vesak
Joined 10 years ago
Joined 10 years ago
Their suggestions AI is quite a bit behind Spotify's unfortunately. Dunno if that's by a lack of design or because of Apple's privacy stance -- probably the former.
Yes, which would make it behave exactly like probably every language with strong runtime typechecks. Very weird indeed. It's obviously much more preferable that the code sometimes does the wrong thing without warning.
And of course with static typing, it would be extremely weird since the code wouldn't even pass the compiler!
Whether that's a good or bad thing remains to be seen, but I'm a bit skeptic towards complicating things from the get-go.
Those who have a monthly mortgage payment of $9000. Substract $500 (or more if the government doesn't help you with their costs) for each child in your household.
I thought they actually just use structs and whatever data structure works.
1. It’s not 100x (or even 2x) faster or significantly more stable than Apple Music
2. It’s always easier to make a nice app when starting from scratch versus trying to fix existing older software to be nice
3. Apple did a good job with their APIs