If you don’t use your #Netflix account for 10 months, it gets deleted — without any notification, since that info is only mentioned in the unsubscribe email. That’s terrible user experience.
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Tomáš Slíž
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Software craftsman 🍎 | Runs on tea ☕ | Fueled by travel ✈️, fresh bread 🍞, a good chess match ♟️, and trail runs 🏃 | Kombucha brewer with a flair for experiments 🧋 | Debugging life one line at a time 🌍👨💻
kepanowhat I learned this morning is that most people are deeply conditioned by fear-based employment endemic in tech
it makes me think we have too few examples of work environments that prioritize deep focus, individual agency, async collaboration, no meetings
the collective acceptance that all work must be inside a panopticon is depressing
John SundellNew article about deciding whether to use 'let' or 'var' when declaring Swift struct properties! 😀
https://www.swiftbysundell.com/articles/let-vs-var-for-swift-struct-properties
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@brentsimmons It doesn’t make sense to me—you can’t go against the platform in the long term, and it doesn’t make sense to stay in the past. If Liquid Glass is not suitable for someone, they can leave the platform. It’s like having a switch to turn off Windows Vista and go back to XP. 😅
trozEscape from Tutorial Hell is now available!
Read all about it and check out a free sample at https://troz.net/post/2025/new-book:-escape-from-tutorial-hell/
Buy it from Gumroad at https://sarahreichelt.gumroad.com/l/iqdry
If you bought the pre-release, you can update now through your Gumroad library. And if you've had time to read any of it, I'd really appreciate a rating or review.
Please boost this post as the book is not in my usual style and will appeal to a broader audience.
Alan Zeinothe greatest swift package of all time has arrived
Marek FořtAutonomous trains > autonomous cars. Czechia launches the first European autonomous passenger train on a local branchline: https://english.radio.cz/czechia-launches-europes-first-driverless-passenger-train-8847581
For now, there still needs to be a driver on board, but the plan is to eventually make fully autonomous trains. Especially for less-frequented routes (which Czechia has a lot of), it could help with making the frequency better without breaking the bank.
