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15y ago
Perhaps the names on a particular thread in the discussion could be revealed once you vote or comment on that thread?
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16y ago
Please experiment with not showing comment or story scores. Just show a user's total karma on the profile page.
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16y ago
I'm fairly certain WWDC tickets are not transferrable. > Conference badges are not transferable. The full conference fee will be charged to replace a lost badge. http://developer.apple.com/wwdc/faq/ Edit: Nevermind. Just read the CL
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16y ago
This is a whole load of conjecture, but the product announcements coming out of Apple for the last few years seem to be converging on a pattern. 1) Update on success / market share / etc. 2) Possible update on retail. 3) Compare product tha
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16y ago
I was taken aback when I tested this for myself as my initial reading of the PHP docs lead me to a very different conclusion. You are indeed correct, and in my opinion that is very broken. Touché.
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16y ago
Your PHP example is possible to write in a way that is nearly identical to the C# you provided. Why are you prefixing Namespace\MyClass(); when you declared your namespace scope in 'use \My\Namespace'? Your assignment can just be: $var
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16y ago
Curious as to why you think PHP's namespace feature (I'll assume you mean the real one introduced in 5.3) sucks. It seems like you didn't read the whole RFC. The configuration is actually very simple (just the command line options), and not
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16y ago
That's not exactly true. You still need an HTTP server to proxy to the FastCGI back-end. This could be useful for a number of things outside of local development instances. One could avoid having to setup Apache/nginx/whatever to pick up th
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16y ago
Agreed. Judging from banter on the web the iOS notification system is approaching "Fix The F Finder" levels of frustration.
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16y ago
They never say in the specs. We'll have to wait for someone to corner an Apple rep at the hands-on or iFixIt to tear one down.
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16y ago
I suspect that when iOS 5 is announced there will be more to say about the iPad 2's abilities. We'll see I guess.
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16y ago
Just as you expect that non-programmers have no clue about code, you must accept that non-designers (you) have no clue about (user interface / user interaction / graphic) design (keep reading). Obviously this isn't an absolute, and there ar
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16y ago
I can't help but wonder if this small change will upset the economic incentive to publish oceans of garbage onto the web. At the end of the day it's about the money, and the farms have a very good understanding of how much they can make o
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16y ago
"What I actually want is something that allows me to write less code and still get my beautiful SQL query." You're suggesting a shorthand for SQL. Forgive me if I assumed you were trying to simplify something you see as too verbose and comp
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16y ago
The author seems to be mistaking "simpler" with "terse." There are a lot of people that actually like a certain level of verbosity as it can help with comprehension.
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Ask HN: Was anyone at Webstock affected by the earthquake in NZ?
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16y ago
My experience in '09 mirrors this somewhat, but that was the first year they chucked a phone at us so perhaps I was distracted. I sought out the more technical talks and avoided most of everything to do with Wave. I was particularly interes
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16y ago
This is true, and they also gave away their first laser mouse if I recall. What's nice about WWDC is that its cost tends to act as a fairly decent bozo filter.
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16y ago
Can you imagine the shit-storm if Apple gave away iPhones at WWDC? At least I can attend that conference knowing full well that I'll be surrounded with developers who are there to learn & network. I'm really disappointed that I won't be
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16y ago
I'm not at all impressed with how they handled this. It looks like the (very broken) registration process was handled by a third party. I couldn't get in to the site, and when I did it was sold out. Vic Gundotra's twitter feed claims it sol
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16y ago
At IO 2009 there was a talk about integrating Mercurial into code.google.com project hosting. As I recall it was referred to as the "first" DVCS to be integrated because its requirements lined up nicely with Google's existing infrastructure
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16y ago
An up-vote is supposed to be enough, but that link to the jQuery source is very cool.
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16y ago
Exactly when and where did Apple suggest not to use NSAutoReleasePool?
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16y ago
Short answer: Yes. And so would everyone else with access to his kind of resources. Should he have done the fair thing and died?
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16y ago
You know this for a fact? Sure would like to see some evidence.
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16y ago
They recommend Comic Sans. They recommend Comic Sans.
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16y ago
You missed the obvious, but none the less ignored, idea (at least in the US we pretend) that governments govern with the consent of the people. Perhaps someone wouldn't mind speaking up?
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16y ago
This has probably been suggested before, but can we just get rid of the points display (story, comment, & user) altogether? The automated sorting on this data has always been enough for me, and I can't think of a reason why any of us ne
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16y ago
28 steps, and he didn't think to create a new AMI to share with the world.
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16y ago
Wasn't there just a story linked here the other day about the advice given to the newly minted (back at the IPO) Google millionaires? As I recall it said; Don't try to beat the market. Don't try to beat the market. Don't try to beat the ma
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