My taste has clearly improved in 2025.

Every once in a while this pops up in mu instagram feee, and I can’t stop laughing

Swift UI does not allow arbitrary code execution within a view. Therefore it is not possible to put print statements in it. However, it is possible to assign values to a constant, and since print is a function, its possile to assign its output to a discared costant. Basically the following code works anwywhere in a view

let _ = print("Some Value")

Setting up a mini tumblr site is more difficult than I thought. I am slowly getting there, but the challenge is real

That weird feeling when the people you follow in North America all seem to react to something but you have no idea what going on.

LunarVim is great for writing Markdown. It is not as good as Obsidian, for instance, but still very capable. The one thing I was always stuggling with is tables. Today I found this great one line command you can give vim, leveraging sed to format the tables. Just visually select the table and run the following command

!sed 's/|/~|/g' | column -t -s '~'

There you go. Sorted tables

TIL, when displaying a list loaded via @Query, it is not possible to remove an item from the collection the query loaded. The correct path is to use the modelContext to delete the actual persistant object (this needs to happend anyway, but is also imemeditaly reflected in the UI).