Alcohol + Boys Does Not = Rape

It takes a certain kind of person, not a certain amount of alcohol, to…

How I gained commit access to Homebrew in 30 minutes

This issue was publicly disclosed on the Homebrew blog at https://brew.sh/2018/08/05/security-incident-disclosure/

Since the recent NPM, RubyGems, and Gentoo incidents, I’ve become increasingly interested, and…

Oh the places your Bear notes will go

How to export one, some, or all of your Bear notes to a variety…

Steve Jobs’ Secret for Eliciting Questions, Overheard at a San Francisco Cafe

Don’t just ask, “Any questions?”

Bear 1.5 is out with archive, ePub export, customizable TagCons, new themes, and more!

Arrogance Peaks in Silicon Valley

As we slip out of touch with reality…

How I discovered Instagram's upcoming video calling feature on iOS

Lightweight persistence in iOS shouldn’t be that hard

Introducing Shallows — a reusable, easy-to-use caching library

Recognizing Facial Expressions with ARKit and iPhone X

I love ARKit, Apple’s Augmented Reality framework for iOS that was introduced with iOS 11. So when Apple announced that ARKit was gaining face tracking features with iPhone X, I was curious what it could do.