development Tech Philosophy: Svelte Rich Harris talks and writes about 'the Svelte philosophy — our bedrock principles, that guide our design decisions.'
swift Dreaming of Ada Subtypes in Swift Wishing Swift had Ada's subtype feature, and looking at what I can use in Swift instead to get a similar outcome.
development SwiftUI: Sheets and Bindings SwiftUI's `sheet(item:onDismiss:content:)` seems like the perfect way to display an editor view in a sheet presentation. I ran into some issues using this method, and eventually found a nice solution.
TIL: Swift Global Vars are Functions I was trying to construct a SwiftUI Preview of a view using: WeekTasks(weeksData: demoWeeksData) `demoWeeksData` was defined as a global variable: var demoWeeksData: [WeekData] = [ WeekData(title: "Walk / Steps", emoji: "🚶♂️", week: [0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 1, 1]), ] But the Swift compiler said No. It turns
design Vaporwave and Aesthetics Vaporwave is an art movement, born in the early 2010s, that often toys with feelings of nostalgia, dream states, decay, the mundane, longing for pasts that never existed, and for futures that will never arrive. It is sometimes viewed as a meme, sometimes doused in irony, and sometimes interpreted as
development GOAL - Lisp used in AAA Game Development Links related to the Lisp used by Naughty Dog in some of their games,
AI War Against The Machines: Art Glaze protects art from prying AIsAn academic research project has launched a free ‘cloaking’ tool for visual artists to protect online artworks against style-ripping generative AI models.TechCrunchNatasha Lomas💡The asymmetry in time and effort it takes human artists to produce original art vs the speed generative AI models can
design UI Annoyance: No aggregate operation support Here is a familiar kind of UI: A collection of objects (images in this case). It's possible to put the images under different categories (eg: 'Favorites'). I think a pretty typical operation would be to want to categorise multiple images. Right now, in this app (DALL-E)
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metaverse 30 Years of Snow Crash "Snow Crash" isn't my favourite Neal Stephenson book - that's the phenomenal "The Diamond Age" - but it's definitely an influential one for me. Neal Stephenson has done an AMA on Reddit: I am Neal Stephenson, sci-fi author, geek, and
google Service Weaver Introducing Service Weaver: A new open source framework for writing backend applications. And the dope part, Service Weaver allows you to write applications as a modular monolith, and deploy it as a set of microservices using custom deployers. 🤯https://t.co/i9WONShpGl pic.twitter.com/RW9x7szbcW — Kelsey Hightower (@kelseyhightower) March
blockchain ChainLink Bootcamp I attended the ChainLink Bootcamp in London today. A great intro to smart contract development. Thanks to ChainLink for the free Bootcamp!
