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This app seems to have disappeared from the App Store (the Chinese one at least). I've spent a lot of time preparing my campaign and now, when it is about to start, my subscription can't be renewed. The time and money I have put in thus far is essentially wasted. Please can you provide a refund, or at least an explanation? Furthermore, I don't think a subscription model is an appropriate choice. At least if I could have paid outright I would still have access to all the features, and updates are far too infrequent to justify a subscription model. It feels like a bit of a scam, and I'm loathe to trust or recommend your apps to anyone in the future.

Hey what are the benefits of Xcode cloud? Does it just automatically archive your app for you? Im also worried about hitting the free limit and needing to pay.

You skipped over the important question of github auth.

I watched about halfway. I'm going to have to come back to this. This is just for feedback. I understand that one difference between a closure and a function is that a closure can store the result in itself like a variable. I guess I don't understand why we need this. Just cleaner lines of code?

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you say closures are functions but then at about 14:00 you say they aren't and try to give an example that is weird. why would you define a function called RequestToGoogle()? why not just copy the closure and call your func Request(url:String)? i don't think you understand what youare saying, but i subscribed anyway. cheers

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OMG!!!!!! You saved me so much time! I owe you!!! Thank you!

Hi, Is there someway we can connect an iPad to a PC using BLE and send over files from the iPad to the PC using that connection?

Don't get me wrong, please! There is nothing wrong with your face. But the changing of cameras really doesn't help understanding. Otherwise, great insights. Thanx-O-lot!

ur insane man

I'd swear I left a comment already. Anyway Thanks for this tutorial, it has helped me a lot to design a custom node system I can understand. I've managed to get deleting nodes, different size nodes, deleting all cables on a given node or socket and using canvas api really enhances the looks cheaply with a little creativity. I have an os7 inspired style, with corner close button which I will be using for my science/light/graphics experimenting program I'm working on. Still a couple of features to add, before integrating my other code but this has made a huge difference.

I designed an app that used Apples coreML implementation of stable diffusion, which was buggy and way behind the python version, and I could just about tolerate that, but the toxic culture around the image models and the usage just made me give up. I am sure the models can be put to amazing use but creating a usable ethical image model is impossible independently, and have you ever tried to use a llm for swift? It's just painful and even if you have a big context running locally and give documentation to read it still doesn't work.

Great video, thank you. I am working on a visual programming tool and this gave me great inspiration.

Hey Beau, thank you for this series. It was exactly what I needed :) Can you please explain to me, how to send an Int (or even better: an array of Ints) instead of the String "toggle". At 2:05:30 you say, we could define an Int there, but changing it to 'Int value = pCharacteristic->getValue();' prints out 'Compilation error: 'Int' was not declared in this scope; did you mean 'int'?' and 'int value...' prints 'Compilation error: cannot convert 'String' to 'int' in initialization'. Why does it want a String at this point? Tell me if I should join your Discord for this matter. Thanks again, Mats

Hey, I've been a programmer for about 4 years now and dabbled in AI. The way I see it is this is pure hype kind of how Algorithms were 5 or so years ago. The best way I've tried to explain it to people is with this quote, "If your only tool is a hammer, everything looks like a nail." The hype has made the industry basically turn a blind eye to the fact that like any invention, it can't be used for everything. We invented wings for plains, doesn't mean we should put them on cars. However, AI right now has System 1 thinking. It's like an instinctual instant response. Until AI gets to System 2 which is logic, problem solving, reasoning, etc. This will forever just be a cool party trick and nothing more. The fact that everyone just jumped on this is idiotic. As a programmer I really think technology should be in the background. As an example, my rent is automatically paid for me because I'm forgetful. So I wrote a script that does that. I don't need AI in my life, I want the basics to be done for me so I can just live life and do whatever I feel like. Robots cleaning the place so I can do the art, rather than having AI do art while I clean the place. Apologies for the ramble.

They're not self-aware. I think it's important we make that distinction. They are just language models. They are not actually capable of rational thought. Linus tech tips had a pretty good video explaining how companies are trying to make it seem like they're decades ahead of where they are in terms of actual technology here. These large language models have been laughably bad as consumer-facing products so far. Studies show chat GPT has inaccurate information over 50% of the time. I wouldn't care so much except for Microsoft. Just acknowledged that they have a 30% increase in their carbon emissions and won't meet their 20/30 goal of being carbon neutral. Strictly because they need to cool all these llma servers

Watched like five videos on closures. This one finally clicked with me!

👎🏽 still doesn't make sense, but at least it was better then other videos on Closures so far.

Great Video! Do you offer brainstorming / opinion for hourly rate? Im a college student who just built an app and would love to get your opinion and some advice for my project!

Do you offer brainstorming / opinion for hourly rate? Im a college student who just built an app and would love to get your opinion and some advice for my project.

Volume is too low for this video. Almost 1/10th.

That's really what I was looking for. THANK YOU

nice quaility

1 step closer to understanding Closures 😅

Great video. Would love to see a continuation with bi-directional communication with a device (locking, multiple packets, etc.)

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This is the best video I've ever seen; it truly captures how we, as programmers, typically work. I was searching for BLE on iOS, and this was the only video across UA-cam that explained how to handle it. Thank you for your channel, the content is pure gold.

Absolutely not worth the price.

Would like to see this project continued, very interesting

The video is great but that background sound is super distracting either completely remove it or slow it down

Thanks for the informative video! very entertaining too!

Nice Tip

why in the request closure you don't use the @escaping flag once in the real URLSession's closure are used?

I just spent all day trying to figure out how to run a numerical simulation with graphical output in SwiftUI for a large number of interacting particles. Finally ended up with nearly exactly your solution. Wish I had searched "SwiftUI simulation" earlier! It is nice to know I wasn't too far off the mark.

Yes, I consider this my new recommended resource on closures. Appreciated the extra steps to show how nothing breaks and the context you gave throughout. I think the music was a little too loud if I had one criticism. An easy like and subscribe and I look forward to new videos.

Geez where have you been all my life? I needed this.

I loved it. Best video on closure.

Thank you!!!

Thanks!

Hi man, that's a great video, I want to ask you if you have any suggestion about start programming in swift. Thank you !

Can you make an app that tracks a user's face orientation and angle relative to the phone using landmarks?

I went to like this video and noticed... 47 likes ?!? Underrated content, thank you for posting

Hello. This excellent app inspired me for an app I am working on. You said you would like to implement some more features on this app. Seeing a cool onboarding with an invitation to sign in or log in would be nice. I guess it needs some server-side network. When do you plan to continue?

Can this code be used to connect/discover with the AirPods?

I found out the only way at 5:03 makes sense is when you use Swift Playgrounds and use the step through my code feature. I was able to understand when the two different codes get called.

Hey look an awesome new tool that does what other free tools do, but you have to pay for it. That sweet sweet innovation.