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13y ago
I read on the recent story about FAA regulations that current cockpit iPads are on all the time during takeoff and landing, although I suspect they'll be in airplane mode whenever they're on the plane. Presumably in case of an eme
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13y ago
I'm pretty sure that if your business depends on Flash, you should have started implementing an exit plan a couple of years ago by now.
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13y ago
For candidates who already have jobs, how would "auditioning" work? Is it assumed that they'd take time off from their current job to do it?
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13y ago
I would assume to stop the restaurant owner/manager taking some (or all) of the tips.
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13y ago
Conflict of interest. If you're advising startup X in the "deliver food to people at lunchtime" space, it could very well be a conflict to do the same to startup Y in the same space, as they'd be competitors.
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13y ago
Aren't you living dangerously by still using garbage collection on iOS at this point? Apple keep making dire statements about how everyone needs to stop using it, so I'd be worried that iOS8 will just remove it entirely, meaning a
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13y ago
Our app has ~15 view controllers laid out in a single storyboard, and we haven't had any issues with them. We only have one iOS developer, so I don't know if that makes a difference. We don't really use segues, though, since they seem to ad
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14y ago
According to the video you can clear the code, the example if if the code reports "Loose gas cap".
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14y ago
Which are usually followed by Apple saying "We're delighted to have sold [a crapload] of [whatever] this weekend, a record amount etc etc". That's why Apple sellouts are interesting, because they actually tell you how many they've sold. If
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14y ago
Even if google itself isn't going anywhere, if the stock market falls over again it could cut a big chunk out of the value of everything, including "safe" companies like google.
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14y ago
Can you imagine trying to raise 2 children on less than $260k? Thanks Obama :(
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14y ago
I assume they'll want to set up edge caches at all the ISPs or something before going live with this, to save on their bandwidth costs?
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14y ago
This is no longer true when using ARC. See the "Stack Variables Are Initialized with nil" section of http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#releasenotes/Objecti... "Using ARC, strong, weak, and autoreleasing stack variables are now impli
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14y ago
This gets annoying with sites that have actions defined when you click on words, or bring up a popup window when you click, etc. :(
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14y ago
I felt that the inconsistency this post talks about was a good way to emphasize the difference between the "launch an app" icons and the "perform an operation" icons.
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14y ago
So is the problem Uber / Lyft / whatever, or is problem a lack of licensed taxis? If there were more licensed taxis available, women wouldn't have to take a shady unlicensed cab.
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14y ago
Because as soon as they do that, there's less of a reason to spend a lot of money setting up an expensive corporate HQ in Ireland.
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14y ago
"Another recent paper from the journal Consciousness and Cognition by psychologists at the University of Illinois confirms what many have long suspected: a couple of drinks makes workers more creative." That's definitely what we need more o
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14y ago
Someone really dropped the ball on this. They should have had this figured out before they used the name "Metro" for the first time.
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A few weeks ago, more salt was better for you. Now, it gives you cancer
(bbc.co.uk)
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I went through the E-2 process a few years ago. IIRC you can pay an extra $1000 to make your application a "high priority" one, which cuts the guaranteed response time from something like 3 months to 30 days. When I did it as a high-priorit
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14y ago
Do you have to register it with the copyright office as soon as you create it, or could you create it, register it 10 years later, then immediately sue someone who copied it?
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14y ago
Sure, if you like. I like (for example) the RAII and templating features of C++, but if you want to just use C go for it. I guess what I really mean is, what does Erlang offer beyond "concurrency is easy if you don't share state"?
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14y ago
I've been curious about this for a while: If you can do concurrent processing so easily by message passing, why not just write Java or C++ that just passes messages around instead of sharing state? That way you don't have to learn a whole n
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15y ago
Maybe the solution is to make it a choice for the user? An option to "clean up documents when space is low on the device" in the instapaper options. If checked, stuff gets stored in cache. If not, in documents. That way, the default behavio
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15y ago
My first thought was that this would have fields for me to enter my email address and password, under the pretense of "we will test your password to see if it's secure". Wonder how many people you could get with that...
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15y ago
“One of his jobs after an explosion was to plot where the body parts landed, and to figure out what caused the explosion.” And I thought my job had bad days.
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16y ago
I think I found a picture of HP's cloud: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_Sz5ESDttTuE/S7jLPZqcm-I/AAAAAAAAAI...