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
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Turn your @instagram posts from 2016 into a 1SE video in just one tap!
A little New Years gift from your friends at 1 Second Everyday ☺️ 🎁
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Turn your Instagram posts into a 1 Second Everyday video in just one tap 💫 producthunt.com/posts/insta-…
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Thanks @FastCompany for calling @1SecondEveryday one of the "8 Must-Download Apps for your new phone"!!!!! ❤️ 👈 ☺️
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Sami Samhuri retweeted
Most developers, if they really want to get better at what they do, should spend less time 'hacking' and more time talking to people.
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What exactly do you all think is going to happen in the new year? The world will be less shitty and people will stop dying?
Spoiler... 🙄
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But that would mean it's all a bunch of lies, only meant to keep people in a state of obedient fear.
Schneider: "PreCheck tells us that, basically, there are no terrorists,"
schneier.com/blog/archives/2…
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In times of hate, love is a revolution. Happy Holidays, internet.
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I'm grandfathered into a plan that costs half of what I would pay to get a similar plan today. This is what an oligopoly looks like. nitter.catsarch.com/tobi/status/8112799713…
Last app review for 1 Second Everyday took 1 day! 😮😀 #iosreviewtime itunes.apple.com/ca/app/1-se…
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Sami Samhuri retweeted
Good UI detail: in Cocoa menus the keyboard shortcuts are not right-justified; they are aligned by ⌘.
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This looks like a really nice Swift codegen tool. I currently do this with YAML and ERB in Ruby but s/YAML/Swift/ is definitely interesting.
Introducing my new tool Insanity, it brings meta-programming to Swift, allowing you to code generate Swift code. github.com/krzysztofzablocki…
This is a great reminder. I always think things aren’t worth writing about because they’re obvious but what each of us finds obvious differs
Always proud when someone from my team makes it into iOS Dev Weekly. I encouraged @caughtinflux to share where he though it's "trivial" 🙃
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Sami Samhuri retweeted
Code bloated of questionable try/catch or null-checks isn't safer but a signal the author didn't understand it. Defensive code is code smell
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What kind of monster would do this?! nitter.catsarch.com/Catfish_Man/status/807…