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Swift Error Handling Rationale(github.com)
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Honest question, why do you feel a different super-heavy lift system would be more achievable than the SLS?
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I like this a lot. Thanks for your insight. Edit for substance: I like it because it portrays them as constructive members of a resilient community instead of as drains on a public fund. People are more important than numbers and it wasn
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> The use of parachute equipment not adapted for cliff jumping, the need for jumpers to find exit points by trial and error and difficulties associated with retrieving injured jumpers led to a relatively high number of fatalities. This r
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> Part of the reason it's so dangerous is because it's illegal Part of the reason it's illegal is because it's so dangerous. The argument goes that park services have limited resources for search and rescue. Engagin
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I think your fears are indeed irrational. You're reading sensationalized horror stories, internalizing the fear and using it as a justification to NOT do something. I see this mentality in my aging parents and their friends who watch a
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I was curious so I went and looked it up in the App Store Review Guidelines 2.17 Apps that browse the web must use the iOS WebKit framework and WebKit Javascript
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by eunoia 12y ago
> Fragmentation is good, it stimulates the eco-system for better products. I'm skeptical too. Maybe fragmentation isn't always bad, but flat out "good"? I've also done Android development, and the fragmentation
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by eunoia 12y ago
Crazy, but not out of the question. I use Sublime to edit conflicts in .xcodproj files. These brutally detailed XML files - necessary to iOS/OS X development - can be huge. At my previous job one was 7mb.
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This is great! Couple minor, opinionated suggestions: A) Can we get just a little more information about the piece without having to click? Something like a little badge in the corner with artist, style and year. B) A settings window witho
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by eunoia 12y ago
I really like this explanation. I can see a lot of truth in it from my own childhood.
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You don't think there's anything more to life than supporting yourself and being validated in your creativity? I agree these things are wildly important to a happy life. I still think there is more though.
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Do you really think time spent being social is wasted? No judgement, just curiosity.
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That was an amazing read
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I've used Jenkins and an enterprise account to distribute apps for beta testing at a previous job. Apple does a very brief phone interview when you setup an enterprise account. I explained exactly what we were using the enterprise acc
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by eunoia 12y ago
I think the pocket problem is a little over played (at least for men). The 6+ fits fine in the pocket of my hipster skinny jeans. The strap idea is interesting. I have a hard time imagining a phone that gets people who aren't already
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by eunoia 12y ago
Why do you like the small screen so much?
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by eunoia 12y ago
I think it's a mistake to consider streaming performance the only variable on which success in that business is predicated. Content and customer relationships have to be factored in as well, probably much else. Your point is valid tho
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Sent you an email
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by eunoia 12y ago
Interesting point, but I think that even with their smaller products Google will almost always be in a position to out-spend their competition if they so choose. I see it as almost like having an ace up their sleeve. It's always there
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by eunoia 12y ago
That's pretty much it. Just two different approaches to the same thing. I use docker-osx ( https://github.com/noplay/docker-osx ) instead of boot2loader. Didn't run into any weird virtualization issues with
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I do believe that's the point. Big companies like Netflix benefit from their 'peering' deals. Sure costs go up, but they also create a walled garden to keep out any upstart competition.
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Have you looked into Fig? ( http://orchardup.github.io/fig/ ) I use it to accomplish something very similar, standardized dev environments on OS X through docker containers. Edit: I should probably add that my dev envir
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by eunoia 12y ago
I believe a Q-ship refers specifically to the use of fake merchant ships to draw would be attackers in and destroy them with the element of surprise. Would the Soviet/Czechoslovakia strategy be more aptly described as a Trojan Horse?
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by eunoia 12y ago
Overlapping UIViews with interactive transitions between view controllers have rapidly become the hallmark of a good iOS UI experience. I personally haven't ever seen overlapping UIWindows though...
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I too always end up wrapping AFNetworking calls with an integrated (error, response) block. I think another wonderful addition would be a client side router to match response serializers with request urls.
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by eunoia 13y ago
ADB monkey is a testing tool which randomly mashes on interface elements. Sensor manager also includes a constant for the gravity of the first death star http://developer.android.com/reference/android/hardware&#x2F
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by eunoia 13y ago
Same here