IBalic

+1 works great

> A lot of people in the western world don’t realize how much taxes limit their options. You can end up paying almost half your income in taxes, which basically means you’re working for the government for 180 days a year. I think I can find better ways to use the money I make for the benefit of society.

ok, so he's basically suggesting to get of rid government. I respect different stands on the size/role of the government in society, but this is just a weak argument. What works out for him, won't work out for everybody.

...and XCode 9 beta seems to be available as well with refactoring support (finally). https://developer.apple.com/xcode/

Definitely Swift. But: 1) If you plan to develop a SDK/lib compatible with both Obj-C and Swift and don't want to adapt to new Swift changes coming forward or 2) You absolutely can't stand SourceKit related bugs in XCode happening now and then.

then consider Obj-C.

Would go pretty far to use Swift over Obj-C anyway, so I can deal with both 1) and 2) and still use Swift. It will just get better, so probably best to go Swift sooner than later.

worth watching?

Just simply awesome :)

This was actually really impressing

Second that. This is what still keeps me at AWS.

I am a Norwegian myself, and you just entered the big issue in the environment debate here. There are a lot of activists criticizing the fact that if we are exporting oil, it doesn't help with all the "green" measures we do. However, there are even more people thinking that it does not help anyone if we stop exporting oil, because the same amount of oil is getting burnt everyday regardless of what we do. So the only thing we will achieve by stopping to export oil, will be to "make a statement", and probably other nations will produce more polluting oil, due to a less environmental-friendly production process. We achieve a lower standard of living, and we will probably make no/small impact on the environment by stopping. I actually understand both arguments, so it is hard to take a stand.