<nothings> Apple email with subject 'Start developing for iOS 8': "With over 4,000 new APIs..." I'm going to stop you right there Apple. No. Just no.
—Sean Barrett
<%yminsky> RT @marius: “4000 new developer APIs” is exactly the opposite of what you want. <yminsky> Joy: Apple's Swift has variants and pattern matching. Sadness: their documentation is only available in the proprietary ibook format. <%yminsky> RT @bos31337: It's interesting to compare Swift and Go. One has caught up to the 1990s in language design, with the other firmly in the 60s. <yminsky> Swift's design is so much less depressing than Go's. Confirmation that algebraic data types are not too hard for real world programmers. <yminsky> I worry though, that Apple's instincts will lead it to keep Swift closed-source. That will surely limit the language's success.