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by jkubicek 13y ago
It helps if the dough is cold, too. When we make pizza, we've started letting it rise in the fridge for 24 hours or so. The result is a flavorful dough that's super-easy to toss.
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by jkubicek 13y ago
I don't understand why people are surprised or upset by this. There are dozens of ad networks that already serve full-screen video ad content. People who want free and ad-supported apps will continue to watch video ads, people who don&
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by jkubicek 13y ago
No she doesn't, but I'm going to have some part of my direct deposit go into her account and use the instant transfers for any one-off transfers.
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by jkubicek 13y ago
Simple just recently added free instant transfers between Simple accounts. Not as convenient as a joint account, but that's good enough for my wife and I to make the move to Simple.
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Sounds Isolated(online.wsj.com)
1 points by jkubicek 13y ago|0 comments
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by jkubicek 13y ago
The idea of examining a subject's pupil has been around for years. I've used a similar technique to reverse engineer lighting setups for portraits. See my friend Mike's portrait of one of his children: http://www.f
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by jkubicek 13y ago
Have you tried Google Maps for iOS? It's fantastic and more than makes up for any regressions in the stock app.
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by jkubicek 13y ago
Having never worked on an e-commerce store or anything like it, do those sorts of products usually exceed their schedules?
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by jkubicek 13y ago
And remember, the iPhone was the first phone with visual voicemail. It boggles the mind that we all had to deal with horrible audio menus for decades before Apple came along and strong-armed Cingular into fixing voicemail.
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by jkubicek 13y ago
I think you misunderstand the point that he is trying to make. Gruber's "iPad isn't for creation" jokes are purely a rebuttal to all the naysayers that repeated, ad nauseum, that iPads are only for consumption. iPads ma
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by jkubicek 13y ago
At least in the US, most customers upgrade their phones on a 2 year cycle. The iPhone 5c is an upgrade over my iPhone 4s and the 5s appears to be a significant upgrade. Each generation may not be a huge improvement from the previous one, bu
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by jkubicek 13y ago
Your issues are exactly why that story is a great parable for poor project planning.
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Round Brackets in GCC/Clang(cocoa-dom.tumblr.com)
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by jkubicek 13y ago
this is the primary reason I buy Red Bull over other energy drinks. I don't need 18oz. of liquid, especially on long drives.
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by jkubicek 13y ago
> It is an overkill for a small project with a central repository - what we usually have, leading to a large conceptual overhead. I strongly disagree. All my projects use git and the majority of them are small with a central repository.
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by jkubicek 13y ago
Assuming this is true, zipper merge is still a vastly preferable system. 1) It's a more effective use of the roadway. Why have 1 lane of traffic backed up for 2 miles when you can have 2 lanes of traffic backed up for 1 mile? 2) It&
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by jkubicek 13y ago
Our app uses this method to cache images and we were seeing huge memory leaks due to this bug. Like the example showed, the bug manifested itself in a retain count being incremented on property access. Our solution was something like this
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by jkubicek 13y ago
I run primarily in iOS dev circles and everyone I know who has played with a Windows phone has gushed about it. I've always thought it was better than iOS in a lot of ways. For a while I had considered switching phones, but I couldn&#x
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by jkubicek 13y ago
iOS 7 (beta) seems just as fast/stable as any previous beta release. iOS 4 was completely unusable on it's first release.
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by jkubicek 13y ago
I don't understand this sentiment. Apple is releasing groundbreaking new products at the same rate they always have. They are certainly innovating no slower then they always have.
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by jkubicek 13y ago
Why bother? An app like this is going to make significantly more money in the Apple ecosystem. With all the Vesper features they could be working on, I'm sure they don't see any need to spend time on Android or Windows right now.
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by jkubicek 13y ago
I don't think this is surprising at all. Apple's allegations against Samsung were largely visual and easy for the layperson to understand. It makes sense that Apple's position would carry more weight in the mainstream media.
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by jkubicek 13y ago
https://status.github.com
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by jkubicek 13y ago
That's highly dependent on the school. At my high school (rural Iowa) I can't see anyone taking issue with a pro-gun stance on a essay.
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by jkubicek 13y ago
These tools are amazing. Wish I had had something like this years ago.
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by jkubicek 13y ago
drop something? If it accelerates away from you, you are accelerating (or held stationary in a gravity field, but AFIAK, those are the same things).
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by jkubicek 13y ago
It's nothing I haven't seen a millions times over. That doesn't mean I'd want to be caught looking at it at work.
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by jkubicek 13y ago
Thanks! I took KEMNTNLHRFTF
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by jkubicek 13y ago
That works perfectly. Thanks!
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by jkubicek 13y ago
> “John Smith” <john@example.com> Why would email clients copy a string like this? In my entire history of email copying and pasting, I don't think I've ever wanted that text.

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