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by daenney 11y ago
It contradicts his implication that Apple will force you to use iAd, at least the way I'm interpreting it.
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by daenney 11y ago
That does not appear to be true: > Earn 100% of the revenue from ads you sell, and 70% when iAd sells ads for you. https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/ios/documenta...
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Flappybird for vim(github.com)
1 points by daenney 11y ago|0 comments
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by daenney 11y ago
I see your SSH keys and raise you a .netrc: https://github.com/search?p=1&q=filename%3Anetrc&ref=searchr...
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by daenney 11y ago
So far I've seen developers do this, they just release it as a new app on the App Store and then you get to buy it all over again. If you don't feel like you need it you can stick to the old version you bought before until you hav
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by daenney 11y ago
Much appreciated!
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by daenney 11y ago
Could someone be kind enough to edit away the shouty capitals?
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by daenney 11y ago
Spotify | world wide | ONSITE We have about a 100 outstanding positions all over the globe including recruiters, developers (iOS, Android, backend), financial controllers, creative directors and designers, label relations, content curators,
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by daenney 11y ago
Better is very much in the eye of the beholder. I dislike most build tools, SCons included. I've found them all to be of varying degrees of meh to terrible. But since Make is in use in so so many projects having good tutorials and mate
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by daenney 11y ago
A little down the article: > We used a factory-restored MacBook Pro Retina 13” to test each website on one internet browser at a time. No programs other than the browser were open. I'm pretty sure a factory resetted Mac is a fresh i
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Nóirín Plunkett has died(apache.org)
211 points by daenney 11y ago|48 comments
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by daenney 11y ago
I wonder if anyone bothered to contact the hosters? If not I think this is in poor taste. As far as I'm concerned when you see issues like this the right thing to do is to reach out to said companies, detail the problem you found and g
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by daenney 11y ago
How do you know that they don't? You state it, but you offer no proof to support that.
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by daenney 11y ago
But how do you measure that quality? Based on amount of contributions? Based on +1's they've received on comments?
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by daenney 11y ago
So about that... > The files used for this kind of research reach hundreds of gigabytes and every time they are compressed and decompressed with our library many important seconds are saved, bringing the cure for cancer that much closer.
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Coming Out as Transgender to Two Million Teens – With a Text(recode.net)
1 points by daenney 11y ago|0 comments
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by daenney 11y ago
How does this compare to IPython/Jupyter? It seems to be building on top of it?
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by daenney 11y ago
Read the FAQ: > The link is filtered by a question. Depending on the level of surveillance you think you are in, the question can be a simple captcha to avoid bots, a secret question that your correspondent can answer but not the NSA, or
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by daenney 11y ago
Is reading a FAQ really that much to ask nowadays? > The link is filtered by a question. Depending on the level of surveillance you think you are in, the question can be a simple captcha to avoid bots, a secret question that your corresp
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by daenney 11y ago
This seems to be pretty identical in behaviour to what you can do with the args and kwargs arguments to functions in Python and how you can expand a list or dict when passed in as an argument. The one thing I haven't seen before is how
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by daenney 11y ago
Besides that, I feel like I'm writing plain HTTP, which is something I really don't want to do or have to think about.
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by daenney 11y ago
Apple isn't going to kill anyone with a paying product that apparently doesn't provide any extra value over Spotify's free tier that they have to go to antitrust investigation worthy lengths to try and pressure labels to kill
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by daenney 11y ago
Agreed, the title of the article alone is enough to make someone want to rage-quit.
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by daenney 11y ago
Right, that's useful context, I couldn't make heads or tails of that article. So once you have that list, anyone got a clue what you should do with it?
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by daenney 11y ago
Amusingly enough the Puppet current parser does this too because it has some weird form of type juggling. This has been fixed in the future parser, which actually has a type system too :).
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Cassandra Reaper – Repairs for multi-site clusters(github.com)
13 points by daenney 12y ago|0 comments
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by daenney 12y ago
Yes I do, usually twice a day, 15-20m. Before I leave home and when I get back from work. If it gets especially crazy at work I lock myself up in a room and mediate there for a bit too. It's mostly a way of dealing with stress and all
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by daenney 12y ago
Please don't. Maybe, just maybe, on a personal (desk|lap)top. But anywhere else, and even there, unattended-upgrades or cron-apt are a far better choice and much more configurable.
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LGBTQ in tech(daenney.github.io)
24 points by daenney 12y ago|4 comments
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by daenney 12y ago
E-ink/e-paper displays can actually handle much higher refresh rates than what you traditionally see on things like e-readers. They're usually just programmed not to because it's not necessary to their function and it saves b

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