K0nserv

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Starting Open Source(blog.cocoapods.org)
2 points by K0nserv 12y ago|0 comments
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by K0nserv 12y ago
I am actually writing a blog post about my own experience starting out with open source contributions. Here's ( https://gist.github.com/k0nserv/2d24d54c9d9a2c648833 ) the current draft. I am focusing on why some peo
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by K0nserv 12y ago
I work at a startup incubator were about 40 companies sit. A big chunk of them, us included, are looking for developers of all sorts. A lot companies are starting to look abroad because there simply aren't enough developers in Sweden.
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by K0nserv 12y ago
How can the engineering team be clueless on how to fix this? Now I admit that I don't know the inner workings of the iMessage protocol and servers, but presumably all that needs to be done is to disassociate the number with the Apple I
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by K0nserv 12y ago
OSx does the same thing when entering passwords for private keys through the keychain
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You are not the average user(hugotunius.se)
5 points by K0nserv 12y ago|0 comments
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by K0nserv 13y ago
I did not know that the GPUs are that different from their desktop cousins. Do you know the reason for this?
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by K0nserv 13y ago
As it stands right now the chance of seeing a playable PS3 emulator is much less than the chance of seeing a playable PS4 emulator. This is of course due to the x86 processor on PS4 EDIT: DCKing corrected me on this I erroneously assumed th
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by K0nserv 13y ago
While I don't agree with a more dynamic runtime(a more static runtime would be preferable IMO) removing the need for recompiling would be really nice. I am certain that this is would be a huge undertaking though. A better approach IMO
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by K0nserv 13y ago
There are still use cases for header files which would require additional syntax if headers are to be generated from .m files. Also the use case of forward declaration comes to mind which would totally lost with an implementation only syste
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by K0nserv 13y ago
What would be the use case for the interpreted version? I would assume it would be usable for the development process, surely running interpreted code on devices would be a total waste if compiled code is available?
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by K0nserv 13y ago
I am confused. Where did you get the impression that I was in favour of removing C compatibility? For the record I agree on your point. Any language which has compatibility with C is favourable.
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by K0nserv 13y ago
You expressed this sentiment far better than I have managed so far, totally agree.
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by K0nserv 13y ago
I do agree partially about the repetition issue, but with a language such as Objective-C you'll auto complete every definition the second time which hardly takes a second, especially with fuzzy auto completion. If time saving is the go
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by K0nserv 13y ago
Good point. A better argument against the interpreted approach is that interpreted languages to a larger degree tend to be rather dynamic. With a platform like iOS where release cycles are fairly lengthy(not that this is really Warranted IM
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by K0nserv 13y ago
In C/C++/Objective-C the .h files are not use solely for declaring the public interface of a class a lot of times this is where one exposes enums, typedefs, defines which are related to the class in question. The obvious argument
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by K0nserv 13y ago
I agree that there is some merit in the repetition argument, but when discussing a language like Objective-C we must consider that any Objective-C programmer is surely using auto completion to the fullest extend due to the extremely verbose
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by K0nserv 13y ago
Separation of interfaces and implementation is a core component of pre compiled code distribution, .h files + compiled library. By simply glancing over a header file one can achieve a quick idea of the interface without consulting the docum
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by K0nserv 13y ago
While I agree with the OP in that there are certainly improvements that could be made to Objective-C I find myself disagreeing with a lot of the ideas in the post, especially this paragraph: >We think we know what we want from an Objecti
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by K0nserv 13y ago
Why would we want to get rid of the .h/.m separation? It's a nice feature, Java's single file format is far worse in comparison.
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by K0nserv 13y ago
It's only up on the youtube channel for a limited amount of time.
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by K0nserv 13y ago
As an anecdote I have resorted to pirating Rick and Morty. I love the show, it's amazing really. If you haven't go watch it now. You might think that I am selfish a-hole who wants to rob the creators of one of my favourite shows o
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by K0nserv 13y ago
I was horrible at this so I tried randomizing it instead. So far I am still beating random at 256, the randomized script has reached 128 at most https://gist.github.com/k0nserv/9472334 EDIT: Script reached my score of
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by K0nserv 13y ago
The example in the article are not very good. Obvisouly a deegre with low demand and a poor job market is not going to result in a good job. Jobs in health care and STEM are in huge demand in the US, history majors not so much
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by K0nserv 13y ago
In my opinion there are two things that makes unit test really useful and they are API design and refactoring security. The article didn't talk about either of these. Writing unit tests creates a mindset where the API for a class &#x2F
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by K0nserv 13y ago
Too much time was spent on this last night, but here it is http://jsfiddle.net/yrFK4/
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by K0nserv 13y ago
This is the opinion I was looking for in the comments. All though the general sentiment behind pt.stackoverflow.com is good the execution is not. As you say this will only create additional segregation by separating developers based on thei
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by K0nserv 13y ago
I have worked solely in small development shops and startups in Sweden. I none of them was the usage of swedish in commits, documentation or code acceptable and in most it was outright forbidden. Very rarely have there been developers who d
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by K0nserv 13y ago
I built something more general months ago[0], but I found that using twitter to send commands adds a fair bit of overhead and noise to your twitter stream which is annoying. It's a novel idea and the I see the appeal, but keeping down
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by K0nserv 13y ago
Will fix, thanks for pointing it out.

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