Zev

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by Zev 15y ago
Not quite. See these tweets from the author of TouchJSON (Spoiler: JSONKit is still faster, TouchJSON still has a better interface): http://twitter.com/#!/schwa/status/94835100075819008 http://twitter.com/#!/schwa/status/9484091507567411
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by Zev 15y ago
Apps that support full-screen mode are supposed to add a menu item with the keyboard shortcut of cmd + ctrl + f to enter/exit full screen.
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by Zev 15y ago
How is what you described any different than a PC, with the exception that Microsoft is producing the hardware in addition to HP/Acer/etc?
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by Zev 15y ago
No, Apple doesn't. What Apple has is a "download server components from the web during install to lower initial download costs" step.
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by Zev 15y ago
As someone running DP4 as their primary OS (running it full-time makes it easier for me to run into edge-case issues with apps I care about), Lion lacking stability is news to me.
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by Zev 15y ago
Xcode 3 does this as well.
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by Zev 15y ago
By "dynamic" do you mean "interpreted"? Because Objective-C is a pretty dynamic and flexible language, otherwise.
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by Zev 15y ago
XCode 3.2 defaults to GCC 4.2 with LLVM optionally available and IIRC XCode 4 too (can't check as I downgraded for various reasons). Xcode 4 defaults to llvm-gcc, not gcc-4.2.
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by Zev 15y ago
Installed. Bonus points if someone makes it automatically flag any bitcoin-related story, since they won't be visible for me to flag anymore.
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by Zev 15y ago
Looking at Lady Gagas twitter (10m followers, average celebrity) when she tweets a link it gets ~100,000 clicks, 1%, so to suggest 3.6 million timelines is 3.6 users "reached" (where reached means actually engaged) is silly, it'll be close
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by Zev 15y ago
Up until just now, I didn't know that. And if you didn't reply to my comment just now, I still wouldn't know it. And you explicitly telling people about how being a collaborator works isn't a scalable way for people to find out. And it soun
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by Zev 15y ago
Given the choice between a private dashboard vs a public repo list being spammed, I'll take the former, any day. I don't want either, but the former is an annoyance to me and only me . The latter is something that can (potentially) give a
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by Zev 15y ago
Not with Lion. The only way to get Lion right now is from the Mac Dev Program. It is a beta OS. It runs beta versions of Xcode. Apps built with beta versions of Xcode (4.1) will fail to validate when you try and submit them to the App Store
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by Zev 15y ago
Who cares? This is still an awesome bit of code. But, if you really want to go there, based on the dates listed on http://www.tramm.li/iWiki/FrontPage.html , this was done a few months prior to Bellard's x86 emulator :)
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by Zev 15y ago
I love how "SJ keynote demos" is something you put in a one sentence description of what he did. And what's even crazier is if I had to describe what this guy did to someone else I'd probably sound more like, "Built some of Steve Job's dem
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by Zev 15y ago
How did you get the icon there in the first place?
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by Zev 15y ago
I was pulling for Soylent Green myself: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soylent_Green
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by Zev 15y ago
Chase has an iPhone app that lets you scan checks. Only for small amounts. If the check is for a large amount (over $750? I'm not sure exactly what the limit is), the app will refuse to let you scan it in and tell you to go to a branch in
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by Zev 15y ago
You can mislead people with facts by presenting them in different ways. The current title all but forces people to make up their minds before they read the article. The original title is much less biased and serves to let people draw their
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by Zev 15y ago
Someone from the magazine messaged me on Twitter after I had tweeted about the story, to make sure I didn't have the wrong impression. I wish other sites cared about setting the record straight as much as as you guys seem to.
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by Zev 15y ago
But I'll be honest - I have very little work experience. Neither do most other summer interns. Don't worry about it. The benefit of an internship is skewed in your favor and not the companies; you get to learn (and gain work experience th
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by Zev 15y ago
I'm running Mac; F11 does the opposite and shows my desktop.
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by Zev 15y ago
Also, Safari. My favorite way of browsing docs is to open them up and hide the tabbar, urlbar and statusbar at the bottom of the screen. this leaves me with a very minimalist window and let's me focus completely on what I'm reading.
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by Zev 15y ago
No one's time is worth so much that they can't take an extra five seconds and think about how to say something to avoid looking like a jackass.
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by Zev 15y ago
Maybe someone upvoted the story, causing it to get bumped back up?
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by Zev 15y ago
I've seen you cite that number, 10% of users being jailbroken, a few times. Where does it come from? Have 18.7 million people really jailbroken[1]? That seems high to me. Is it possible that the number is (somewhat) inflated due to people j
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by Zev 15y ago
(Which not many people do.)
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by Zev 15y ago
Blah. Autoplaying video. It does have a transcript below that you can read instead, though.
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by Zev 15y ago
For me, start small and work my way up to big tasks. If I try and do something big right away, I'll get distracted halfway through.
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by Zev 15y ago
The WAK header you linked to looks reminds me of a primitive version of NSStringDrawing.h. It is entirely possible that WAK is legacy and/or the drawing for WebCore is handled outside of WebCore itself. Or maybe there is some common code wi

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