bronxbomber92

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by bronxbomber92 13y ago
I don't interpret that as hypocritical. Whether legality equates to morality doesn't matter. If you get caught, there can be serious consequences (legal penalties, kicked out of schools, etc.. all depending of course on the circum
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by bronxbomber92 13y ago
But are these things "open" in the first place to be forkable?
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by bronxbomber92 13y ago
There are some places, I'm not sure how common but my guess would be "rather common", where it's illegal to have > x (where x is usually 2-4) amount of non-related people living in the same residence. This exists wher
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by bronxbomber92 13y ago
"LLVM backend for the Scala compiler". There ya go, no ambiguity.
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by bronxbomber92 13y ago
The first words of the website: "sbt is a build tool". I couldn't understand not grasping the benefits/differences of sbt in comparison to other build tools, especially if you're new to the JVM world, but I don&#x27
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by bronxbomber92 13y ago
I agree with the first two points about ML, but I'm curious where you've had problems using Scala's case classes as you would ML's discriminate unions (minus the added verbosity)?
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by bronxbomber92 13y ago
As other posters have noted, there are some advance Scala features being used here. It's almost important to note that this talk was given at Scala Days, a conference for Scala programmers, so presumably the target audience is all read
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by bronxbomber92 14y ago
I read this as "Hilary Clinton" has joined Google, and did a big double-take! Aha..
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by bronxbomber92 14y ago
I think he meant more generally. ARC, as a general algorithm, has killed the need for garbage collection, as a general algorithm [I]anywhere[/I]. As supposed to what you're saying: ARC, Apple's implementation of ARC, has persuaded Apple to
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by bronxbomber92 14y ago
20 year old here who learned the two space rule in elementary. However, they didn't teach us how to properly type until high school, so all (or most) the bad habits I learned beforehand, including the two space rule, went out the door as a
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by bronxbomber92 14y ago
Ah, I see. Strange it can only go one way (especially since it can book international round-trip flights).
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by bronxbomber92 14y ago
What do you mean? I can book a flight from the US to Rome, Italy.
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by bronxbomber92 14y ago
I agree with primatology; it is not ugly. Maybe not a shining perl, but it is easy on the eyes.
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by bronxbomber92 14y ago
Where does this leave MonoMac? http://www.mono-project.com/MonoMac states that Xamarin.Mac has broader API coverage; does this mean MonoMac will continue to be developed, but just remain as a (free) subset with LGPL portions?
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by bronxbomber92 14y ago
It is so much more functional though. Navigation and discovery is heaps better now.
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by bronxbomber92 14y ago
It does matter. In many corporate environments you don't have free reign to install/buy any software you'd like (and that's suppose to be the draw to the developer, lots of potential customers). App Store type developers are most likely dra
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by bronxbomber92 14y ago
They can be cast the other way, too. No?
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by bronxbomber92 14y ago
I second!
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by bronxbomber92 14y ago
Maps was started while Jobs was around, so at the very least you can't accuse Cook of that.
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by bronxbomber92 14y ago
I cannot speak to jandrewrogers specific reason, but the two major sticking points I've seen developers hit is the STL's bad allocator design and the lack of intrusive data structures. Check out EASTL for more information [1][2]. [1] http:
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by bronxbomber92 14y ago
I've seen each VP (except Mansfield) talk in person and I have gotten a very different impression of Forstall. He was one of the most impressive VPs in my eyes (he talked a lot about his passion for bettering accessibility and making life-a
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by bronxbomber92 14y ago
Why? Most of the buildings at facebook are empty. The campus as is can hold up to 12,000 people; only 2000 work at their Menlo Park campus now.
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by bronxbomber92 14y ago
Having been in a very familiar situation as the OP (worked as a junior software engineer for a startup during Junior and Senior years of high school) and also sharing the same situation that she has now (interning while in college), my advi
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by bronxbomber92 14y ago
It's also useful for developing developer tools (for the same effect as interposing).
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by bronxbomber92 14y ago
I'm not sure. I think to myself I'd rather have the development time spent elsewhere in the operating system, but whether it'd make an actual difference in reality is a guessing game.
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by bronxbomber92 14y ago
I'm opposed too, but for a different reason. I'm opposed to any sort of social network integration into my OS.
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by bronxbomber92 14y ago
Instead of installing the command line tools package you can access any of the command line tools that's in Xcode.app by prefixing the command with xcrun. May be easier then installing/managing a whole separate installation of command line
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by bronxbomber92 14y ago
Are there any boards out there that have an open GPU?
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by bronxbomber92 14y ago
You're right that method invocations aren't simply a table lookup or pointer dereference, but in the end it boils down to a jump to the address of some all ready compiled (machine) code which is what I was trying to make a point of. For C#,
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by bronxbomber92 14y ago
To be fair, their still is a difference between Objective-C and C# and Java (which the OP was trying to contrast). Dynamically dispatched (i.e. a table look-up or pointer dereference) doesn't change the fact that the callee (the method to b

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