Bertrand Landry-Hétu

@bertrandlhetu
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Dev working in the Apple ecosystem since '97. Currently @lightspeedhq, based in Montréal.

In advance of the fall OS releases, here's a little song about Liquid Glass.

Only about 90 seconds long—I hope it will bring a smile.

If you enjoy it, please boost!

https://youtu.be/iNRE2dPdPdw?si=EE9PuSiKFvKgYeDr

Liquid Glass

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@vandal I had similar issue with doing a custom "Find ⌘F" menu item. It's really mess up.
Made a simple local MCP server for Xcode that uses AppleScript to build (avoiding xcodebuild, making incremental builds quick) and XCLogParser to return back warnings & errors: https://github.com/lapfelix/XcodeMCP
GitHub - lapfelix/XcodeMCP: MCP server for Xcode that wraps its AppleScript interface & uses XCLogParser to return clear build results

MCP server for Xcode that wraps its AppleScript interface & uses XCLogParser to return clear build results - lapfelix/XcodeMCP

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@vandal got the same thing a few minutes ago
@daringfireball IMO, they missed an opportunity to look into inductive charging and completely remove the port like an Apple Watch.
I was today years old when I learned that (on macOS) single-click-and-drag will use character granularity for selection whereas DOUBLE-click-and-drag will use word granularity for selection!
For anyone having to constantly reset package caches because of a “cannot find remotes/refs/main" error from #Swift package manager, this fixed it for me: https://stackoverflow.com/a/73405564/681493
SPM unknown error reference not found when changing branch

Some of my project's dependencies are hosted on a private repository. It works most of the time, but sometimes when I change the current branch with git, I get this error : ❌ git@my_private_repo.gi...

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Technically speaking CrowdStrike actually kept a lot of hackers from breaking into your systems today.
it's fucking wild to me that we have a real life Voight-Kampff test and it fucking works
@krzyzanowskim I think we'll end up marking those all @‘MainActor (or another global actor), at least for UI related delegates. And then we'll have to figure out a different pattern for elements that we don't want to be actor-isolated.