- Swift 6 is only painful if you wrote a ton of terrible Swift 5, and even then Swift 5 has had modes where you could gracefully adopt the Swift 6 safety mechanisms for a long time (years?)
~130k LoC Swift app was converted from 5 -> 6 for us in about 3 days.
- We need to apply sanctions, and end all intelligence sharing with the UK until they stop this nonsense.
- HN hasn't been a good place for technical discussion in at least 5-6 years, maybe longer.
X is much better for this kind of stuff these days (just follow the right people and stick to the following tab)
- Not in most of the US, but the ones in Alaska can mummify a water buffalo in under 5 minutes.
Running joke is that the mosquito is "Alaska's state bird"
- Only 1500 miles? Obviously they didn't measure it precisely.
- Nothing MB has is anywhere close to FXD 13.2.x
So if the SAE standards don't reflect that, they are poor standards
- Today I saw a diesel truck roll coal on anti-tesla protestors.
We've gone full circle.
- >I'm not sure why you want 4k resolution with a 14 inch screen
You do realize we had 1440p phones in 2015-2016 right?
HiDPI is not new, and it's clarity amazing. Stop buying huge low res screens for ripoff prices in 2025
- I pulled a fresh 20A (120V) circuit just for my 5090 build.
- Are you lost? Do you know where you are?
- It's a gross miscarriage of justice.
The gov should have to prove you committed a crime before that information is admissible at sentencing.
- Yep. AML and KYC laws are unconstitutional.
- Not for long :)
- What utter nonsense on behalf of the courts. The "good faith" defense is irrelevant to the finding that a fundamental right was violated, and to deny the original defendant relief like this is just absurd.
- Is it really "zero cost in maintenance" if that old code presents attack surface?
- >Status page claims all systems are OK (they are not)
Classic
- >He pretty clearly won. There's not much to it. A huge chunk of the company went into open revolt and he got a competing offer that threatened to recruit all of them.
Yep, talk about an absolute power flex. You don't have to like it, but this is what peak performance looks like.
- >From what I can gather,
You're almost certainly listening to loud voices online, who do not reflect majority opinion
- A large company has a ton of VPs. They're really not that special at scale, VPs don't fly private etc.
I see the slippery slope fallacy-fallacy more than the base fallacy.