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Facebook to Monetize Instagram With Real-Time Facial Recognition Ad Targeting(dailycurrant.com)
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by jawngee 14y ago
I like this title better: Why Our Application Was An Excellent Use Case For Developing In HTML 5, YMMV
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by jawngee 14y ago
It is because this is that offensive to anyone who writes objective-c for a living. First of all, you are using properties to fake dot syntax for method calls. This is all kinds of wrong. Second of all, you are shortening the names of type
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by jawngee 14y ago
And just as a follow up, it's kind of sad because it looks like you put a lot of work in this. But as someone who writes nothing but Objective-C (well, some C++ too) all day, every day, for a living. I would never ever use this. Mostly be
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by jawngee 14y ago
What an abortion. Seriously just stop. Every time I see someone misuse properties like this on Objective-C, I want to hire them to work at my company just so I can fire them. And then I would call them a few days later and apologize for b
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by jawngee 14y ago
And there was never an exploit that allowed malicious websites access to your camera in flash... https://www.google.com/search?q=flash%20camera%20exploit
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by jawngee 14y ago
I'm sure nothing bad will come of this.
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by jawngee 14y ago
iMovie isn't free. It's $14.99. It's also slow as shit where Shave is fast as you know what - for a very specific type of editing. Trust me, I've done the comparison of same editing tasks in both and I can do in a minute in Shave what t
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by jawngee 14y ago
This bummed me out, not only for Shave, but as a user. But, you know, Apple's direction with media is a little f'd in my estimation. AVFoundation is dope, but it's a huge step back from QuickTime. Shave 2 is written using it, and so far
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by jawngee 14y ago
It supports anything that QuickTime can play, some formats better than others. But I use it to edit DiVX. Note, that it will always save a quicktime movie, even if you are editing an AVI or MPEG, but it won't re-encode, it just changes co
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by jawngee 14y ago
The problem is getting customers of version 1 onto version 2. There is no way to do this with MAS. I have a mechanism built into Shave so I can push "news", but it's annoying and bad user experience.
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by jawngee 14y ago
I'm pulling my video editor Shave ( http://shavevideo.com ) out of the Mac App Store for these reasons, though most specifically the lack of paid upgrades. For a $10 video editor that, quite frankly, beats the pants off a lot of crap out t
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by jawngee 14y ago
I think it's more like you want Apple to want to switch to Ruby. But it ain't going to happen. They need the drop down to C without the run around.
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by jawngee 14y ago
Love this. I've been doing more and more "experiential retailing" stuff with iPads (and giant perceptive pixel panels in openframeworks/c++), so this would be awesome to see actual app usage happening in-store. How does it deal with recor
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by jawngee 14y ago
It's pretty much 1:1 to git command line. Most times when someone on my team screws up a commit, it's because they botched the command line (the inverse of this article's claims). Fix it in Tower in a few minutes in a visually simple way t
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by jawngee 14y ago
No offense, but your aesthetic sensibilities suck if you think this argo UML is a desktop class application in the realm of natively built desktop class apps. These apps belong to what I refer to as the "just barely good enough" class of de
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by jawngee 14y ago
1. Never tell me what to do. How about "Why I don't.." instead. I'm not sure why you are qualified to give me an absolutism in the first place considering you've only been a professional developer for 5 years. Now get off my damn lawn. 2
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by jawngee 14y ago
I use Siri constantly: - change playlists when when I'm working out or biking - set the alarm when I go to bed - reminders (a lot) - the weather - looking up something on wikipedia and imdb - and sending short sms messages I'd say my use ha
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Unreal Engine 4 - Development Walkthrough(youtube.com)
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by jawngee 14y ago
Except for how loud it is. I prefer the Netflix UI on the xbox, but use it on AppleTV anyways just because I don't want to have to crank the volume to cover up the sound.
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by jawngee 14y ago
No shit sherlock. That's not what he's doing, he's exposing blocks as properties because he couldn't wrap his head around indentation which is the wrong motivation. Maybe read the source before condescending next time.
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by jawngee 14y ago
You realize objective-c is almost 30 years old and started as preprocessor for C?
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by jawngee 14y ago
It should be a category on NSObject so it supports anything that supports fast enumeration which could be anything. And the indentation in the above is correct. The way you've implemented it is "anti-conventional" and bad form, imho.
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Effective similarity search in PostgreSQL(blog.railsware.com)
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DevJuice: Injection for Xcode(tuaw.com)
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Objective-C Comes of Age - Slashdot(apple.slashdot.org)
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by jawngee 14y ago
They're leased because of patents. The manufacturer makes way more money leasing then selling.
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by jawngee 14y ago
Isolated incident for whom? This happens to me once a day for the last couple of weeks. I get this a couple of times a day: https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/374152_...
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by jawngee 14y ago
This happens to me fairly often. Though I seem to get this warning more: https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/374152_...
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by jawngee 14y ago
And now I'm left wondering how Apple ships anything without a REPL. It's not a big deal* * former smalltalker

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