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Recentemente ho letto La penultima verità, di Philip K. Dick, del 1964. Non spoilero la storia (e non andate a leggere la entry su Wikipedia che vi spiffera tutto) però decisamente lo consiglio. Oltre ad essere un discreto thriller con...
The hardest lesson I had to learn as a software developer in the early part of my career was that what felt “productive” to me locally – uninterrupted time, code getting created fast etc – often turned out to be a bad sign for overall...
It may be a coincidence, but the possibility of fresh leadership seems to have inspired a couple of papers published by Labour groups on how to reform the UK economy. In reality their appearance is probably more a testament to at least...
It may be a coincidence, but the possibility of fresh leadership seems to have inspired a couple of papers published by Labour groups on how to reform the UK economy. In reality their appearance is probably more a testament to at least...
““Earth features 7 billion brains, each creating its own independent reality, only weakly overlapping with that of the others. That's a lot of parallel universes. And only a single main...
This is a blog post that goes along with the most recent bonus pod! You can listen to the first 15 minutes of the bonus pod below, but you’ll have to subscribe on Patreon to get the RSS feed of the full episode (as well as access to our...
Xcode Instruments is a powerful tool that ships with Xcode and lets you analyze, debug, and optimize your code, including Swift Concurrency. It comes with so-called templates that consist of multiple instruments. After running your app...
I found myself fired up, inspired and wanting to create again and it's a good feeling.
The Stanley Kramer comedy classic film It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (United Artists, 1963) has a handful of Royal KMG typewriters featured in the office settings at police stations throughout the film. The KMG was Royal’s...
I use Apple devices very often. Overall, I like macOS. Certainly more than Windows. One of the things I find extremely useful is a command I discovered not too long ago: pbcopy. pbcopy can be used to copy to the clipboard whatever it...