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5y ago
This post is somewhat ahistorical as far as the objective-c content is concerned.. perhaps Brad Cox had the author’s conception of how one should write ObjC, but what he describes was definitely not how Apple thought about or encouraged fol
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kenferry
5y ago
It’s not different, but it’s a feature that this is included vs only supporting static linking.
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kenferry
5y ago
Those mandated apps still go through App Store review. Apple’s point is those entities would bypass review if they could.
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kenferry
5y ago
> One problem with describing Haugen as a whistleblower is that it is far from clear that she has paid – or will pay – any kind of significant price for her disclosures. Uh, she certainly 100% would have fb suing the bejeezus out of her
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5y ago
This last one was an issue in an image decoding.. it was public API. It’s extremely common for an attacker to find a way to exploit a maliciously crafted image. Take a look at libpng, https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability
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5y ago
Are you suggesting there was not a real complaint about Ashley’s office being on a superfund site, or that you don’t find the claim credible and that therefore the nyt shouldn’t have reported it? The complaint itself is definitely about the
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kenferry
5y ago
It’s more like, if you send someone a photo, iMessage will decode the photo and display it. If the imaging library has a bug a maliciously crafted image may be exploitable. iMessage has more integrations than that too. If you send someone a
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kenferry
5y ago
Mm, I'm a hiring manager, and I would not really prefer the software degree. Certainly it would quite low in the signals I'd be considering.
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kenferry
5y ago
iPad photoshop is real honest to goodness photoshop
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6y ago
It's pretty interesting that there's so much variation in how we're understanding the advice. I read this as John suggesting a stair step path to "learn deeply". If you can section off one defined area, a tool, it&#
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6y ago
Crabtacular!
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6y ago
If I, as an employee of google, say a bunch of stuff about google antitrust, it doesn't matter how often I say I'm speaking "not in my capacity as an employee of google." It will be reported as "google employee says
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6y ago
This seems relevant. “MPlayerX hasn’t been working for almost a year now. Also they still offer my apps on the App Store, they revoked my (direct) distribution certificate...” https://twitter.com/charliemonroe/status&#x
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7y ago
> it’s not obvious to me at all that the same direction as the (negative) gradient leads to the largest decrease in the value of the function f(x) What am I missing here? This is straight up the definition of the gradient.
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NTSB report on fatal self-driving Uber crash
(washingtonpost.com)
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7y ago
“VR Simulation for first responders” sounds good. If you want to elaborate, what would you say about your offering that a competitor would NOT say about their own? You can avoid vacuous marketing that way. “High value” isn’t useful because
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The ambitious plan behind FB’s cryptocurrency, Libra
(wired.com)
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8y ago
https://9to5mac.com/2017/08/25/apple-wins-best-paper-prestig... Names are there. Check the arxiv link.
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8y ago
Apple's is recognizing specifically "hey siri" at all times - it isn't otherwise listening. Perhaps you find the distinction uncompelling, but there you go! https://machinelearning.apple.com/2017/10&
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8y ago
Because I looked it up: the sf chronicle endorses "no" on prop C (so opposite of Benioff). https://projects.sfchronicle.com/2018/november-elections-gui...
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8y ago
I don’t understand this objection.. the method to handle these issues is to use ICU / NSCalendar.
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8y ago
In my Pasadena place, we tried to turn on the heat once. Turned out the furnace had been busted for years.
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8y ago
What do you think are the chances that Dropbox “just works” on a file system on which it isn’t regularly tested but which nominally has the right feature set? I’d go with “not good”. :-)
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8y ago
This kind of spending is so foreign to me. At $250,000 per year per person, that supports 100 people for four years. I… suppose that's not completely insane?
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8y ago
Well, if you'd like to be upvoted, maybe find a couple of those study links. I looked into water fasting several years ago because a friend's father went on a 40 day water fast to address cancer. Everything I found at that time wa
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8y ago
You don't think apple's support of llvm and clang has been important to the project? That's REALLY pushing it.
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8y ago
Well, I mean, it's a little more than that unless clangd is straight up finished software. Apple will now be contributing to clangd as well, which benefits all clients of clangd.
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9y ago
This is very misleading. The question is phrased “How much money do you have saved in your savings account?” I only have checking and investment accounts.
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9y ago
What opportunity are you referring to?
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9y ago
Do you mean in this case, or in general? I think it's very often the reverse – a disruptive replacement has to really blow past the incumbent in some respect, but it's quite hard for something new to be up to par with the old, pol
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