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Swift Hello World running on AWS Lambda 100 concurrent threads, not a bad start.pic.twitter.com/LD89UBO6et
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Indeed — I just got Swift running on AWS Lambda!
(Now it's "just" a matter of making it useful.)https://twitter.com/sheriffjackson/status/786657006631485441 … -
I wrote an article called “Siri & The Suspension of Disbelief”, and it’s up on Medium now:https://medium.com/@JulianLepinski/siri-the-suspension-of-disbelief-6f2f9ccaba28#.ynh7lp2d7 …
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Fortunately, the bot I’ll be showing at
@SwiftSummit requires only iOS to listen & talk. But Robert, if you’re interested…https://twitter.com/btaylor/status/786958956870586368 …
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Great talk by
@segiddins on building a small compiler in Swifthttps://twitter.com/realm/status/786933960630734848 …
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Others may be reassured to hear Trump has only a 15% chance of winning, but it terrifies me. In Silicon Valley 15% is a good chance.
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It’s why parametric polymorphism’s more useful in libraries, and subtype polymorphism in applications. One for uniformity, other variability
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For the same reason we have a string type for all string values, rather than a unique type for every possible string
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Applcode (esp. for UIs) is more varied to suit cases so particular that they are better expressed in names than in types. This is roughly
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the error (imho) is to assume that *application* code should look like and be as reusable as *library* code. But it can’t be.
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This is an intriguing argument, it is worth understanding fully, and I disagree with it in the great majority of real world cases.https://twitter.com/jdegoes/status/785647176009461761 …
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Just realized this is a key theme in my talk next month at
@SwiftSummithttps://twitter.com/GonzoHacker/status/784405403928899584 … -
I use Dash every day, on the macOS and iOS. Hard to believe such a great app would be buying fake reviews.https://twitter.com/kapeli/status/784076824531918848 …
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This visualization of a Bach cello piece by
@andrewchen — mesmerizing & beautiful & I can't stop watching it. http://www.chenalexander.com/Bach -
What I've been working on over the last 6 months. Come and see..https://twitter.com/alchemyeyewear/status/783376270818025472 …
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This is an excellent summary of the Swift 3 raw memory access API.https://twitter.com/mjtsai/status/783733178439766016 …
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New Swift feature:
Concrete constrained extensions.
extension Array where Element == Int { }
https://github.com/apple/swift/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md …
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Alexis Gallagher followed WordsEye, Steve Silberman, ACE and 15 others
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@wordseye
Watch your Language! WordsEye lets you Type a Picture - create
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@stevesilberman
Author of NeuroTribes: The Legacy of Autism and the Future of Neurodiversity, NYT bestseller and winner of the Samuel Johnson Prize. Photo by Tanya Rosen-Jones.
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In today’s tech news: company A revealed to be spying by secret gov’t order, company B launches suite of always-on microphones for the home
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An astronaut eating her tears so they don't float somewhere her copilots will notice
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