Still in the Bay Area after WWDC?
Come meet Swift and Apple platform devs in SF tonight at CocoaHeads x SF Swift Language User Group.
Community talks, accessibility, food, and post-meetup drinks.
Tonight, 7–9 PM at Sentry (@getsentry) HQ.
Still in the Bay Area after WWDC?
Come meet Swift and Apple platform devs in SF tonight at CocoaHeads x SF Swift Language User Group.
Community talks, accessibility, food, and post-meetup drinks.
Tonight, 7–9 PM at Sentry (@getsentry) HQ.
this week in security — june 7 2026 edition
Thousands of Instagram users hacked by abusing Meta's AI chatbot, hackers stole Dashlane password vaults, Ultrahuman ring maker breached, a surge in ClickFix attacks, a CIA officer allegedly stole $40 million in gold bars, and more.https://this.weekinsecurity.com/this-week-in-security-june-7-2026-edition/
RE: https://mas.to/@nsscreencast/116613203848215473
This is the longest video I've ever made on NSScreencast 😅
It was really interesting exploring SIMD for the 1 billion row challenge. It's something I had never done before.
Thanks yet again to @mattiem for his excellent commentary and insight on this episode!
Released RelicForge, an iPhone app for Elden Ring Nightreign.
The app uses your phone's camera to read relic details directly off the game screen — color, size, depth, and all the effects — and saves them as structured data. Once your collection is in there, you can put together builds or share your relics with a single URL so a friend can plan a build for you (or you can plan one for theirs).
Free, native iOS, no account. Try it: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/relicforge/id6765926303
Hey folks — I'm available for new work!
I can help with SDK development, DevRel, Senior/Staff iOS, and AI-assisted development. Open to full-time, part-time, contract, freelance, consulting. Remote, Swift/Apple.
Boosts and intros really appreciated. 🧵
Happy to finally, finally release this update! Been working on-and-off on copy and paste for more than a year.
Plus, I think it’s a really cool way of solving cherry picking; both completely unique among Git clients, AFAICT, and so natural it looks completely obvious. Very Retcon.