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by dep_b 8y ago
Impressive but with a specialized coprocessor it's not unexpected. It's a bit of a gamble for Apple though, as other ARM SoC's are probably able to bridge the gap in raw single-core and multi-core performance in a year. The w
782.
by dep_b 8y ago
C# has them. Java too?
783.
by dep_b 8y ago
What I really miss in Swift are user definable attributes. Also I would like to have the Objective-C attribute that requires you to always call super. I don't think that Swift even honors that attribute if it is defined in Objective-C.
784.
by dep_b 8y ago
Can I find a list of accepted changes and proposals for 5.0 somewhere?
785.
by dep_b 8y ago
Swift has a nice mix of features that allows you to write pretty close to functional while also allowing you to write code that compiles to the same code as equivalent C (albeit a bit more verbose). I don't think there are any language
786.
by dep_b 8y ago
There were a few "bad Apples" in the iOS lineup, the iPad 1 and 3 and the iPhone 4 were a bit underpowered the day they launched and didn't fare well on iOS 7 (or even 6...).
787.
by dep_b 8y ago
Funny, I only ever see demos of movies and games on the iPhone X with all of the cutouts.
788.
by dep_b 8y ago
The notch is pretty awful when watching full-screen content in landscape orientation indeed. And no way to get around it in most software. Less annoying but still a distortion are the rounded corners. There should be an option while watchin
789.
by dep_b 8y ago
The problem is there's not just one type of code. Shared low-level code needs much more comments as shuffling a bunch of words through memory often is a bit abstract and you don't get the "why" by just looking at it, whi
790.
by dep_b 8y ago
When going to (Samsung) OLED you'll need an increase in PPI to have the same sharpness because the layout of the pixels is less optimal than with LCD.
791.
by dep_b 8y ago
Very nice for educational purposes I imagine. Or just hang it on your wall running your favorite code!
792.
by dep_b 8y ago
I would implement a similar dump pipe as well for a very different application. I mean the application still needs to set up the WebSockets with the clients, which isn't trivial to code yourself.
793.
by dep_b 8y ago
> Netscape never charged users. Perhaps you’re thinking of Opera. No Netscape would officially cost you US$49 until 1998.
794.
by dep_b 8y ago
I've been reading the article hoping to find out a bit more about the actual voice server but the SFU is actually not very deeply explained at all.
795.
by dep_b 8y ago
Yes: https://github.com/LucasVanDongen/WebRTC-Local-Loop-iOS Based on: https://webrtc.github.io/samples/src/content/peerconnection/... You will need to know where the other peer li
796.
by dep_b 8y ago
I'm using VSCode for developing in Elixir and (because I had the license anyway I guess) my Python code in PyCharm. But perhaps I should re-evaluate VSCode for Python as well as it works fantastic (including quite advanced code warning
797.
by dep_b 8y ago
Well the start of the '90s was still Amiga time, which was the biggest leap in home computing ever but that really happened in the 80's. Then it was followed by the dark ages of PC gaming catching up while people played on dumb co
798.
by dep_b 8y ago
Not an expert on this matter but I'm pretty sure it doesn't mess with that particular base feature of the programming language / runtime.
799.
by dep_b 8y ago
Great research, it's important that macOS security gets some attention as people are lulled too much into a false sense of security nowadays. Also check out the tools on his site. They're great. Always running BlockBlock, this hel
800.
by dep_b 8y ago
Unsure. It was off on my machine but I might have had a flash of insight before and forgot about it.
801.
by dep_b 8y ago
Don’t forget about the rain suit which basically gave you the option to arrive at school wet from your own sweat accumulating inside of it instead of the rain.
802.
by dep_b 8y ago
That's quite a bit less than I got. Perhaps you're just better than me? ;) But I didn't know there might be another take home assignment. > But they will. The interview process is stochastic; exactly the same performance f
803.
by dep_b 8y ago
Getting rejected at Triplebyte was actually a pretty good investment time wise. Guess the whole thing costed me three hours in total and I got quite a list of things to improve and how. It was clear it was tailored towards the interview not
804.
by dep_b 8y ago
.Net core replaces Mono.
805.
by dep_b 8y ago
Expressing business logic. Which is probably true (but I don’t have real Rust experience)
806.
by dep_b 8y ago
It's the same on iOS: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/contactsui/cnconta... I don't think I ever allowed any app to access my address book ever.
807.
by dep_b 8y ago
> Another feature in the patent—titled Panicky Occupant Detection—would monitor drivers' stress levels by observing their eye movement, body posture, body temperature, eye blink rate, heart rate and body gestures. The HUD would then
808.
by dep_b 8y ago
MacBook 2015: power brick (with broken irreplaceable cord) + Ethernet dongle MacBook 2018: USB-C dock with replaceable cord So in my use case I actually got rid of one dongle at a price lower than a replacement MagSafe 2 adapter. I really l
809.
by dep_b 8y ago
I think under the hood Windows is ahead of macOS. But simple user facing stuff like NSDocument just doesn't exist. Meaning most programs don't return to their state when you reboot, which makes installing updates such a chore sinc
810.
by dep_b 8y ago
I won't use a Hackintosh as my main development machine but with all that AMD goodness around it might be a very cool project to build a MegaMac around a 32 core ThreadRipper. I'm not the Mac Pro customer (just programming) to beg

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