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by Glide 11y ago
I have noise isolation earbuds and always turn them REALLY low (like 1-3 on the volume scale on the mac). I'm always shocked at how loud people have their headphones.
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by Glide 11y ago
My personal experience is that I had to maintain a set of applications I wrote for a company. The same application had to be used repeatedly (3-5 times) a year because it supported a specific business processes. It was mundane work, but did
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by Glide 11y ago
They mentioned to _not_ use the tag property in a session at WWDC.
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by Glide 11y ago
This reminds me a lot of Resharper's refactoring common things to LINQ in Visual Studio. A lot of times I just ran it thinking "oh wow that's a neat way to do it" and then reverted it back because it wasn't a common
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by Glide 11y ago
Objective-C tends to err on the side of readability. Considering that source code is read many more times than it is written it's something I personally agree with. But yeah it's something you do get used to. Java's problem i
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by Glide 11y ago
It'll be interesting to see how effective how many people make that transition to server side development. I mean we now have node for server side after JS becoming ubiquitous because of web browsers. And Swift doesn't have the st
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by Glide 11y ago
I'd love to hear your take on what these skills are. We've all struggled with code bases and some are definitely easier than others. And some people tend to write code that easier to evolve than others.
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by Glide 11y ago
Legendary games with 3d graphics? Mario 64 and Ocarina of Time.
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by Glide 11y ago
I thought it was some bit of legislation that mandated the use of an ActiveX plugin in order to do encryption. edit: found this link http://betanews.com/2015/04/03/south-korea-looking-to-scrap-...
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by Glide 11y ago
WCF is very powerful and a piece of frustration. What's interesting is that most people have shared the common use of WCF which is interacting with Web Services and being JSON endpoints. There are better alternatives to make JSON endpo
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by Glide 11y ago
I wrote a similar answer on stack overflow a while ago. I would recommend Parallels to run windows and Visual Studio if you can. The community edition is free and is basically the pro version of it. The main reason why you want to use VS is
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by Glide 12y ago
Which is why a lot of people have legal western names while using an ethnic name at home.
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by Glide 12y ago
A language having static or dynamic typing is only a part of the puzzle. Having tools that let you understand a codebase better through static typing is more important. With a statically typed language you have the compiler as a baseline, b
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by Glide 12y ago
Isn't there toll free bridging between a Swift Array and an NSArray? It would make a lot of sense for the performance characteristics of the two being the same if that were the case. Yeah and swapping to a C array isn't that simpl
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by Glide 12y ago
For Netflix, the interface can only get in the way. People are there to watch movies and that's basically it. You can't "nail" the interface like you can with applications you interact with more. It feels like there is a
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by Glide 12y ago
I haven't touched Java since school yet it feels like nothing major has changed in terms of writing code (outside of tools of course). I haven't coded in C# for 2 years and I feel like I need some time to catch up. Seeing the dif
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by Glide 12y ago
I liked chaining expressions for things that were done in memory and query style for deferred. My brain handled the code a bit better when things were written that way.
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by Glide 12y ago
What? I know I have to put in upper case for my password for WoW. They also have authenticators before a lot of other people had them. And please use one if you do. Battle.net accounts are targets.
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by Glide 12y ago
If you manage to just get something like Ubiquitous Language through you've already gotten a LOT of value from DDD. It really helped me when I started when I had to reason about code, requirements, and communication mismatches.
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by Glide 12y ago
I'm going to try it now. Who cares if it's 5 bucks if I get some value out of it. Will you be looking into tying this in with a screensaver? It would awesome for the office if it can pull up art into a screensaver.
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by Glide 12y ago
The product likes good. I just couldn't find any screenshots of Slack integration. I don't know if we would switch from what we're using now but we're using Slack pretty heavily.
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by Glide 12y ago
I don't understand how well it'll work on an iDevice. I love Dash. I recommend it to people as it makes going to the official docs easier (for me, ymmv). I just hit a shortcut to pop up alfred and I type what I'm looking for
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by Glide 12y ago
I suspect it's the same as well. I think CurrentC wanted to stop Apple Pay and the rest were just collateral damage. Which is stupid. Apple Pay is the most available way to pay for something that is as secure as chip & pin in the U
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by Glide 12y ago
Probably not, you can have a career never using linked lists . The problem is that it's such a fundamental CS concept it's going to be hard to pass interviews without that knowledge if you were starting from a junior position. To
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by Glide 12y ago
This is going to be the main reason I upgrade my parents' phones to the latest iOS...
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by Glide 12y ago
If that's not enough African Wild Dogs have an incredible 80% hunting success rate. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lycaon_pictus#Hunting_and_diet
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by Glide 12y ago
This is some pretty great stuff. Optimizing the null checking pattern will help a lot. It's a language feature that seems obvious after seeing the if let x = something as? SomeType in Swift. I've only been a year away from C# and
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by Glide 12y ago
Can anyone chime in and help the rest of us understand the relationship between business and government in China? I can't help but think this is more of a move to help China's internal industries, but it's hard to say without
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by Glide 12y ago
Compatibility with x86 is a lot like why people don't buy purely electric cars. Being able to run another OS is much like being able to take a very long road trip.
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by Glide 12y ago
I've had an ING Direct (now Capital One 360) account for a decade or so. I've seen the interest rate drop from 5% or so to .75%. So yeah the returns are pitiful in a savings. The rates on CDs are lower than the one on the savings

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