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14y ago
The preprocessor replaces the macro "as" with ";while" creating a do-while loop. do { printf("%d",x); } while (x-- > 0);
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The iPhone 5 is the newest and has the latest and greatest LTE modem from Qualcomm (MDM9615M) while the others are on year old stuff most likely (especially the hotspot devices). And he doesn't say whether he was tethering on the iPhone/iPa
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14y ago
Are you talking about the sample image in the readme? I don't think it says what repository that data corresponds to. The guy is also New York based so it might just be that his github social network is skewed to the right coast.
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14y ago
You can do whatever you want. You have the URL and can return any arbitrary bytes. The way you look at the hash in JS on the client would be the same way you look at the URL on the server.
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14y ago
In the video, the guy literally says "For $69 dollars, you are essentially pre-ordering a LIFX smartbulb." (4:11) That's one of the major misconceptions people have about Kickstarter and these guys are playing right into it.
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14y ago
Which itself is a redesign of the iPod Mini.
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14y ago
Damn I kind of assumed it would be Thunderbolt. Guess they're just preparing for when Thunderbolt controllers are small enough to fit inside.
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14y ago
The Conde Nast analogy breaks down since Conde Nast owns all those publishing properties while BlueToad is just a service provider to multiple, separately owned publishers. I think it's fairly reasonable to let the B2C entity be responsible
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14y ago
Additionally, the second half of the video (the HDR low-light photographs) is also completely bogus. The crispness of focus on the girl contrasted with blur on the car in the background as well as the range of light and saturation of color
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14y ago
I'm pretty sure, I (and none of us in my family) even remotely know this 'advancetehri' guy Doesn't change the fact that anybody can enter any phone number and upload it to Facebook. when I clicked that link and when @iambibhas clicked t
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14y ago
How about "Fuck yeah! Ship that bad boy!"? To me, "fuck it" has a defeatist connotation that really has no place around something that you are proud of.
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14y ago
What causes it to show 3.14? I got it 2 or 3 times.
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14y ago
I think the iPhones are named so as to be easily tiered. Right now Apple sells iPhones at 3 price points (minus extra storage models for the highest end). 3GS at $0, 4 at $99, and 4S at $199. The 5 will likely bump the 4 out and move the 4S
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14y ago
Probably because this is just a trumpet tooting, pat ourselves on the back and firm handshake press release and doesn't contain any insight into anything, really.
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14y ago
It sounds like you went to the same school of advertising as Coca-Cola. See Part 1 and 2 of their marketing roadmap to 2020: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LerdMmWjU_E and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiwIq-8GWA8
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14y ago
Great sounds for when you're brogramming with your bros.
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14y ago
The "copy" becomes the "real" you because it has extended life. Both you and the "copy" consider yourselves to be the "real one" (or maybe you accept the coexistence), but you are going to die and the copies will live forever. You think: "T
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14y ago
I'm not sure si está working pero it's really entertaining to leer todo sus comments en espanglés.
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14y ago
It appears to be a read-only experience application. Plus, writing code on iPad would be awful whether from a couch or not.
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15y ago
I think you're missing the point of Bootstrap. It's meant to keep your site looking nice while you bootstrap it; to avoid doing a ton of graphic design work before you even have a working prototype. Once you're able to spend money on graphi
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Are you kidding about the iPad? It definitely suffers from lack of RAM. Almost every time you change tabs, it has to reload the page.
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15y ago
The filters mostly just add a little zazz and personality to the photos. It's more about sharing. I kind of liken it to Twitter but with photos as the centerpiece instead of 140 characters.
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15y ago
TFA says that the prototype is based on the Fennec (Firefox Mobile) XUL code. But since it's so early and so ugly, I expect the styling to become more Metro-y as development progresses.
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15y ago
Not really. Would you have preferred a shirt that says HOGRAMMER? I just think "exclusivity" is a super weak argument against the term. Clearly you feel strongly about this so maybe explore exactly what the problem is until you can articula
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15y ago
Brogrammers are the Jersey Shore of programming. A small, laughable, easily ignored minority of the population. They are a joke whether they take themselves seriously or not. If you don't like them, spend your time with programmers who don'
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15y ago
I used to work for a company that manufactured hardware (I wrote firmware for them) and manufacturing was a constant headache and bottleneck, from getting all the parts on time to picking, placing and waving the boards with a high yield to
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I would expect a complete statistical approach to work great for a sport like baseball where a team is exactly the sum of its players (i.e. most play is individual), but basketball it seems like basketball has so many other factors because
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15y ago
I think you mean "make your words as bold as your actions." :)
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15y ago
If you have a Droid X and can live without the camera, EncounterICS is unbelievably good.
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15y ago
The analogous party here might be the money laundering business that gets shut down for the duration of the trial.
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