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The following seems to fix it.
1. `.fixedSize(horizontal: false, vertical: true)`
2. AND `.frame(minWidth: 400)` on the children of the TabView. I didn't expect this to be needed but 🤷♂️
I just wrote about an issue I encountered where macOS Sequoia sometimes gets stuck with an app denied local network access, even though that permission is enabled in System Settings.
https://coofdy.com/blog/2024-12-04-fixing-stuck-macos-local-network-permissions/
This one dev's custom toolchain is absolutely bonkers. Sure, it's optimized for a specific problem space, but this feels utopic. Not spoiling the details (the video is full of delightful twists), but let's just say that two minutes in, the author casually mentions that the whole game is incrementally recompiled and hot-reloaded *for every single keystroke in the code editor*. It goes way, way crazier from there. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72y2EC5fkcE #development #gamedev
Doodling with Jessica is a lot of fun. She wanted to make it monochromatic. So we compromised and left out red and purple.
This illustrates a way to make a #Voronoi diagram. Start with nodes (points). Connect them to their neighbors with edges (line segments). Find the midpoint of each edge, and paint a blob of color around each node up to the midpoints on the edges that touch that node. Very meditative.
#Watercolor, black ink, cotton paper
#mathart #network #doodle #algorithmicart #algorithm
What did I do with my Friday night?
I saw lots of Monaspace in my feed today, so I installed it and spent the evening tricking out my editor with a very customized version of Monaspace Argon + tried out a bunch of new color themes to go with my new font.
All that is old is new again!
Why, how did you spend your Friday night?
Pro tip: `less` can filter the lines it displays. Hit the “&” key and enter a search pattern. You’ll only see lines matching the pattern.
Want to only see lines that _don’t_ match the pattern? Prefix the pattern with an exclamation mark.
Super useful when looking at logs, for example.
The #less man page is definitely worth a read, it can do a bunch more stuff you might find interesting.
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Chris Eidhof
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Ralph Waldo Pickle Chips
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Jessica Rosenkrantz
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