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GDC is C code... I'm talking UIKit. Totally agree that on the WWDC they announce that UIKit is written in swift then it's officially dead.
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ObjC is dead when swift no longer spends most of its time calling in to ObjC for the typical iOS/OSX app.
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10y ago
ObjC ain't going anywhere.
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10y ago
Generally when highlighting problems, you want them to change... I mean who is like "Oh you have a drinking problem, just keep drinking, it's fine, I dunno why I even brought it up" I've been around alcoholics, one night
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10y ago
I don't work at vegan companies, or non-profits, their cultures aren't compatible with me. However, I wouldn't go around saying they have a "smug problem" that's their culture and their welcome to it, the momen
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10y ago
Science is a method, I don't understand why 'science' is all lumped together anymore than mechanics and carpenters being 'hammer users'
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10y ago
The purpose of every word is to get you to read the next word. In the case of links, words are to get you to click on the link. Also, she sounds very down to earth in the article and might describe herself that way.
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10y ago
Yes, many bees ARE dying, however, new bees are being created at a faster rate so while more bees are dying, we also have more bees than ever before.
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10y ago
Yeah most user stories should actually read like this: As a product manager who hasn't spoken to any actual users, I'd like the following features to impress my boss. As a product manager who overheard a Sr Manager muttering somet
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10y ago
Stop slicing PSDs and start writing code. Coding shit from PSDs is like making a car from a drawing a 3 year old made. It's so fucking stupid that only a 3 year old wouldn't realize it's probably the most retarded way to desi
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10y ago
In Canada this is by default. If you swipe your card at a machine that supports chip it will be disabled until the next time you use the chip. However, if the card reader doesn't support chip you can still swipe. Essentially all machin
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10y ago
lol, can't stop laughing, it's too bad the comments that reveal truths about the world are so often the ones that get down voted. I'm sure eventually they will run through enough yesterdays to realize the error of their asser
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10y ago
I do not like granfallons or a toy balloons, sam I am.
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10y ago
She's more of an equality of outcome person than a equality of opportunity person. It leads to drastically different definitions of what a free society looks like. Most people aren't interested in capitalist striving, they want to
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10y ago
I upvoted you to counteract the downvote. If you think it's bumfuck Oregon say so. I've come to the conclusion after travelling that whenever people form groups they become idiots. You can have a reasonable conversation with any s
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10y ago
Hidden? It's pretty plainly obvious to everyone...
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10y ago
Yes anyone alive today could discover Newtonian physics, however Newton is famous because he was the first. There probably are 13 platos in Attica, they aren't famous because they weren't the first to say what Plato did.
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10y ago
everything in the article is true because they use technical terms, when you consider the overall effect of exercise and the overall goal of 'weight loss' being body fat reduction and improved fitness, exercise is an excellent way
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10y ago
I have no idea what it is, I catch myself doing it too. I ask myself why am I not just paying for this instead of building it / doing with out? Whenever I think rationally I almost always opt to buy software vs make it myself.
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10y ago
Yes. I was taking my wife out to dinner once and a recruiter stopped us (me) in the street to get me to work for their company, technically I interviewed but it's kinda just a formality when they want you that badly. Apparently a forme
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10y ago
Post on LinkedIn, add recruiters as friends (or whatever they are called on linkedin), look for what jobs they are looking for, add those skills to your linked in profile. Wait for them to find you.
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The guilty mind (mens rea) does have bearing on sentencing and the types of charge. For instance if you intend to kill someone it's a different charge than if you accidentally killed someone, and if it couldn't have been foreseen
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Yes, but this is wikipedia, the entire premise of it is eventual consistency. The idea being that the most recent update to a page is the correct one.
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It's the person on record who should be contacted for legal matters, correspondence, etc. Essentially, if these things ever get to court if you contacted someone other than the agent they can claim they weren't notified, didn'
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10y ago
It's possible to use stacks to 'cache' writes in scenarios like this. Writes to the same object go in the same stack, iterate over stacks, pop the first item, write it, clear the stack. It works miracles for ephemeral data li
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Ask HN: Cache Hit Ratio
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Talk to a lawyer. Also if you have a degree and speak French/English and come from a developed country it should be relatively straightforward, but again, talk to a lawyer. The path to citizenship most of my tech friends have done is b
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If they led / lived in a communist area, yes.
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I'm a car guy, the type that loves manual transmissions, etc. My 'brand' is Toyota/BMW. I scoffed at electric cars as being even worse than an automatic, all that changed when I stepped into a Tesla. I agree that Tesla&#
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I was always under the understanding that the US provided most of his training and funding. Was SA helping the CIA?
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