@harshil Congrats! That is my favorite race distance.
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Josh Adams
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I'm an iOS developer based near San Francisco, California. I toot 80% about iOS and Swift, 20% about other stuff. 100% positive!
I have updated my repo of iOS-development podcasts. This process put me in a somber mood because, observing how many great podcasts have ended, I get the impression that the era of iOS-development podcasts is drawing to a close. https://github.com/vermont42/Podcasts
@johnsundell Happy to see you back! The one thing I might add to the discussion of macros is a caveat about the concerns raised here: https://forums.swift.org/t/macro-adoption-concerns-around-swiftsyntax/66588
Macro Adoption Concerns around SwiftSyntax
Macros are one of the most celebrated new features of Swift, and many of us are excited to adopt them in our projects. Many members of the core team are also excited to suggest macros as a solution to many problems. We’d love to hit the ground running and adopt macros in our projects, but the decision to adopt them raises some questions, particularly around the dependence on the swift-syntax package. Introducing SwiftSyntax to a project immediately incurs an additional 20 second debug build c...
Wiktionary is such a fun rabbit hole for philologists. Today I learned that the "-crum" in "simulacrum" is related to the "-el" in "shovel". https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/-tlom
@steve I’m not suggesting you try cheese-stuffed olives, but I’m not _not_ suggesting you try them.
@VeroniqueB99 Here is a Wikipedia article about it: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topplerschl%C3%B6sschen This building is approximately 400 years older than my country.
I enjoyed this video about how @SwiftPackageIndex transitioned to ephemeral macOS build environments. https://youtu.be/JLL6FMJ1XUc The Harlem Globetrotters are unrelated-but-awesome.
macOS Builds at Scale How Swift Package Index Runs 350,000+ Builds Per Month with Orka
@capngloval Accurate _and_ hilarious!
I visited Cape Cod many times as a kid but haven’t been there for decades. I am reminded that the San Francisco suburb I now inhabit has a completely different vibe.
