glhaynes

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by glhaynes 10y ago
There's not a Now Playing complication, is there? I hope I'm just missing it somehow because it'd be my most used complication by a long shot.
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by glhaynes 10y ago
Nope, I'm actually satisfied. Bought a couple for friends because I liked them so much. They're both satisfied despite having paid $0.
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Better Key-Value Coding for Swift Accepted(lists.swift.org)
2 points by glhaynes 10y ago|0 comments
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by glhaynes 10y ago
To be clear, I was talking about early NT's OS/2 subsystem - not about the IBM/Microsoft OS/2 project in general, which I think you're talking about?
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by glhaynes 10y ago
Some interesting info on the OS/2 subsystem is here: https://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windowsnt/... . My favorite part is how NT didn't directly use CONFIG.SYS — but, if you edited C
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by glhaynes 10y ago
On a side note: from what little I've read, it seems like on some older systems like the NES/SNES, there isn't ever any direct manipulation of a framebuffer by the CPU — everything that appears on the screen is the result of
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by glhaynes 10y ago
Interesting, I don't remember noticing it behaving that way. What were the circumstances, if you recall?
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by glhaynes 10y ago
(For those unaware, Viticci's is the name that sprang into every "power" iOS user's head when they saw this news. He writes often and well about using iOS devices as "computer replacements" and uses Workflow ex
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by glhaynes 10y ago
Thanks, I phrased that poorly.
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by glhaynes 10y ago
Arrests occur previous to judges being involved and determinations of guilt. Your sarcastic and aggressive tone in this thread isn't helping you get your point across.
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Joining Apple (Jonathan Zdziarski)(zdziarski.com)
7 points by glhaynes 10y ago|0 comments
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by glhaynes 10y ago
This is my thinking as well. Hamfisted attempts to make LCD's look like CRT's by artificially curving the screen and messing with colors is just nostalgia. It doesn't add anything to game and 1980s designers were most likely
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by glhaynes 10y ago
Shareholders aren't impressed by "our quarterly losses only burned through a tiny portion of our stockpile", though. The pressure on Nintendo to deliver with the Switch is quite high.
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by glhaynes 10y ago
Power Glove was Mattel, not Nintendo. (Though it was featured heavily in The Wizard , which Nintendo was involved with; and its name evokes Nintendo trademarks from the era like "Nintendo Power" and "Now You're Playing
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by glhaynes 10y ago
Why do you say there are less people interested in software development than before? (And do you mean less absolutely or less as a fraction of the whole?)
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by glhaynes 10y ago
I'm least clear about whether a clean break with Cocoa will be needed. Perhaps most parts of Cocoa that don't match well with Swift will just be given more natural-feeling replacements? Obviously this can be complicated by depende
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by glhaynes 10y ago
A professional philosophy professor has no need of a macbook pro, a professional video-editor does. I don't see why. A philosophy professor might prefer a larger screen and a faster CPU for their web browsing and document editing. An
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by glhaynes 10y ago
The newer solution ("Two-factor authentication") also allows non-Apple phones to receive a code on their "trusted phone number". From the support page linked in a nearby comment: What if I don’t have access to a trusted
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by glhaynes 10y ago
Not too familiar with either - is MetalSL's compiler much more complicated than SPIR-V's, such that it being in the browser would be onerous?
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by glhaynes 10y ago
My manager of the last couple of years asks the same handful of questions every single time, a structure that I felt a little skepticism toward when he was detailing it in our first such meeting. But they work really well as prompts to get
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by glhaynes 10y ago
From PS4 to PS/2
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Apple Developing ARM-Based Mac Chip to Handle Low-Power Functions(macrumors.com)
2 points by glhaynes 10y ago|0 comments
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by glhaynes 10y ago
Interesting. Could make for a good article.
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by glhaynes 10y ago
For a modern take on this style of thing, see Calca http://calca.io/
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by glhaynes 10y ago
I was actually pleasantly surprised by how little lamenting esr did in this piece. I'd sort of expected it to be "Things Every Hacker Once Knew [But Kids Today Don't Learn Them And That's Awful And So Are The Kids].&qu
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by glhaynes 10y ago
Here's a transcript: http://atp.fm/205-chris-lattner-interview-transcript
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by glhaynes 10y ago
So there you go, maybe not in the US, but in many countries where the taxi industry totally sucked, Uber has already succeeded big time. Succeeded at making money? Or, failing that, succeeded at building a business that someday may be abl
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by glhaynes 10y ago
I don't have one so I can't confirm, but I think I remember removing the Siri icon while playing with it at the store. Like this, maybe? http://www.imore.com/how-customize-control-strip-touch-bar-m...
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by glhaynes 10y ago
People seem to have kept up.
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by glhaynes 10y ago
I've probably put 15 very enjoyable hours into it and expect to put at least that many more into it again. IMO it does a near-perfect job of capturing the fun and challenge of a console Mario game. But the consensus seems to have quick

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