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I agree, there are some great highs, the lows really suck. In the end you have to enjoy doing really hard things and things you don't enjoy or this place won't be right for you.
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My takeaway was that the OP could not grasp MVC which caused all the issues with learning the frameworks. Also I'm a firm believer that you can't really learn unless you want to make something. If you're not trying to build a
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Snapchat Vulnerability Can Lead to iPhone DOS Attacks
(latimes.com)
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Best guess is they use "identifierForVendor" mixed and some other verifications to log it in. Might be worth looking into, security bugs are fun to find.
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Under OSX it's been completely stable AFAIK, YMMV.
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Well, good thing it's so easy to pirate. Older versions only required blocking Adobe servers in your hosts file. The newer ones just need replacement of a single lib. Why do I know this? because I tried to purchase their software and w
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13y ago
It's not what you know but who you know. But what you know about who you know helps too. ;)
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Objective C land there a specific API interfaces that really should be wrapped in a single instance if you're going to be accessing them a lot because they are costly to make I.E EventKit.
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I can see the point don't know if Glass will make it however it used to be EXTREMELY weird to see people with bluetooth headsets and even more odd if people were talking on them in public places "Are you talking to me?" now i
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This one is interesting, I'm on the fence about it though. I have a Hackintosh (i5 3470k,16gb,2X GTX660TI SLI) inside of a G5 case. The interesting thing about the older Mac Pro is they did not really change the design for so many year
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Both links are the same story.
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Yeah a simple house like that is easily 800k here, compare that to other places were you can purchase a similar house for 100k yeah housing prices are crazy here. 2k/mo for a 1BR 3k/mo for a 2BR.
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My wife is from Cuba, I've witnessed first hand what "applied" marxism creates, misery and strife. Let alone places like North Korea etc.. Honest question, how do you cope with the reality vs the ideal?
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I think he's referring to the people who make Oakland one of the most dangerous cities in country to live in.
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And there's a lot to say against C++ as well, AFAIK.
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The benefit I see with this is they can snail mail it to the local hub so total shipping costs would be lower for Amazon when you do actually order the product even if you're using Prime.
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Looks awesome, however I keep getting errors and 404s. Could this be an issue on my end (seems to be working for others) or just HN making the servers beg for mercy?
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I think the biggest takeaway regardless of what their blog post say is that Privacy Policies can (and will) be changed down the line.
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There are ebay sellers who do exactly this.
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Would the police fine a convertible owner who leaves the top down? interesting concept and incredibly flawed.
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I would like to point out that all retail stores really are "small warehouses" with registers to handle purchases. 1) It's not that expensive to send a Semi filled with goods several times a day to a small warehouse, again th
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I think the takeaway is that selling online though places like Steam make it easier for a indie games to become hits.
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There actually is a consequence, if you kill a player on sight you ruin a lot of the gear you would hope to steal from them. It's actually better to rob them while they are alive and you never know if they will pull out a revolver and
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I would like to point out that early in WW2 we were getting our asses kicked as we waited for the factories to come online things did not really start to turn until 42/43. Where to draw the line on what is production is needed to keep
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Nail Meet Head. It's convenient to ignore this fact.
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Why is a Senior iOS engineer (Andy) on a "Intermediate: 1.1X" multiplier? - you can't be Senior and be intermediate in my book. Seems he needs his multiplier upped to the proper level. $107k is low for a iOS Dev in the Bay Ar
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Always knew Balmer was a goof - however this one will go down in history. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eywi0h_Y5_U The best part is when he goes over the "checklist" of features their phones have.. it'll do
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or just print more of it until it's near worthless. http://www.xe.com/currencyconverter/convert/?Amount=1&From=Z...
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You can use: if ([object respondsToSelector:@selector(selectorYoureCalling:)]) { //it Does! } To check if the iOS version your app is installed on has the method and then use it if it does. It's pretty easy to keep things bac
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We used to run print production for a major advertising agency mailing millions of pieces per week using 8gb of ram with Dual Core G5s. This machine is aimed at designers/agencies with fat budgets that might need to do Video editing &#
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