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MrGando
12y ago
That makes sense, I don't understand how those two constructors are equivalent, it seems that he's missing a couple of parameters in the C++ version.
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MrGando
12y ago
That's really cool, thanks for sharing :)
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12y ago
I've been using Safari since Yosemite, before I was using firefox since 2010 or so (back from Chrome). I love what Firefox means, but I don't love that they receive a shitload amount of money from Google and that constraints them
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MrGando
12y ago
I agree, Apple has a lot of efforts going on right now, I doubt they want to tackle Web Based Search (ala Google)... though it's just one position.
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12y ago
Hey there, My comment was -indeed- actually trying to be educative, at least it was my goal. In my phrase I should have stated that I was referring to many people that spend most of the day in boards like this one, I made a mistake and
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12y ago
This comment is so ignorant it makes me sad. What about Sumo and Kendo? (and many others). A quick Wikipedia quote: "Martial arts are codified systems and traditions of combat practices, which are practiced for a variety of reasons: se
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12y ago
I think the French people and most of the world has reacted in an admirable way after this attacks. Showing no fear and Charlie, showing that they are going to keep up, doing what they do, because it's right. The world has to be very c
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12y ago
Great read to start 2015, it's been a while since I read something of that quality.
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12y ago
Hey guys, Fellow Chilean here, just glad to hear Startup Chile was in some way useful to you guys. Would have loved to meet you when you where around ;) Cheers!
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12y ago
Hey there, Just go through a good programming interview questions book and solve everything using the language of choice... in your case it would be C++11. In case you need some help, I'm in a similar position myself, I could send you
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12y ago
Wasn't part of the scope of the language. It's a doble edged sword, but I could see that being a good thing too. If you want raw speed, and know what you're doing, it could be OK not to have overflow guards.
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Is backbone a framework or a library?
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XVim -Vim keybindings in XCode- launched xvim.org
(xvim.org)
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Safari is sending every search query to Apple
(gist.github.com)
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12y ago
I'm wondering why no iOS/OS X devs aren't mentioning the "Quality" of Swift "1.0". The amount of issues is really stunning and IMHO, nowhere ready yet. Xcode doesn't seem to play along with Swift eith
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12y ago
This must be a big hit for Roambi.
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12y ago
A little bit cheesy? People should file Apple radars if they there's functionality missing in a Beta Language. Not just try to catch attention and stars in Github with useless (at least in this stage) projects. PS: I insist, an express
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12y ago
Hate this stuff, Swift != Javascript.
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12y ago
Yes, actually it is. I'm using filter.map.reduce quite a bit. I think there's issues with the performance of String<->NSString (the bridge) too.
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12y ago
"Our experience with Swift has been very positive so far - congratulations to Chris Lattner and his entire development team for this great work! " Oh really? I mean, kudos to Chris...but the Swift compiler needs a ton of work. Fil
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12y ago
Hey there Nikki, Nice story, I have a similar one myself. I remember that I followed 99dresses quite closely two years ago, I was the technical co-founder of a Fashion & Tech startup, and we were trying to do something really similar fo
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12y ago
I disagree completely about the swift thing. It may look a bit like Javascript on the very surface, but it's a whole different thing, if you know Javascript you know zero Swift ( except for syntactic sugar in the lambdas and declaring
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12y ago
This is just so true... been working with startups for about 4 years now. A lot of my time goes into educating them about not making this sort of mistakes.
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12y ago
I see that you don't really understand what's needed for real IDE integration. Please, understand one of the main reasons of Apple creating Clang... (hint: because the GCC guys wouldn't take their patches to improve Objc-C &a
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12y ago
Reasonably versed mobile dev ( iOS ). If you need some help/mentoring, give me a shout at "me at nicolasgoles.com" I'm looking to learn interesting or advanced iOS (low level stuff, interesting UX concepts). Also interes
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12y ago
Localytics uses MongoDB in production (extensively), this talk ( http://www.slideshare.net/andrew311/optimizing-mongodb-lesso... ) is from 2011. But I sent a tweet to their CTO (@andrew311) and they are still using it ;)
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12y ago
I totally hate that Header too.
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12y ago
That's why you may want to get a CS degree... if you are interested in things like this... well, this is just the tip of the iceberg.
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12y ago
I've been interviewing for a while now, if a candidate did that it would definitely make a good impression on me. Cheers!
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13y ago
Loved this line of code: NSString *networkPath = .... if (networkPath == NULL) { // <- :) Cheers!
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