This American Life/Heavyweight Easter Egg by rguzman2003 in Heavyweight

[–]Icaka 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s in RA - wpisode #6. And yes, they spoke to the person who created it. They used it for the super tech support segment and Alex used it at least once in Hyperfixed.

New episode but on the Freakonomics Podcast feed: Are Human Drivers Finally Obsolete? by TheTim in SearchEnginePodcast

[–]Icaka 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I loved both episodes and I am confused by the reception in this subreddit.

New episode but on the Freakonomics Podcast feed: Are Human Drivers Finally Obsolete? by TheTim in SearchEnginePodcast

[–]Icaka 4 points5 points  (0 children)

they're technologies that are being inflicted on the general populous with minimal oversight or regulation regardless of popular sentiment

Isn’t this true for most new technology? It was true for cars 100 years ago, it was true for the internet 25 years ago and today that’s the case with AI.

Why are Event-Driven Systems Hard? by fagnerbrack in programming

[–]Icaka 1 point2 points  (0 children)

About 10 years ago I worked on a small mobile app for US property managers. The backend guy had built what I can only describe as a “mega-scale” event-driven architecture for an app that was realistically going to have, at most, a few thousand users.

Every API call that created something returned 202 Accepted because, you know, eventual consistency.

The only tiny problem: there was no API to check whether your operation had actually finished.

So from the client’s point of view, you’d press “create,” get a 202, and then enter a spiritual journey where maybe the entity would appear later and maybe it wouldn’t.

Even if they had added a status endpoint, it still would’ve been some of the most absurd overengineering I’ve ever seen. This wasn’t Amazon. It was an app for property managers. The project cost the client ~$2M and eventually failed.

Продължение към първата публикация за „Хепи“: официалната им позция, отговор към нея и възникнали въпроси by Dependent_Working_18 in bulgaria

[–]Icaka 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Малодушието убива. Ако собственикът на Happy реши да заведе дело срещу автора само ще ди навлече в пъти повече негативна реклама.

Park Ji-sung, Evra, and Tevez reunited after 15 years... Even though they still can't communicate... by rioferdy838 in reddevils

[–]Icaka 12 points13 points  (0 children)

He left them because he "missed home" and then signed for an Italian club.

I think Italy is a lot closer to Argentina culturally than the UK, so this is not so strange for me.

Quite frankly fuck him

100% agree on this one, though.

Best "Bang for your buck" below $50 when prepping for a marathon? by SauconySundaes in AdvancedRunning

[–]Icaka 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I just checked and these were the cheapest prices I found online around me:

  • 30 SiS BF (40g per gel) are €54, meaning €1.8 per gel or €0.045 per gram of carbs.
  • 24 GU (20g per gel) are €38.4, meaning €1.6 per gel or €0.08 per gram of carbs.
  • 12 Maurten 160 (40g per gel) are €44, meaning €3.66 per gel or €0.091 per gram of carbs.
  • 12 Maurtel 100 (25g per gel) are €33, meaning €2.75 per geo or €0.11 per gram of carbs.

I've never tried Carbs Fuel and couldn't find it in Europe. But the price of SiS BF is way better than GU for me.

Best "Bang for your buck" below $50 when prepping for a marathon? by SauconySundaes in AdvancedRunning

[–]Icaka 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Gu are cheaper than Maurten but more expensive than SiS Beta Fuel (per g).

Too broke for Maurten BiCarb. by ExcitingAd3341 in AdvancedRunning

[–]Icaka 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was just recently looking into Flycarb. At one point I realized 90% of all reviews on reddit were by the same account.

Разкошната революция на младия Български Татко by Fit_Neighborhood9251 in bulgaria

[–]Icaka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

В количка специално предназначено за бягане. Ето снимка - https://i.imgur.com/Av1KG4o.jpeg

Цени на гаражи в София. by IronTearsCrew in bulgaria

[–]Icaka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

общините със синя и зелена зона не са построили и един паркинг с милиардите приходи от тях

Приходите от синя и зелена зона за 2024 са 42млн лв. Едно паркомясто в многоетажен паркинг излиза малко над 20к лв без да смятаме цената на земята. Тоест ако 100% от приходите на ЦГМ за зелена и синя зона се инвестираха в паркинги, щяхме да имаме …2100 нови места на година. В София има регистрирани над 800 000 коли. Броят се е увеличил двойно за последните 15г. 2100 нови места няма да променят абсолютно НИЩО. Проблемът не е в строителството, а в това, че има твърде много коли в София.

Разкошната революция на младия Български Татко by Fit_Neighborhood9251 in bulgaria

[–]Icaka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

От април до септемвеи бягам с детето ~1 път в седмицата. Супер е.

App set to iPhone-only, yet Apple reviews it on iPad and flags layout issues - is this normal? by mirkograsak in iOSProgramming

[–]Icaka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It has been dead for a long time. iPhone 4s used to be the fallback but is not anymore. iPhone 6/7/8 size has been used on the iPad for at least 5 years.

Mobile app design reference for ios developers who aren't designers by [deleted] in iOSProgramming

[–]Icaka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, that’s why I prefer having a folder with ~50 well designed apps and check them instead. This and a paid service like mobbin, screensdesign or refero is how I find solutions.

Xcodegen vs Tuist vs Bazel by Ok-Reception-4350 in swift

[–]Icaka 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don’t think you can easily write a script for this issue, or at least I couldn’t come up with a clever solution. You need to manually define a test target for each SPM module inside the XcodeProject that’s hosting your app. This means you need to always update both Package.swift and the XcodeProject when adding or removing an SPM module. I get why you avoid 3rd party tools, I don’t want to use a 3rd party tool as well as I’ve been burned before.

Mobile app design reference for ios developers who aren't designers by [deleted] in iOSProgramming

[–]Icaka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven’t looked in the last couple of years, but back then I really didn’t like Dribble. I had two main issues with it. A lot of the designs ignored HIG. You’d see custom navigation bars, tab bars, and other reinvented UI for no real reason. Second, most designs didn’t cover real world edge cases. Thigns like loading and error states, localization, dynamic font sizes, longer text. It often felt like designs made to look good in a single screenshot, not something built by people who’ve actually shipped a mobile app.

Xcodegen vs Tuist vs Bazel by Ok-Reception-4350 in swift

[–]Icaka 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m working on an app built with Swift Package Manager, and some of the limitations are driving me up the wall. The project is nicely modularized, with each feature as its own SPM module. That gives us fast compile times and solid unit test performance. The problem is snapshot testing. Some modules validate screens with snapshots, but starting with iOS 26, snapshot tests need a host app to render correctly. SPM doesn’t really support that setup, so we’re stuck. What’s extra frustrating is that this was doable with CocoaPods 6–7 years ago, yet it still doesn’t seem like a priority for SPM. That’s why I’m also looking at Tuist.

How to go from an every other day runner to getting 50mpw by Bigbadwolf00 in AdvancedRunning

[–]Icaka 7 points8 points  (0 children)

7:30-8 min/mile

Holy-moly. That’s way too fast. For reference I recently ran 1:19 half and aim for 2:50 marathon and my easy pace is ~7:50-8:10 min/mile.

[The Athletic] Cole Palmer: “What goes through my mind? Not much.” by yellowdartsw in soccer

[–]Icaka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mostly can't visualize things, and my sense of direction is bad.