I came across this tweet from Craig Hockenberry:

I came across a pretty strange git problem earlier today that got me scratching my head. I found a way to work around it, but figured I’d write it up here in case it’s useful to someone else.

In theory, I quite like the idea of having every credit card transaction authenticated with a one time password (OTP). RBI requiring this for all transactions in India is something I really quite like. However, in practice, OTPs are a bit of a nightmare. They rely on being able to receive an SMS quickly, and there in lies the problem.

I really dislike ugly URLs. I know most people don’t particularly care about how a URL looks, but I do. Unfortunately, a lot of URLs I end up wanting to save, or send to someone else are way, way uglier than they need to be. They have a bunch of utm_ crap all around them.

I would really like the next iPhone to support (at least) 2 SIM cards. Here’s why.

As I was working on a toy iOS project today, I found myself typing in a bunch of boiler plate code to present errors with a UIAlertController. This resulted in me wondering if there was a way in which I could avoid repeating the same code over and over again.

I came across this blog post by Brent Simmons earlier today, and I found myself vehemently disagreeing with some of what Brent wrote, which doesn’t happen often.