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Oh so it’s not just me bugsappleloves.com

Any podcast about music composition that you’d like to recommend?

Sentences I thought I’d never say “Too much beer” youtube.com/watch?v=lR2psl…

How many beers would it take you to enjoy this song? 😂 beertuner.web.app

Periodic reminder: I miss Jeff Buckley

“to a point of almost obstinance” is a key phrase here. Depending on the times/context it’s bug or a feature. For pretty much everything: prices, documentation, software quality, anything. daringfireball.net/2025/04/unchan…

An alternative would be: Compiler so pesky that for many cases (> 95%) I don’t need to write tests to be sure what happens at runtime. But I still have to see such case. For context: I’m talking about software that involves UI.

Pesky compiler but you still have to write tests to be sure what happens at runtime or laid back compiler/interpreter and you still have to write tests to be sure what happens at runtime? #pickyourpoison #programming

Last week you thought things were bad? They can get worse! macrumors.com/2024/02/08/ios…

@danielsaidi Yeah, that’s what I do usually in the constructor: inject values that I’d like to be configurable.

@danielsaidi I see it’s all lets and static. How do you create a separate env for dev/staging? You make a copy of all that?

This is my (current) favorite pattern for setting up an app and its services. I've previously used Dip and Swinject for dependency injection, called it IoC etc. but this is soo lightweight and obvious. Service protocols can be implemented in various ways to allow for composition.

Holy moly this is a jump in the past: jacobbartlett.substack.com/p/through-the-… I joined the party in 2007

When I am looking for drama I don’t watch a movie anymore. I just read the news about what’s going on in the valley.

As much as I try, I can’t install macOS 14 using Parallels 19.1 on a macOS 13.6.1 host. I re-read these instructions ten times but no luck kb.parallels.com/125561 The errors I see in the Console are not helpful. Ironically, installing a Windows VM is a breeze.

I don’t have a lot of time these days but if I did I’d test this out: automerge.org

This is very very fun brilliant.org/challenges/hal…

@corneliusmark I don’t think this will give access to logs from previous runs (which is my case) developer.apple.com/forums/thread/… Thanks anyway for all the help :)

@_funkyboy You're welcome.

Is Cocoalumberjack still the goto solution to save log messages to a local file in an iOS app? Or is there an equally robust new solution, maybe #swift only?

@corneliusmark That I didn't see. Thanks! Will try to find out if I can fetch entries from the last 15 days or so.

@_funkyboy Have you looked at this too? swiftwithmajid.com/2022/04/19/exp…

@corneliusmark OSLogStore.local() doesn't exist on iOS :( That's the exact problem I faced when I investigated this possibility a while ago.

@_funkyboy Try the code in this gist. You might need to adjust it for use in iOS. gist.github.com/15458434/256f0…

@corneliusmark Tried that and could not find a way to extract the log file. Scenario is: user should be able to send the log file upon request.

@_funkyboy In that case. Try the Apples OSLog framework (I think it's called os in Swift). It's fast and saves directly to the local log system of the device with different public/private and log levels.