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Zev
17y ago
How about one for Erlang? Seriously though, the iPad is just the shiny new thing of the day, it won't be nearly as big news in a few days. Not worth worrying about.
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17y ago
But yeah, it still is just not going to be as good of tactile feedback as an actual keyboard This was one of the most common complaints about the iPhone when it first came out. Now? Its not complained about nearly as often. I think its sa
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Zev
17y ago
Theres also this quote that he tweeted earlier today, that I'm becoming partial to: If Delicious Library were just a pretty set of shelves, I’d be really pissed. But it’s a lot more, and very different from iBooks. - http://twitter.com/w
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17y ago
Correction: and removing quality should have been "and stop removing quality"
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17y ago
This is their hail-Mary pass, if the subscription model does not work what are they supposed to do next? Put someone competent in charge of the paper and removing quality articles and placing ads in the paper instead. Also, go back to a f
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17y ago
Did you read the article? It seems to address this point at the end: This isn’t to say that Kindle will beat Apple in any quantifiable way (number of apps, number of downloads, number of customers, etc), but I think that the kinds of stori
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17y ago
I try and read the newspaper daily. Usually a local paper (If you're from NYC area: I read the NY Daily News, although I used to read Newsday before the format change), during lunch/dinner. The newspaper is something (usually) with lots of
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Zev
17y ago
I gave it answers for Helvetica and got Akzidenz-Grotesk. Close enough, I guess.
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Zev
17y ago
Have you (or the OP) tried Safari's (or better yet, a WebKit nightlies) Web Inspector? Its more powerful than the one in Chrome.
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Zev
17y ago
I don't know how recent it is (I'm assuming that it is fairly recent, since nex3/rntz has had recent activity over at arclanguage.org), but http://github.com/nex3/arc/blob/master/news.arc
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17y ago
I'd rather read what TorrentFreak sources (but doesn't link to directly) instead: http://ts1.gazettelive.co.uk/local-news/middlesbrough-man-de... http://www.gazettelive.co.uk/news/teesside-news/2010/01/14/i... And presumably the BBC art
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Zev
17y ago
I don't know much (or anything, really, besides basic some basic concepts to avoid writing vulnerable code in my languages of choice) about vulns (0day or otherwise), however, this doesn't sound like a particularly exciting exploit. Its jus
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17y ago
Running on Mac OS X with the newer, shinier ObjC 2.0 runtime is greatly preferred to running on GNUstep. Not to mention GCD or Core Data (GNUstep Core Data is primitive in comparison. Not to mention, you know, basically a dead project). Of
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17y ago
That would be HotRuby, http://hotruby.yukoba.jp .
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Zev
17y ago
I'm not sure what point you're trying to make anymore; I don't believe I've ever (let alone in this thread) said anything that goes against: Ultimately every rewrite, new feature addition, feature change, etc. has the consequence of pushin
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17y ago
For all we know, Core Text-backed CJK text rendering works fine in TM2 and the wait is for Allan to finish working on other parts of the editor instead. And FWIW, my comment about deprecated methods was made with new code for TM2 in mind, n
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Zev
17y ago
API's don't disappear overnight once they've become deprecated. There are API's that have been deprecated since 10.2 or 10.3 but still work on 10.6, for example.
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Zev
17y ago
This article seems like a mishmash of a dozen different points in an attempt to get hits. However one line that stood out to me is: The iPhone, however, is a relative wasteland for open source. Hardly true. The best bits of open source pr
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17y ago
Prolog? http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1023192 was recently posted. You create relations between terms with clauses and query them to create programs in Prolog. Though, I'd be (happily) surprised if Alain Colmerauer read HN.
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17y ago
There doesn't seem to be a Mac or Linux port for PNGOut; the link redirects to a forum about GTA. And isn't PunyPNG a web front-end for OptiPNG? That would explain the lack of any real differences between the two. Also, would be good to kno
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17y ago
Maybe the layout of the real one has some symbolism thats specific to Herefordshire that we don't know about. Hard to say one is better without knowing the history behind the real one.
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17y ago
Note the names: This isn't a pitch from Mint.com, but a project from a group of students (as pointed out in the previous, now-dead, post concerning this from earlier today)
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17y ago
The article is comaring FreeBSD to Linux in general (not BSD-in-general vs Linux-in-general as I had thought from the title).
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17y ago
The Itanium instruction set didn't exactly maintain backwards compatibility with the x86 instruction set.
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Zev
17y ago
We (Colloquy) built our own analytics for our app. It shows us exactly what we want to see, and gives us the raw data to examine as needed. Prior to that, we had played around with Medialets analytics (which were quite nice, but not quite w
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Zev
17y ago
I didn't see any claims of accuracy. It looks like a fun thing to see what people who happen to have tweeted are working with, nothing more.
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17y ago
$HOME/Projects/<Project Name>/ $HOME/Miscellaneous/<Language>/<description/ $HOME/College/{Fall, Spring} <year>/<class name>/{Lab, Project} #/ Which is all mirrored in a private svn repo I've
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Zev
17y ago
Changing sprintf to snprintf calls? Really? While useful and necessary, thats all busywork and rather dull to hack on. Certainly not something I would want to (or happen to be) work(ing) on during my current break. Possibly minus reading ot
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Zev
17y ago
You misunderstood my second point a bit: By "an umbrella corporation", I don't just mean that Al Qaeda is made up of different cells. I mean that each of the cells is united by a group of people higher up. In this case, it primarily means B
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17y ago
...namely terror carried out in the Western world. You're making two mistakes: One is confusing goals with what is used to achieve goals. For Al Qaeda, terror is only a means to an end. The end is more along the lines of restoring a world
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