I obtained surveillance footage of the self-driving Tesla that abruptly stopped on the Bay Bridge, resulting in an eight-vehicle crash that injured 9 people including a 2 yr old child just hours after Musk announced the self-driving feature. Full story: https://t.co/LaEvX9TzxW

Another helpful book to learn about macOS development with Swift & SwiftUI is the recently published »Building macOS Apps with SwiftUI« from @imgracehuang. I recommend to download the code samples from @github, copying them from the eBook is a bit tedious. A bargain for 9,99$!

Thanks to the wonderful book »macOS by Tutorials« written by @trozware and published by @kodecodev I am slowly understanding how to develop a modern Mac application using Swift and SwiftUI. I can really recommend the book, no magic happens, everything is explained in detail.

January 07, 2003: Apple Introduces Safari 🧭

jq and XmlStarlet: https://t.co/VmtTlih1vk #mjtsaiblog

Back on track: #Germany is heading into 2023 with #gas reserves close to 90%. We could manage an extremely cold January/February now. Storages may end up at >70% in March. Essentially, we are already solving the problem of next winter these days. https://t.co/ivrivCZVZS

Kudos to the folks from OpenCore Legacy Patcher. Was able to update my parents 2015 MacBook from 10.11 (last supported OS from Apple) to Ventura and it runs great! No fiddling required, their patcher is super simple. Take that, planned obsolescence.

My buddy @catlan was overwhelmed, having too many boring tasks for @kaleidoscopeapp on his list, so he implemented a little tool he’s been wanting to have. Would only take a few hours, he said. Great joke… Here’s a first version, upvote to cheer him up!

So much juicy drama! (Apple had to roll back their ray tracing graphics chip because of mis-planning because of brain-drain) https://t.co/rnYZMQrQZ3

And @gruber agrees. So much of the current regulatory pressure, tension with developers, and other issues boil down to just how important that revenue has become to Apple’s stock price. But at what cost? Probably more than they realize.

I am impressed how well Passkeys (FIDO2 multi-device support) work. I think it will be a security & usability gain over the status quo. Support is baked into Chrome and iOS now: https://t.co/zDpyJ4cbk3 https://t.co/RWvk49HlJm Here's a demo site: https://t.co/x8dwEEKUEk

War? Blackout? No Christmas tree? You never guess what we invented :)))

I’m trying to get out of here before the Muskpocalypse fully unfolds. You can also find me here:

Vorher / nachher 😨 | #Berlin #Aquarium #RadissonBlu

Valve was clever to invest in Linux gaming/Wine/Proton early on, now these things are „easy“:

More and more startups embrace the idea of the “product engineer” and I think it’s a great thing. When small enough, the best person to make many product decisions - often within a prototype - is the software engineer building it. Easiest done when the founder is also one.

Your dystopian future has arrived. https://t.co/q424tqGYUH

Have you shipped NSPersistentCloudKitContainer (Core Data + CloudKit) in a production app? What are your thoughts?

Google is done. Compare the quality of these responses (ChatGPT)

"Germany has been...far too naively trusting when it came to its economic relationship with China. Just as German banks were too trusting of American banks...Just as Germany was too trusting of...Russian gas. All in all, I’d say Germany needs to be a little less trusting."