Sometimes I wonder if folks at Apple even use some of their own features. Why would they think that if I type into the Finder search field in a window that displays a folder's content, I want to search not in that folder but in 'This Mac'?

I only know of his existence because of Riverworld.

If somebody gives you feedback for the first time and it's negative do you ignore it because they only criticize you?

Does it mean that every criticism should be preceded with praise?

I wonder what are those significant debugging capabilities?

I thought search bar would automatically go to the bottom

Am I right in understanding that this example from a blog post about actor isolation is not correct? You wouldn't be able to access balance because the method can't be isolated to two different instances of an actor at the same time?

Oh, man, what the hell. More stuff to learn before job interviews :(. Swift becomes more and more complex with every year.

Thanks for the article.

Thanks for sharing. It's always interesting to read about real-life solutions to problems that are relevant to what you are trying to learn.

Thanks, that makes sense.

Thanks for the interesting article.

I just started learning SwiftUI and it is hard for me to understand at times.
How does onChange with let value type argument work? Is it implemented in SwiftUI runtime with macros? Otherwise how onChange knows about changes to a value that it receives a copy of?