I make computers do things. Mainly with Ruby, Swift, Terraform, and Kotlin. Professional typo spotter. he/him techhub.social/@sjs CTO at 1SE

Victoria, BC
Sami Samhuri retweeted
Actual talents involved in programming: - naming things - introspective thinking - explaining things to other people clearly
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I’m Palestinian, Turkish, Moroccan, and “Canadian” which consists of British, Swedish, and Danish roots. Probably amongst others!
This is absolutely worth 5 minutes of your time. youtube.com/watch?v=tyaEQEmt… We’re not as different as you think. (↪ @jury@ziyatong)
Sami Samhuri retweeted
A fun little project spurred by another fun little project: Picturing WebSocket Protocol Packets prog21.dadgum.com/225.html
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I haven't used Core Data either. People don't seem to like it so meh.
Never have I ever...used core data either 🙈 - doesn't mean that you're not a worthy #iosdev - iOS true confessions medium.com/the-traveled-ios-…
@runtimefm Time complexity in mobile apps can be important. Real world example from an app I took over this year: samhuri.net/posts/2016/08/ea…
Kickstarter Update An update on the Kickstarter for season three, from San Jose airport. Macintosh.fm/episodes/kickst…
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not true, no need to spread BS about him he’s bad enough already snopes.com/1998-trump-people…
"Hey Siri, cancel all my trips to the USA for four years."
Is electing Trump jumping the shark or is actually building a wall jumping the shark? 🤔😟
(I'm sorry I tweeted about the election, and probably won't do that again.)
Dear Americans, Even if Trump is not elected you have some serious problems to figure out. Don't forget for 4 years. ❤️Everyone else
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Replying to @_sjs
@MerriamWebster no. Only the kosher ones can be Mazel Tov cocktails.
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Isn't every cocktail a mazel tov cocktail?
No, we have no idea what a "mazel tov cocktail" is.
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If you think you want a Hackintosh you should lurk on /r/hackintosh for a week or two first. redlib.catsarch.com/r/hackintosh/comm…
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I constantly run into code where the previous developer (sometimes me…) clearly thought the code does something that it in fact does not do.
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Nope. Nothing good in the Windows app store. I managed to spend $25-30 but it's really barren. No wonder they're allowing Win32 apps now.
I wish it was even lighter though. Compared to the MacBook it still feels heavy, not much different from the old 13" MBP.
I own a 12" MacBook and just tried the new 13" MBP keyboard. It feels better to me. "Greater sense of travel" sounds like bs but seems true.
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Let's hit the stretch goal for @mcbramhill's campaign for Welcome to Macintosh season 3! 2 additional episodes. kck.st/2egOf9g
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AppCode is starting to shape up for Swift but I’m still in Xcode 90% of the time. Glad to see them chipping away at it!
New AppCode 2016.3 EAP: Xcode 8.1 support and Create from Usage for #Swiftlang functions, variables and properties blog.jetbrains.com/objc/2016…