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by gorena 11y ago
I'm not an LLVM expert, but Swift is an LLVM frontend, so once it's open source, I think it should work for the various backends? Right now the issue is library support - swiftc can already just spit out LLVM IR: https:/&#x2
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by gorena 11y ago
- Python does not implement nullability as an ADT. - Python does not have a type system worth mentioning.
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by gorena 11y ago
Strict type system?
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by gorena 11y ago
Not even a year, about a month. Swift for Linux will arrive with the release of Swift 2.0, which will coincide with the release of Xcode 7, which will coincide with the release of iOS 9 ... which will coincide with the announcement of the n
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by gorena 11y ago
It defeats the grocery store tracking mentioned in the parent post - Apple Pay uses a different temporary credit card number for each transaction, so the store can't track you with it. I'm not sure what the server side component i
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by gorena 11y ago
Apple Pay and/or cash defeats this, though.
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by gorena 11y ago
Americans complaining about speed traps and red light cameras are a constant embarrassment to me. I live in New York. This city should look like a less architecturally tasteful version of Amsterdam. Instead, it's infested with cars. We
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by gorena 11y ago
Then the VoIP providers are effectively the source of the calls. Go after them. (I just solve this problem by never answering my phone unless it's a contact. Phone calls are rude anyways IMO, use async communication.)
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by gorena 11y ago
Emm Are Two == Merde?
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by gorena 11y ago
Well, that guy's kind of a huge racist, so an ode to him is probably in poor taste: https://twitter.com/TempleOS/status/337551685285195777
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by gorena 11y ago
That would work, but just finding a key with strings is much less effort (no code changes required).
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by gorena 11y ago
They would be able to be shut down if they're using Twitter's own API keys - or iOS's built-in keys. These types of things can typically be easily found with strings or a proxy (Charles).
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by gorena 11y ago
What stops the sites from just creating another API key (and call it something obfuscated if they were using something obvious before). Or, just run strings on the Twitter iOS app bundle... or just look at traffic in Charles...
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by gorena 11y ago
All employers should have their "balls busted", whenever possible. Demand more.
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by gorena 11y ago
Serious question: if there is a 16 minute queue for "security", why wouldn't a potential terrorist just wheel up a carry on sized bomb and detonate it in the middle of the "security" line? Is this something that the
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by gorena 11y ago
Yeah - it's there, but you need to pull up on the "my music" page, select that filter, etc. In iOS Music you used to need to go into the Settings app . This should Just Work.
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by gorena 11y ago
I don't have a solution for location, but for photos, it seems like it would be best to require no permission to present a standard control (i.e. UIImagePickerController), but with the API only actually providing any information when t
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by gorena 11y ago
True. I could rephrase as "the possibility of errors is just another type, and is best treated as such"?
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by gorena 11y ago
One thing is that it's very irritating to browse my non-Apple Music music now. I used to have a tab for artists, a tab for albums, and a tab for songs. Now I have one tab for my entire music collection. With the multiple tab experience
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by gorena 11y ago
I find anything but a Result<T, E> ADT to be a poor solution. Errors shouldn't have language-level support (exceptions), and error codes are just a poor implementation of a result ADT - they cannot be enforced by the type system.
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by gorena 11y ago
As a young person, not sure I follow the credit card thing - I guess I can see how it extends my spending power by N% per dollar spent (where N is your rewards percent), but other than that, and it makes spending more convenient , but it&#
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by gorena 11y ago
Consent? I send an HTTP request. Server sends an HTTP response. My browser (or not browser - is cURL violating "consent"?) interprets that as I wish. If you don't want to show me content, return a 3XX/4XX/5XX.
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by gorena 11y ago
Uniqlo
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by gorena 11y ago
Most rich people are rich because their parents gave them money.
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by gorena 11y ago
Is this the most popular rule? I'd think that it's "eat below your TDEE".
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by gorena 11y ago
In my experience with acquihires the employees usually end up with a pretty nice package of RSUs, while the VCs take a huge loss. They don't make money on the exit, but they do well.
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by gorena 11y ago
Well, everyone gets nothing except the people with the retention bonuses - the employees. So, money was funneled from rich VCs to workers? I'm... okay with this.
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by gorena 11y ago
What is "tech culture"? I work at a startup and I drink, like, one beer every two weeks - actually, I almost exclusively drink tap water and skim milk. I don't really do "company outings" or hang around though. I&#x
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by gorena 11y ago
If you want that sort of guarantee, it's a bad idea to use a free service without an obvious alternative business model (it's probably reasonable to use Gmail, even though you don't pay for it directly). I haven't used t
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by gorena 11y ago
Yeah, wasn't implying that - basically, if the investors have a controlling stake, it's a pretty okay return for something that seemingly had no business model besides "maybe sell ads/filters?". If the investors did

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