@clarko congrats!!
@nicklockwood lmao, it's so true. Though, Objective-C compile times were leagues better than Swiftβ¦ type system tradeoff π«
@twostraws yeahβ¦ π₯²
Excited for the day when people realize that rendering text in a chatbot is boring and the chatbot company introduces new standards that allows tool providers to create custom interfaces for their chatbot integrations.
We could call said standards HTML and CSS
@kyle 100%
I mean, in some cases, hindsight is hindsight, but I also do wish that others were in beta a bit longer (e.g. Structured Concurrency / Swift 6) and I hope the language evolves to allow for faster iteration and community feedback more easily.
@lilstevie yeah, agreed, though I do want an Oppo Find N5 sometime
@lilstevie pixel?
@noah Yeah itβs definitely obtuse. FFT is effectively bucketing the frequencies and then the logarithmic aspect is part of how decibels are measured, they use a logarithmic scale.
@noah lol, it's actually cool though. DSP is *extremely* dense stuff, so keep it up!
@calicoding @groue oh nice!
I swear re-inventing the wheel by implementing missing APIs is half of iOS development π
@digitalfx can't wait π
@b3ll SE-0475 is going to make this so much easier!
https://github.com/swiftlang/swift-evolution/blob/main/proposals/0475-observed.md
@dimsumthinking oh nice! I had no idea this was proposed
@toni_lijic @gestalter ice and fire were easily the coolest
Smashing together @polpielladev blog post (https://www.polpiella.dev/observable-outside-of-a-view) and https://forums.swift.org/t/how-to-use-observation-to-actually-observe-changes-to-a-property/67591/16
since TIL withObservationTracking only runs once
Man, @Observable is something else.
Trying to observe changes on a property like you could with `$value` and Combine by leaning into withObservationTracking has me like π₯²