blkhp19

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Create condensing headers like those seen in Safari, Facebook, and Square Cash(cocoacontrols.com)
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I library for making any look/feel shrinking header in your iOS app(github.com)
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by blkhp19 12y ago
You use a wired mouse?
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by blkhp19 12y ago
I hadn't heard of the modularity idea before. Thats actually really interesting. Upgrading to the latest model could mean just swapping the internals (battery included, maybe even display). That would be quite the differentiating facto
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by blkhp19 12y ago
As a kid, I would have loved that! But can't you just picture the musty smell the classroom would have with 20 soaking wet kids? :p
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by blkhp19 12y ago
There are also plenty of boys and girls who don't have this problem. I was a bit of a trouble maker in elementary and middle school - enough to get a call home from the teacher once or twice a year - but I always did my work and gave a
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by blkhp19 12y ago
I do see the issue with it. Perhaps nobody complimenting anyone is the lesser of 2 evils? Or maybe the trick is to keep comments about attire left up to HR. Managers and coworkers should not comment on an outfit, but HR can if a manager or
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by blkhp19 12y ago
I agree with this. Nobody should be judged based on how they look. If you compliment someone and don't compliment others, it could be interpreted the wrong way. If you compliment someone and it's misinterpreted, then it could also
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by blkhp19 12y ago
Bad journalism deserves to be pointed out, does it not? I am not dismissing the issue, I am claiming that her points lack substantial evidence. Just because something is a touchy subject doesn't mean the writing is infallible.
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by blkhp19 12y ago
If you look at it objectively, there simply isn't enough evidence to say that her examples were purposeful sexism. As others have said, people should be mindful of how they word things. There are plenty of articles that do provide subs
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by blkhp19 12y ago
Simply a choice of words to contrast the article. I get what you're saying. It's sexism in both directions.
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by blkhp19 12y ago
But everyone is subject to that. Humans are incredibly imperfect social beings - and teenagers and young adults are particularly good at not thinking through what they say. It doesn't mean people are trying to be sexist.
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by blkhp19 12y ago
No, it doesn't nullify her argument at all. It does paint her in a poor picture, though, which can change the way people interpret the rest of what she says.
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by blkhp19 12y ago
First of all, calling a group of guys a sausage fest is reverse sexism. If I called a classroom full of girls a barbie play-date, or a tea party, or a "fashion" class - regardless of the real reason for their gathering, people wou
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by blkhp19 12y ago
I can't read it because I can't read Chinese. Since people speak mostly English on this website, why wouldn't you post a screenshot of the app running in English? I don't think people would have a hard time deciphering t
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by blkhp19 12y ago
I totally agree the example I posted is ridiculous. Let me explain why I did it. I was a hackintosh user for years. I got an old lenovo from 2007 with an intel core 2 duo and thought it would be fun to install OS X Tiger on it. Install went
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by blkhp19 12y ago
Can you provide a source / more information on this solution? Surely there are drawbacks. And you mention using this solution back in the day - are you sure it's still applicable?
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by blkhp19 12y ago
While I'm (we're) critical of the regressions when it comes to UI performance, switching to linux means giving up an entire ecosystem of apps, completely changing workflows, and in some cases depending on the kind of development t
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by blkhp19 12y ago
Funny you mention that. I interned at Upthere last summer and got to know Bertrand a bit. We had some good conversations about the NeXT days. I wish I was still there now so I could talk to him about this. I'm sure he has some interest
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by blkhp19 12y ago
I don't even understand who they're competing with by doing yearly updates. It's probably a big scramble to get features released and for what? To beat Windows 8? To beat linux? They don't have any threats when it comes
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by blkhp19 12y ago
Tiger didn't have Mission Control, but I certainly think there are other tests that could be done that really compare all aspects of the OS. I can tell you that Mission Control is, at times (far too frequently) extremely laggy for me o
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by blkhp19 12y ago
Answering calls on my Mac is one of my favorite new features. When it works, it works well. When it doesn't work, it fails upfront. You really have to play with your icloud and FaceTime settings to trick it into working. It's absu
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by blkhp19 12y ago
It's also worth noting that drawing UI elements is relatively inexpensive.
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by blkhp19 12y ago
For those who haven't read the video description: Here's a very quick, unscientific comparison of one tiny aspect of UI performance in OS X Yosemite vs. OS X Tiger. Although this is just one example, I personally see these kinds o
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UI Performance Decline – OS X Tiger to Yosemite [video](vimeo.com)
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by blkhp19 12y ago
Both, but the professor is also right.
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by blkhp19 12y ago
All the business owner needed to do was refund the money. He knows exactly what he's doing and he's wrong for it. "I'm sorry for the price difference between what you were charged and what was listed on our website. We&#
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by blkhp19 12y ago
I completely disagree. The restaurant owner has no right to overcharge, and the customer - Harvard professor or minimum wage worker - has every right to be compensated for the business' dishonesty.
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by blkhp19 12y ago
I mostly do iOS development, which produces very little heat. I do use it for gaming, however. I've played through Portal 2 on max settings. The aluminum definitely gets hot right above the keyboard near the left top corner, but it has
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by blkhp19 12y ago
I can only speak about the 2012 MBP and the 2013 rMBP, neither of which demonstrate any issues at all with dissipating heat. You example is from 7 years ago. The entire MacBook line has been completely changed, inside and out, since then.

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