about what those people are going through right now.
I can’t believe there is so much hate in this world.
NPR's operating budget is $300 M, and 1%, or $3 M is funded by federal subsidies
The LA Times calculates the federal subsidies Musk's companies have received at $4.9 B.
Let's be generous and say Musk received those subsidies over a 10 year period, while NPR would have received ~$30 M in subsidies.
4.9 B / 30 M = Musk received 163x what NPR has from "the state."
Who is state funded then?
John Siracusa
Casey Liss
Dr. Drang
Steve Herman
Stephen Hackett 
Isaac Ostlund