there aren't enough o's in school to describe this
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Rob Mayoff
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I've always known that dragging on the edge of a macOS window resizes it. Today I learned that starting the drag parallel to the window edge (say, dragging vertically on the right edge of the window) moves the window instead.
From the Xcode 15 RC release notes. Many parts of Xcode have performance and reliability problems, but xed wasn't one of them. (I do use it on occasion.)
Xcode 15 beta 1 doesn't have any visionOS support, but its SwiftUI.swiftinterface file does have some mentions of xrOS 1.0.
iOS 17, macOS 14, etc. add Boolean operations (union, intersection, etc.) to SwiftUI's Shape and Path types. (CGPath got these operations last year.)
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftui/path/union(_:eofill:)
When I was in third grade (we're talking 1979 here), a classmate told me that at home he had a machine where you could say anything and the machine would show it to you. The specific example he gave was that you could say “hand” and the machine would show you a picture of a hand.
Obviously that was playground bullshit, but here we are 44 years later, living in the future! I'll just fire up Stable Diffusion with the prompt “a hand” and
oh dear god
