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e28eta
13y ago
Agreed, and it goes beyond just clients. This is great advice for life: Know your audience, know what's important to them, and use that to guide your discussion with them.
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Red Code, Green Code
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14y ago
Our team uses Pieceable, which Facebook also purchased, and which I would also consider a tool for third party mobile developers. The acquisition announcement [1] states that Pieceable is/was going to be killed 12/31/12, but prior to that d
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e28eta
14y ago
Is it feasible to find superfluous statements? Ex: A line of CSS that sets text color of li tags to something, but every li tag already would be that color because of a CSS statement for body. I'm guessing it'd be hard to build something us
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14y ago
Instead of manually running Clang's static analyzer (Build->Analyze), I'd recommend setting your project up to always analyze after building.
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14y ago
But storyboards read and merge very nicely, in my experience. With two caveats: - the classes section will sometimes be removed by IB. Ignore it - the last section, inferred something (priority? segues? metrics?) with 5-6 entries, can cause
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14y ago
I found the translation between native code and a REST API to be what I'd call boilerplate. You need to build a URL, build the request (usually converting some model object into JSON), make the request in a non-blocking fashion, receive and
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14y ago
I would guess the majority of sales were the iPad Mini. I went in yesterday with my gf to buy a retina iPad, and the sales guy assumed we wanted the mini, which they were almost completely out of. When he understood we wanted a full size, t
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14y ago
During that time, they've been building an amazing infrastructure, and that won't be easy for a new competitor to match. I ordered from a different retailer last Saturday night, and I had forgotten how long it takes to get stuff shipped in
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14y ago
I think the referral link is a great idea - both from a discount perspective and because you are referring us. I'd propose just disclosing exactly that: "here's a referral link, and you get 50% off the first month by using it." If folks a
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e28eta
14y ago
My guess is that because he went so much faster initially, he covered a further distance faster. I haven't done the math, and he definitely deployed early, but it still seems plausible to me
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14y ago
When I purchased a big screen TV from Amazon, it was hand delivered and setup by a team of two for free, at a competitive price for that model. I won't claim to be an expert on TVs or their delivery, but that was nicer than buying it at Fry
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14y ago
Except requiring you to compile it into your app. Presumably you're not including it in every build configuration, but that means you can't run it against just any build. I think it only does outgoing requests, but rvictl can also be handy
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14y ago
Wasn't the CEO of HBO doing some naysaying of his own recently? I think I remember an article where he said cord cutting was (a myth, overblown, exaggerated, ???) Maybe he was just offering a little misdirection, but it didn't seem like it.
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e28eta
14y ago
You forgot "reactivate FB account" as step one. Although I'm considering doing that to check this out - it looks very cool.
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14y ago
There's an iOS to RS232 cable I've wanted to play with for a while: http://www.redpark.com/c2db9.html Sorry if you meant specifically using USB
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14y ago
I really want this to succeed. I have never had a great experience with high speed Internet. I'd even consider adopting a KC home, and paying some or all of their $300 for free Internet if it meant it would come to the San Jose area sooner.
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14y ago
Same thing with git-p4, which is how I primarily use git. You do miss out on the benefits of distributed version control, but I really prefer it over working with Perforce directly.
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14y ago
How about the part where the team scaled up to a dozen people? Do you disbelieve there was enough work achieving feature parity to keep a team of engineers busy? The article doesn't report it took JK 18 months to be able to boot into OS X,
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14y ago
I really don't understand the negativity here. I'm no expert on teaching, but I've definitely heard that some teachers come up with lesson plans in their first couple years teaching a subject, and then just re-use it for the rest of their c
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14y ago
Won't this approach have a FOUC-type experience, where the A/B div disappears after being shown to some users? I think it's cool you're attacking this. I think you should check out Google Web Optimizer (iirc), which will do some of the heav
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14y ago
I agree that for some people, RubyMotion may be better than ObjC. I'm not one of them. Regardless, I think your Ruby code examples could have been better chosen: - I'm a huge fan of Ruby's || operator, but probably wouldn't use it to dequeu
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14y ago
The most exciting part of this for me is the automation and integration with Apple's tools. For instance, built-in TestFlight rake task, or build and run on device/simulator. I'd love to borrow some of that for a CI build system (which for
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15y ago
And in the age of Google, where you can just put quotes around the first sentence and find the original source, it shows a complete lack of care.
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15y ago
Facebook has privacy controls for preventing people from tagging you without permission, both in photos and geotagging. Also, I finally think it's working. Previously when I tried to approve a tag of myself in a photo, FB wanted to change t
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15y ago
I think it's something most people haven't learned yet, or at least the advertising hasn't caught up with. After getting screwed by Geico on a claim, I'm certainly more aware of this.
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15y ago
But, my-hacker-site.com could, instead of including an iframe to my-banking-site.com, simply do a server-side proxy of your bank and execute a pretty effective phishing attack. The advice I've seen re:phishing is usually to check the URL. T
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15y ago
I'm just guessing, but I'm not actually sure that Amazon is that worried about pricing against dedicated hosting. I think they provide a lot of added value on top of just ram, bandwidth and processor. Not everyone needs or wants it, but I
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15y ago
I went years ago to watch it start in SF, and it was very cool. Most of the cars were out on display, and the drivers floated around. Got to take pics with Tony Hawk and Jesse James, see other famous people, and chat with some regular folks
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15y ago
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