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Best r/r and narrative $henry Has serious sendability
Henry Nowak died the same way a civilization dies: abandoned, handcuffed by authorities who neither trusted nor cared for him, and accused of hate crimes he did not commit. His murder is as tragic as it is enraging. He should still be alive today, and he would be if the last few generations of European elites had stood their ground against the politics of self-hatred and the mass invasion of migrants, many of whom despise the West and the people who love it. Henry was far from the first to so needlessly lose his life, and I fear he won’t be the last. Each time a life like his is lost, the proper response—the only response—is righteous anger. One of the most important things the Trump administration has proven to the world is that stopping the flow of mass migration and defending national sovereignty is a matter of political will and leadership. Anything else is an excuse. It is because we love the West that we want to preserve it. We love our civilization. We love our country. We love our children. And nobody—nobody—should ever die the way that Henry Nowak died. May God comfort those who loved him, and may God rest his soul.
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“Region-based isolation” expanded the definition of isolation beyond actors to something called “regions.” Learn what a region is, how they work, and how they loosened the overly strict sendability rules of Swift 5. pointfree.co/episodes/ep366-…
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Take great care making a type sendable. Rules of thumb: • Simple value that will never hold non-sendable data Good candidate. • Generic type? Might want conditional sendability. • Encapsulated data that MUST cross isolation? You might have no choice.
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Sendability errors in Swift might make you wonder if you should be adding “Sendable” to all your types. It seems innocent enough, and don’t we want all our types to be concurrency-safe? The answer: an emphatic NO! Take great care making a type sendable 👇
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NSLock was built before Swift concurrency so its API has no sendability annotations, making it easy to write unsafe code. OSAllocatedUnfairLock is a modern replacement that uses sendability to express that you cannot capture nor return non-sendable state from it.
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NSLock and OSAllocatedUnfairLock both have a 'withLock' method, but they are completely different. The former is mere sugar around lock unlock, and the latter actually protects state by wrapping it and using sendability attributes.
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Replying to @Adrian324_
Do you have cashapp sendability??
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Extreme sendability potential. Just need to stick together and shill all over Patience with $stick
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Replying to @Investingcom
Whatever one has the most portability, divisibility, storability, verifiability, scarcity, sendability, accessibility and programmability.
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Working on some pretty big changes to the data race chapter for Practical Swift Concurrency. The update will add sections for mutexes, and how different language mode impact sendability checks. And of course the existing sections are getting tweaks and improvements too 👍
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Oh yeah since I am the release channel for unxip I pushed version 3.2 which fixes some Sendability stuff, including with the new betas. Also this slightly changes the API to make things work but hopefully it is more uniform now anyway github.com/saagarjha/unxip/r…
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People are already reaping the benefits of switching to our SwiftData alternative: instant sendability of model types since they are just simple structs!
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Not a like to watch, a need to watch - if you want to stay current on sendability..
We got access to data on 5.7 billion emails and 52 million text messages sent in Q1 of 2025. We then analyzed the data to share all the key things you need to know about what's happening in email, SMS, and push notifications this year. Some of our key learnings: - Brands aren't spending enough time building, testing, and optimizing their automations. - Y-O-Y email conversions are flat, with open rates up & click rates down. - SMS continues to increase its impact. Talk about a channel with near-perfect open rates. - Push Notifications are a huge missed opportunity for many brands. This channel costs next to nothing, gets seen almost instantly, and converts like email. - One of the most underrated emails to send is Shipping Confirmation Emails. - The list goes on. You can watch the entire data breakdown and our takeaways here: youtu.be/SdETqqR0n9I And special thanks to @RytisLauris and his team at @omnisend for making the data accessible to us. Omnisend is my and @yojimmykim's email platform of choice for ecommerce brands. They’re also an awesome partner of ours.
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Last chance to join 😱 at 1PM CEST I'm hosting my Advanced Swift Concurrency workshop to help you understand concepts like actors, sendability, isolation, and more. Tickets available here: eventbrite.nl/e/digging-into…
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Swift 6's Concurrency model is pretty advanced, and it can be rather complex to figure out. That's why you should attend my workshop and learn about isolation, actors, and sendability 😁 eventbrite.nl/e/digging-into…
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On May 20th at 1PM CEST you'll have a unique chance to deepen your Swift Concurrency skills and learn more about isolation, actors, and sendability. We'll mix theory and practice to help you prepare for that transition to Swift 6 you've been putting off 🙃 eventbrite.nl/e/digging-into…
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Replying to @S1ckAlpha
EMIT Unique farming Reflection Dynamics Sendability 💯
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Two weeks from now I'm hosting an online workshop to help you understand Swift Concurrency better. We'll cover isolation, sendability, and actors. Join me on May 20th at 1pm CEST! eventbrite.nl/e/digging-into…
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Here is another lesson for the sixth module of my Scalable Networking Architecture course. This lesson is all about actors and sendability, including: 🔵 Actor isolation and task scheduling; 🔵 Designing actors for reentrancy; 🔵 Sendable types and crossing task boundaries; 🔵 The main actor and custom global actors. I will launch the course in June, after WWDC. However, there will still be one last chance in May to join the course at its pre-launch price, bundled with my other courses. Link in the replies.
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I just finished the second lesson for the sixth module of Scalable Networking Architecture. This was a lesson I created for a previous module, but it didn’t fit. Moving it to a later module allowed me to cover the topic more deeply, including: 🔵 async let and task groups; 🔵 cooperative task cancellation; 🔵 task switching on the cooperative thread pool; 🔵 avoiding priority inversion through structured priority escalation. Next: actors, isolation, and sendability
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