From the ~1 hour I played with the apple container stuff, I was pleased. It worked almost identically to the docker. I think that it's got better support for container-in-container stuff so in theory one might be able to get local macOS CI to work. I'm tempted to give this a crack I don't love go.

I upgraded when this trash came out and then downgraded. From what I can tell, the only real benefit of Tahoe is the apple container (github.com/apple/contai...) being supported first class.

There's also the fact that tokio spawn takes a future that impl's Send docs.rs/tokio/latest..., but JsFuture is !Send - docs.rs/wasm-bindgen...

There's a bunch of rough edges with rust browser stuff. Like, when using (or having a dependency that uses) `tokio::time::Instant::now()` in the browser and find a nice panic as rustc stub's `std::time::Instant::now()` as `unimplemented!`.

Doing this was well worth it. Battery life improved, my 2021 m1 isn't nearly as warm to the touch.

Yeah, I'm spending my evening trying to revert to Sequoia. I regret not finishing setting up samba and time-machine.

My technique is to watch smaller repos for projects I want to build but don't have time (yet) and then do polite drive-by reviews. I've both gotten and given issues that say "This project is awesome!"

Yeah. I’m on phone so linking to the exact line is tough but the uniffi swift iOS test rule is an example github.com/liveview-nat...

Yeah… I usually avoid using the Xcode gui for stuff like this. Like the xcode-build cli tooling is something I like a bit more. If you wanna go off the deep end, I managed to get a fully xcode-less swift ui project building and loading on my phone and sim. github.com/simlay/ferri...

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Oh I see. You wanted to use iCloud and push notifications.

Yeah. You get one provisioning profile without paying for a dev account and that profile only lasts a week.