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The SourceKit daemon is a language server. I wonder if anyone will adapt it to support the MS protocol.
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Remember that the Swift compiler is way smarter than Objective-C's. Given how dynamic the language is compared to Swift, Objective-C can make very few decisions at compile-time (inlining, static binding, de-virtualization, strict ty
1203.
by favorited 10y ago
I have a fundamental problem with this. Someone working on an election campaign still has as much of a right to private (professional and personal) communication as you or I do.
1204.
by favorited 10y ago
Presumably it is the upcoming remaster, which is Xbox One & PS4.
1205.
by favorited 10y ago
How's the weather in Indianapolis this time of year?
1206.
by favorited 10y ago
That assumes that the needs of retired coaches are the same as the needs of coaches today.
1207.
by favorited 10y ago
The home team says it too.
1208.
by favorited 10y ago
Thanks, I totally missed that. That's pretty great – I thought it was a neat idea from MS, but I was worried it would get any traction. Glad to have been wrong!
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by favorited 10y ago
For anyone interested in similar tools, Microsoft recently published a protocol[1] for this type of service, and an implementation[2] of it for VSCode+NodeJS. Swift also has a library[3] called SourceKit which does the same thing for Swift
1210.
by favorited 10y ago
Wait, so because a political opponent identified him (and 2 others) as the weakest and most unpalatable candidates, that means media outlets were "instructed" to prop him up?
1211.
by favorited 10y ago
I've been out of the JS world for a few years, but for a single Ajax call, why wouldn't you use XMLHttpRequest?
1212.
by favorited 10y ago
On iOS, location tracking is configurable per-app, at least. I can deny the Weather app the use of my location data while allowing the Camera app to access it.
1213.
by favorited 10y ago
At the pace he writes, he could live in the pre-Gutenberg era and word processing wouldn't be the limiting factor...
1214.
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Haha thanks – I totally didn't pick up on that reference.
1215.
by favorited 10y ago
Loved the choice of pseudonyms – particularly Ada and Grace!
1216.
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That's what I think, too. I'd imagine that, if price were at all a factor, you didn't buy an Edition.
1217.
by favorited 10y ago
And MacOS didn't get protected memory until Apple acquired NeXT!
1218.
by favorited 10y ago
Anime flashbacks...
1219.
by favorited 10y ago
Also, the open-source XNU kernel (OS X & Darwin) has both C and C++ components.
1220.
by favorited 10y ago
I'd recommend checking out this post[1] by Wil Shipley (a longtime Cocoa dev), which includes a story about how Carmack doesn't re-use code. The whole blog post is a fun read. [1] http://blog.wilshipley.com/2013&#
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by favorited 10y ago
Then you'd probably want LLVM IR (or an equivalent). It was literally designed to be a hardware-agnostic strongly-typed SSA assembly. And/or you could do what Rust and Swift are doing (with MIR and SIL, respectively), and define
1222.
by favorited 10y ago
I think the point was that LLVM compiler infrastructure has a first-class C++ font-end. They know the ins-and-outs of language features because they are implementing standards-compliant compilers for said language.
1223.
by favorited 10y ago
To add to the list, Swift[1] had a code of conduct as soon as it was open-sourced. Mono even adopted one the same day[2] because they thought it was a good idea. The LLVM Project is in the final stages of adopting one[3] (after much discus
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by favorited 10y ago
Her whole interview with Letterman ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-vcErOPofQ ) is great – she also goes over nanoseconds.
1225.
by favorited 10y ago
Tell us how you really FEel.
1226.
by favorited 10y ago
Random fun fact: Naughty Dog co-founders Andy Gavin & Jason Rubin started out making Apple II games, and later Mac games. If they hadn't both had Apple IIs (and later Macs), they might never have started making games in high schoo