Is this limited to Swift?
Swift Build is a high-level build system based on llbuild with great support for building Swift.
Sounds like this won't help C++ projects?
The requirements of sold developer license, physical mac hardware, and XCode make it hard to be interested or even feel it worthwhile unless you're already a mac user.
Cloud build options only get you so far as well.
The "we use a stable macro that uses the same unstable features anyway" is kinda confusing though.
I guess it's about language interface stability more than unstable feature functional stability?
DRM panic support
I'm already panicking
Linus Tech Flips
Where is he getting these stats from?
What do you mean? He's the room owner. He can see the member count, and the activity.
I thought the same at first, but honestly, there's probably nothing that warrants impersonation. If it's a system announcement or change from the host, it should be labeled as such.
Not enough context. Depending on what you proxy, you can allowlist DNS and IPs. You can use DNS to query domains for alternative delivery sources.
yes, it would be possible
Asking whether you’ve tried $simpleSolution
the post sounded less like it being an open question and more like it being "do $simpleSolution" to me
Instead I’d be offered simple solutions (that I’d tried), but in a condescending way, as though I should have already known better.
Checking again, yeah, this doesn't seem to be about asking whether you already tried that.
Windows is / Windows filesystems are case insensitive too.
On a Linux environment? Mind sharing the usage area?
I'm very skeptical of sticking to "old and tested" without reasoning.
If you're talking about the implementation, if they're making changes it's no longer "well tested". If it's undocumented, it's not approachable. If you're talking about toolchain, if the old is unapproachable because of inherent toolchain barriers, and custom toolchain dialects, I think it's good to question.
There may also be something to say about them struggling to get new contributors and maintainers (from what I heard/read).