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But iOS 7 doesn't really incur that cost and if it does I'd consider medical testing for your cognitive functioning abilities.
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13y ago
Objective-C/Cocoa has events via notifications and they are used pretty heavily.
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13y ago
Sorry I was really tired when I wrote that, I meant Cambodia not Indonesia.
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There's a few things going on here that I think are going to have serious influence on the next 10 years. First, the 9X kids, as I mentioned before, want what the rest of the world already has. They've had a taste and I don'
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13y ago
Tyranny is a bit overstated.
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I'm in Saigon. Use 8.8.8.8 for your DNS, unless you are accessing via 3G. I use unblock-us.com for my home network. Honestly, I don't see how they plan on enforcing this except for having a look see at already well known dissiden
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13y ago
That would be equivalent to saying "assembly is making all other languages irrelevant" Which, of course, is complete nonsense.
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13y ago
Use extendscript or the creative suite extension builder SDK.
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I grew up learning to code in the BASIC on Apple ][ world, before GNU existed. I guess, for some of us, the low amount of friction that Apple provides is worth the illusory premium that people attach to it. I never signed up to fight for an
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13y ago
As an American who is living in Vietnam and has travelled around Asia a lot (including North Korea), I take issue with a lot of the points in this article. 1. There are more American flags in Saigon that I've seen almost anywhere in th
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13y ago
> 1979: Invented the spreadsheet Not to diminish his accomplishments, because I consider him one of my heroes, but he didn't invent spreadsheets. That honor would go to Richard Mattessich 18 years earlier.
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13y ago
I type about 125 wpm with QWERTY. I've been touch typing since I was 6 though (Dad was a writer and bought me my first typewriter when I was 5). Interestingly, I get about a 5-10 wpm bump when I smoke marijuana. I tried switching to D
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13y ago
Reddit is that way -->
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I use it in every app I build. It's buggy though, crashes on occasion, and is a bit of a black hole; but for what it does, it's pretty awesome.
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13y ago
I needed to put on sun screen to protect myself from the glare of your snarkiness. You didn't see anything like this 12 years ago, because it simply wasn't possible with just HTML. You had to use a closed source, expensive tool t
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13y ago
Does this support/show Github's extensions to markdown. In particular, syntax highlighting for languages?
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13y ago
takes photo Posts like these are why HN can't have nice things anymore.
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13y ago
It's fascinating how completely different people's experiences with the same thing can be. I've been using it on my phone and I love it. I always had to jailbreak my phone, but I don't feel like I need to with iOS 7. T
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I liked it until I thought about it later. But while I was watching it I really really enjoyed it. Afterwards, I thought about it as a story and it didn't make much sense. I'm also still trying to figure out how Kirk is a captain
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13y ago
The one thing I do really like about spark is the NSNotificationCenter monitoring. Will you be supporting that?
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13y ago
Looks beautiful. I've been using Spark Inspector but am not too comfortable with it modifying my Xcode projects. What's pricing going to look like?
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13y ago
I really really REALLY love pixelapse. It's completely changed the way I work with my clients. I spend half the year in NYC, half the year in Vietnam. Working from Vietnam has always been a little painful because of internet connectivity
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13y ago
You can't evict someone that owns the apartment they are air'ing out. (What is the correct verb for this? Anyone know? Airbnb'ing? Air'ing?) Even in a coop it is incredibly difficult to make that move, if not impossible.
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13y ago
Because AirBnB is illegal? I get AirBnB as a service, I really do, but it isn't win-win all around for everyone involved, specifically in big cities where real estate is a precious commodity. Neighbors lose by having strangers in their bui
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I don't know if you live in a building where someone is AirBnB'ing their apartment out, but it's not the most pleasant thing. A lot of weirdos in my building and I get paranoid every time I come to Vietnam for a few months. I'm kind of +1
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Yes, exactly. He hasn't even written an app with 4 million active weekly users. The gall of that guy! Oh wait, I forgot about Cydia.
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About $1200. There are a ton of companies in HK that will set it up for you (that's all they do).
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My company is a Hong Kong registered entity and there is no tax because no work is being performed in Hong Kong. Personal income tax in HK is like 15%, but only of you earned that income in HK. Some people I know who have setup a similar t
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I love Adobe CC. I would consider it the first thing Adobe has done right in a long time. A year's subscription is less than what I bill per day and I have access to every app that they produce. I can run it on my laptop, my other laptop,
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13y ago
Have you put any thought into submitting a patch for iTerm?
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