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joshuawright11 commented on NodeSwift: Bridge Node.js and Swift   github.com/kabiroberai/no... · Posted by u/joshuawright11
guzik · a year ago
Oh my, yes! We have some legacy microservices written in Swift/Vapor (while our main stack is NestJS) and instead of rewriting them to TypeScript, we can use this. Cool!
joshuawright11 · a year ago
What drove the switch from Vapor -> Nest?
joshuawright11 commented on A Swift Tour: Explore Swift's features and design [video]   developer.apple.com/video... · Posted by u/joshuawright11
joshuawright11 · a year ago
Love how the demos are using VSCode on Linux & Windows
joshuawright11 commented on Ask HN: Books that gave you different perspective on religion    · Posted by u/kaycebasques
joshuawright11 · a year ago
Mere Christianity - C.S. Lewis
joshuawright11 commented on Swift 5.10 Released   swift.org/blog/swift-5.10... · Posted by u/todsacerdoti
joshuawright11 · a year ago
Nifty stuff - though I wonder who these features are for? Since swift is primarily for iOS where you can basically run everything but network requests on the main thread, what’s the point of having these advanced, complex compiler checks for thread safety?

Would love to see more Swift adoption outside Apple ecosystem because it’s truly the best language I’ve worked with; but the busted state of tooling and environment (Xcode, janky at best VSCode support) will need to be improved before it can ever escape iOS/macOS only orbit.

joshuawright11 commented on Cruise slashes 24% of self-driving car workforce in sweeping layoffs   techcrunch.com/2023/12/14... · Posted by u/plasticchris
joshuawright11 · 2 years ago
Since the CEO / founders have already "resigned", this feels like GM is moving towards winding down the company or at the very least strongly re-thinking their commitment to backing this long term.

Getting to FSD is probably moving a lot slower than they hoped and it's looking more and more like it will be another decade (or multiple) until a self driving company can turn a dime of profit. GM doesn't strike me as a particularly innovative company so the idea of a decades long moonshot probably isn't very appealing to them.

The dragging / lying to regulators incident was bad but axing the founders / CEO seems like it would have been enough if GM were excited about the company long term.

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KarmaCake day350February 17, 2016View Original