@tewha there’s been more than one floating in Swift Evolution of wanting a typeprivate access modifier, but it’s been knocked back each time.

@marioguzman one more fail in #macOS #Tahoe. This redesign has been made with feet. I can't believe how it possible to make such a fail for a company like Apple

@NicksWorld @AngelaPreston @thordis Hmm, my kids were born in 1999. I always think of them as GenZ.

@andrii_ch I haven’t checked our config here but it looks like you pass the testing instructions as a “changelog:” parameter.

@andrii_ch there definitely is if you upload a build using the API, as we have this for builds created with a GitHub action.

@colincornaby the day after New Year’s Day is a public holiday in New Zealand, with the deeply meaningful historically evocative official holiday name, “Day after New Year’s Day”.

Website idea: enter the year you left school and the website will generate a list of outdated facts and concepts that you were taught at school and which have since been disproven.

@MuseumShuffle a talk like that should be listed at three different points in the conference schedule

@BasicAppleGuy “Where’s Trashy?”

@parisba This seems like something @gruber might be interested to write about.

posted about my Apple ID woes, please share widely?

https://hey.paris/posts/appleid/

@RosaCtrl if it’s a synchronous method, being in a @MainActor type won’t automatically cause the method to switch to the main thread. If you’ve called it from another context you’ll get a warning in the compiler but it doesn’t enforce isolation. Creating the isolated Task however does cause the hop. Could that be the explanation in your case?

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It's not always obvious what is the right way to initialize an Observable within the SwiftUI view hierarchy, and what are the consequences of getting it wrong, so I wrote a blog post exploring some common use cases: https://nilcoalescing.com/blog/InitializingObservableClassesWithinTheSwiftUIHierarchy
#iOSDev #SwiftUI

@marcoarment @_Davidsmith oh damn. This was my favorite podcast. The only thing wrong with it was it going down to only fortnightly. :) It will be missed. Thanks for all you shared.

@clarko I’m curious to understand the context, because this relates to a recent discussion. I’m wondering if you’re talking about mobile apps, desktop apps, or web apps here?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hksVvXONrIo I feel like I have been making many more mistakes lately and I just chalked it up to me being old. This is validating if true.

@mastohost as just a user on a hosted instance, it’s clear you do such a good job of both your hosting, and your communications. Kudos. Thank you.

@patrickmcconnell I’d be curious to test this locally if you’re willing to share the sample project…

I'm not going to say anything nasty about non-native apps, because I use many of them throughout the day.

I will, however, say nasty things about using private API, causing a huge clusterfuck within your ecosystem, and then me getting blamed for it.

https://furbo.org/2025/10/06/tahoe-electron-detector/

/cc @mjtsai