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9y ago
iOS users are the biggest cash cows for e-commerce in the US. Since Google is ad-driven and ads are ultimately paid by people that actually buy stuff it would lower the value of Google overnight by 30%.
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9y ago
Facebook has no use. No real penalty to leave it. Speaking English has a real economic impact
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9y ago
The pre-shift vowels are written and sound almost exactly the same as modern Dutch.
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9y ago
Consultlish, right-clicked it and tapped "add to dictionary"
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9y ago
The problem with Agile is that it's a thing that only works with adult (of any age) programmers that have enough experience to be let loose and prosper. If you're going to pour Agile over chain gang junior sweatshops you're j
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9y ago
It probably takes way more effort, time and money than the FBI likes to invest to break open an iPhone. So this high profile incident was used as a way to influence public opinion that this kind of heavy protection was helping pedophiles an
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9y ago
> I could learn more about Mark Zuckerberg’s habits and interests, creating my own ad profile of him. Then I could sell this information to brands looking to target that coveted "male, 18-34, billionaire” demographic. Think of it as
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9y ago
Community Edition is really nice nowadays, usable for day-to-day professional usage as well. If ReSharper works - it works for me.
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9y ago
That would be 30 years after they started ARM together with Acorn.
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9y ago
See what he did to his original post? Sneaky.....and a bit insecure may I say?
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9y ago
1,000,000 is easy to read, 1.000.000 too. It’s values like 1.350 that trip me up. Using a small space is not confusing to anybody.
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9y ago
Interesting, what model(s)? Also UHD OLED?
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9y ago
Clearly not the case for Apple TV, which is the product being discussed here. See: https://www.apple.com/shop/question/answers/readonly/tag/app... The only device that requires a SIM is an iPhone fo
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9y ago
Swift changed less between 3 and 4 than between 1.0 and 1.1. The last two years or so have been fine for me.
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9y ago
> Swift 4.1 is a minor language release. It is source compatible with Swift 4.0. Nothing should break?
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9y ago
I'm sorry. I thought it would make me sound like a dad sharing an iPad with a teenage daughter.
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9y ago
Note that 11.4 is already in the works for the final versions of ClassKit and Shared iPad. Probably the first betas for 11.4 will start appearing soon. Can't wait to try it. Looking forward to not have girly stuff appearing anymore in
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9y ago
I wasn't expecting to be blown away by what they could do with the SID chip last time let alone now. Could you use the C64 as a hi-fi sampler with an analog filter or it's not possible anymore to use the LPF?
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9y ago
If I trust any company with JetBrains it would be Microsoft. But they already have top notch products...I'm using PyCharm and Visual Studio Code side by side now and it's like VSC has like 10% of the menu options yet does everythi
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9y ago
Not a C-programmer at all but I would separate out the resource creation/access from acting on the resource. So Open X, Do Y on X, Close X would have do Y on X in a separate function and possibly Open X and Close X as well. This way Cl
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9y ago
Since it forces you to write short methods everything you add or change on the existing code will automatically improve the code quality. Also depends on your refactoring tools, C# with ReSharper can reliably refactor without side-effects.
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9y ago
`goto` wouldn't be used in a return early philosophy.
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9y ago
168 pages of New Testament, 44 pages if you remove the fluff, hate and/or bigotry. Sounds about right!
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9y ago
I always assumed they could. As I always assume that basically everything I trust to a computer system could be public.
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9y ago
A lot of people don't realize they're actually still living by Christian rules. Take a look at social-democrat governments and for example their stance towards immigrants. Impossible to understand without knowing The Good Samarita
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9y ago
One important advantage not mentioned is the sending side. You can respond to websocket messages, push notifications or HTTP callbacks using the same message structure so every new source of messages can be added with only one line of code
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9y ago
If you think it’s necessary you can still explicitly list receivers on the message handler instead of using a list of objects that implement a certain interface. It makes code a bit more kludgey though.
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9y ago
I’ve been writing an API in Phoenix for a high message volume high user count application and it’s pretty amazing how little code I have been writing thus far. Some concepts are a bit weird like GenServer but it completely decouples your ap
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9y ago
Libraries exist for Swift and JavaScript for sure but honestly the implementation in vanilla JS wasn’t that hard.
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9y ago
Correct, you need to do everything that touches the UI on the main thread. But I never ran into problems that it would lead to frame drops, scrolling frame drops are because too large calculations are done (especially on the main thread) wh
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