@ShadowQi

Dallas based iOS developer. Developer of @EastwatchApp

 Dallas, TX
blog.shaneqi.com
Joined September 2012
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Just saw a setup on MacRumors where someone has an 85" 8K TV as their main monitor then 3 Cinema Displays *in* their desk. 🤯 forums.macrumors.com/threads…
A Mac setup on MacRumors where someone has an 85" 8K TV as their main monitor then 3 Cinema Displays in their glass desk. All monitors are turned on

ALT A Mac setup on MacRumors where someone has an 85" 8K TV as their main monitor then 3 Cinema Displays in their glass desk. All monitors are turned on

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REMINDER... Tired —> Nap Sad —> Music Stressed —> Walk Angry —> Exercise Burnt out —> Read Feeling lost —> Pray Overthinking —> Write Anxious —> Meditate
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Reminder to infrequent travelers: neverssl.com is a great website to try if you're unsure if the WiFi is working. Captive portals still get hinky with https even in 2022 🫠 Then ofc you should use a VPN (I use Google One) on public WiFi.
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Taylor Swift should legit start a competitor to Ticketmaster. That is all.
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It was our first run. We gave it our all, that's all that matters. Thanks everyone for your support throughout this whole season, epic stories need time to be written. We will come back for our revenge. GGWP ❤️
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One last dance. One last shot. #TI11
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. keepingitkyle.medium.com/-14…

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I haven’t been following Dota 2 for a little while, so I’d appreciate it if the community could help me answer a few questions.

keepingitkyle.medium.com
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Tommy
@_TommyMason1 Sep 2022
"Free for a quick call? Easier to explain on the phone."
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Tim Cook
@tim_cook8 Jul 2022
I am shocked by the loss of former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe. He was such an important leader and I was honored to have spent time with him. Our hearts are with his loved ones—and all of our friends in Japan.
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As a tech lead or eng manager, you so frequently get request from above or from other teams to drop what you are doing and work on this thing they need, *now*. During my 4 years at Uber after asking these questions, 9 out of 10 times it turned out it wasn't really urgent:
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A reminder of the rules: - map, filter and reduce are more readable for simple things - for…in is more readable for (more than slightly) complex loops - reduce is not a multi tool, for loops are - break up long chains, .forEach is an abomination
Craig Hockenberry@chockenberry20 Jun 2022
I'm growing wary of map/reduce/filter in Swift. It's tempting to use new syntax that's easier to type. Problem is that it usually results in code that's harder to read. I just replaced .reduce() code with a for loop because something written a week ago was hard to understand.
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You know, I think it was like 10 years before I realized that the "Core" in all those Apple libraries is a pun on apples
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Peter Steinberger 🦞
@steipete31 Mar 2022
„NSPredicates using the FUNCTION keyword are effectively Objective-C scripts. With some tricks it's possible to build nested function calls which can do almost anything you could do in procedural Objective-C.“ googleprojectzero.blogspot.c…
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11 Promises from a Manager: a 🧵 1. We’ll have a weekly 1:1. I’ll never cancel this meeting, but you can cancel it whenever you like. It’s your time.
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Looking forward to adopting the new SwiftFormat rule that migrates existing code to the new `if let` syntax from SE-0345 github.com/nicklockwood/Swif…
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We're delighted to announce that Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age - Definitive Edition is verified on Steam Deck, enjoy playing on the go!
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Not just inside the language. The whole ecosystem conforms to patterns shaped by its rules. Go and ObjC are like this, too. It makes things fit together very well, by design. At the other end, in C++ and JavaScript there are no rules. Anything is possible and everything is done.
Patrick Walton@pcwalton7 Feb 2022
It's a testament to how well the Rust ownership/borrowing discipline works in practice that people think you could just bolt it onto some other language. But, in fact, the reason it works so well is that the rest of the language was carefully designed around it.
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Jeremy Lin
@JLin74 Feb 2022
Ten years ago my life changed forever
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The team I am the manager of is constantly improving Security Code AutoFill. Standing offer: If anyone ever encounters a website where AutoFill isn’t offered or an SMS that doesn’t have its code detects, you can file a ticket (feedbackassistant.apple.com) and send the number to me.
Joel Esler
@JoelEsler22 Jan 2022
Replying to @rmondello @reneritchie
I love security code auto-fill, but can we make it work with more sites? Or give the user a tool to train the browser where the security code blank is?
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When I work in JS, I am so incredibly slow. It takes me days to do what someone else would do in a few hours. I refuse to write code I don't understand, and most JS frameworks all but force you to write code you don't understand.
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