Zev

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1. 181.▲
   by Zev 15y ago

   How do you know that WebCore on iOS still uses WAK?
2. 182.▲
   by Zev 15y ago

   These sources are the same ones that Apple released for 4.2, 4.1, and so on. Maybe Apple just didn't modify any of the other tools/libraries used in iOS (or the other tools/libraries have a license that doesn't require the modifications to
3. 183.▲
   by Zev 15y ago

   you will need more than a single testflight link for that distribution scheme to work.
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   by Zev 15y ago

   This is a pretty big question. Do you mean productive throughout a single day, or over a period of time? At work or on hobbies? When working by yourself or with a team? Etc. The answer will be different for every scenario.
5. 185.▲
   by Zev 15y ago

   Testflight is generally limited to 100 people/devices (as that's the limit Apple gives a developer account)
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   by Zev 15y ago

   Completely and utterly agreed. I use Mercurial for my own personal projects. And I use git at work. They're both very good tools and completely eschewing one in favor of the other is a stupid absolute to have.
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   by Zev 15y ago

   This is an easy mistake to make, and miss when looking over your code. With hindsight - and having it explained to you - it is also a very easy mistake to understand. That doesn't mean it was an easy mistake to find. I bet it went without b
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   by Zev 15y ago

   Upstate NY is big. What part? What school are you going back to, if you don't mind me asking? There are a number of very good colleges up there in the form of RIT, U of R, Syracuse U, a ton of SUNY's[1] and others. Paychex and Kodak were fo
9. 189.▲
   by Zev 15y ago

   Going against the old adage of "Don't dig for gold; sell tools to miners"?
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    by Zev 15y ago

    At work, I'm on an Aeron chair. It's pretty comfortable. At home, I like a couch. Couches let me spread out and contort myself into weird positions as I feel like it. (As an example, my roommate in college once walked in to find me laying o
11. 191.▲
    by Zev 15y ago

    Verizon actually wants to stop maintaining the copper plant in the next few years. Verizon wants to do this everywhere, not just in low-density area's.
12. 192.▲
    by Zev 15y ago

    The most useful thing that git has given my workflow is `git stash`. I almost never find myself branching and absolutely hate having to push, pull and pick changes between separate branches.
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    by Zev 15y ago

    Yandex had planned to sell up to 20 percent of its shares in New York before the onset of the global 2008 global financial crisis forced it to postpone the And the article cuts off. Would assuming the word "listing" was intended to be at
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    by Zev 15y ago

    Part 2 ( http://jacob.jkrall.net/fizzbuzz-without-multiplication-or-d... ) has my favorite solution in the series.
15. 195.▲
    by Zev 15y ago

    Objective-C wasn't created by Apple.
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    by Zev 15y ago

    I remember pg saying that offers was pasted directly into the HN REPL and was only an experiment to see if it was popular enough to stick around. Guess it wasnt and offers was lost the next time the server rebooted.[1] And there was also a
17. 197.▲
    by Zev 15y ago

    Can you explain how "a summary" would have failed to convey the same level of precision as "a précis" gives?
18. 198.▲
    by Zev 15y ago

    Did not expect the page to start running the benchmark, let alone before the page finished loading.
19. 199.▲
    by Zev 15y ago

    Calling super in a category will not call the original implementation of the overridden method; it will call the superclass's implementation. While it is possible to call the original implementation of something overridden in a category,
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    by Zev 15y ago

    I misspoke, sorry about that. Overriding drawRect: itself isn't dangerous. Overriding drawRect: in a category is. The order in which the runtime determines which method to use isn't documented and should be considered unreliable. Relying on
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    by Zev 15y ago

    Unless I'm creating a completely custom view, I generally see overriding drawRect: as a dangerous idea; you're messing with Apple's implementation details and there's no way to know how it will work in the future. Also, not every navigation
22. 202.▲
    by Zev 15y ago

    iBooks and Delicious Library do completely separate tasks. One lets you read books, the other lets you organize your stuff.
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    by Zev 15y ago

    Think I may have downvoted you, sorry about that -- on iPhone. But, anytime during May or June will run into final conflicts, not just early May. So, early May is as good a time as any.
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    by Zev 15y ago

    The less code you have to write, the less there is for you to slowly start to loathe having around.
25. 205.▲
    by Zev 15y ago

    Read http://borkwarellc.wordpress.com/2011/04/19/learning-iphone-... . It says exactly what I would say, only is written by someone else.
26. 206.▲
    by Zev 15y ago

    Confusing (I used Color)
27. 207.▲
    by Zev 15y ago

    12 petabytes isn't really that much nowadays.
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    by Zev 15y ago

    And who watches 3 TV shows at one time? I do. I'll start one, and than pause it to go do something else (write code, grab a snack, etc) and come back and start watching a different show. Eventually, I'll get distracted and pause the show
29. 209.▲
    by Zev 15y ago

    Twitter trademarked "Tweet".
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    by Zev 16y ago

    I'll reinstall on the simulator and make a few notes for you later today.