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by micampe 14y ago
Easy to test, go repeat your comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5532040 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5532358 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5532380 and let’s see if you get the same reaction for deriding
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by micampe 14y ago
Half my contacts are always away, and have been for years. I think what you want should be a setting in my machine (whether phone or computer): silence all notifications when I don’t want to be interrupted (I use iOS “Do Not Disturb” all th
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by micampe 14y ago
Sadly? Not for me. Here is one big reason I prefer services like WhatsApp (I don’t actually use WhatsApp itself): I do not want the presence reporting. I want to send a message to people and they read and respond whenever they want. I wan
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by micampe 14y ago
I decide who is intended to use my scripts, thank you. I have many scripts where I am the only user. Also, the issue of having an alias changing behavior without warning on my command line still exists.
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by micampe 14y ago
> Yes. Otherwise command line scripts will start doing horrible things. It was never intended that you can alias builtins, the only reason you might think you can is because it is allowed in mercurial which I think is a horrible idea.
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by micampe 14y ago
Why don't you just read the second sentence in the article?
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by micampe 14y ago
It's never been required, as far as I know. AdMob and several others existed and were in use before iAd.
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by micampe 14y ago
Yes, you both did. To a user losing / is just as bad as losing ~, because ~ is all she cares about, not her OS settings, hence why I think the idea that running as root is worse than running as an unprivileged user is silly in this conte
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by micampe 14y ago
You either enjoy pointless nitpicking or have entirely missed my point.
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by micampe 14y ago
> they do force people through their ads channels in the iOS store. iAd is not required for apps on the App Store: you can use any ad network you want, like AdMob from Google itself.
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by micampe 14y ago
I always thought this concept to be silly unless you are a sysadmin. For most people who are not sysadmins losing ~ is much worse than losing /. Go ahead and wipe my OS, I just care for my photos to be safe.
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by micampe 14y ago
If you’ve been working on iOS you already have it installed http://clang-analyzer.llvm.org
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by micampe 14y ago
There will never be another April fool joke as good as Gmail.
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by micampe 14y ago
Can't read the article right now, but for contacts and calendars we have standard public APIs: CardDAV and CalDAV. Too bad Google just discontinued the latter, weirdly enough just a few months after finally supporting the former.
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by micampe 14y ago
I was referring to displaying files in a separate window, not to file listings.
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by micampe 14y ago
On the other hand, I couldn’t help thinking, while watching the video, why should my terminal load web pages and images? I’ve done the same thing both in Linux and now on OS X, by using various 'open' commands or – on OS X – 'qlmanage -p',
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by micampe 14y ago
I use Dash http://kapeli.com/ The only annoying thing is that it updates so frequently to add doc sets I don't care about.
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by micampe 14y ago
No, it means that you need to know algebra to be able to think about calculus, not merely having access to an algebra book. Everyone can have access to algebra information, that doesn't mean everyone can solve calculus, as proved by reali
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by micampe 14y ago
Where did I mention Glass? The OP said that having easy access to information allows him to "be human" and think. I'm arguing that is not nearly enough.
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by micampe 14y ago
If you omitted the third sentence you comment would have been more interesting.
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by micampe 14y ago
It means that even with easy access to all the necessay information you can't build a rocket if you don't know how to do it. You can learn how to do it, but that just means transferring the information from the outside into your brain. Yo
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Happy Birthday Objective-C – A Brief History(blog.securemacprogramming.com)
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by micampe 14y ago
I meant to ask if they are valid in the IETF sense, not in your regex. Turns out that single letter second level domains are allowed but they are reserved in some TLDs http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-letter_second-level_doma... On the
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by micampe 14y ago
Are single letter domain and tlds allowed?
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by micampe 14y ago
The article is one single quick paragraph, take a look at it.
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by micampe 14y ago
The most important difference between Gopher and HTTP were not images, it was hyperlinks instead of a hierarchical structure.
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by micampe 14y ago
The table is inaccurate on that: GCC is listed as full support, but it doesn't implement at least the same feature clang is missing (floating point pragmas), which is the only C99 missing feature in clang, as far as I know, so I don't under
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by micampe 14y ago
Posted a million times already but timeless: http://stackoverflow.com/a/1732454
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by micampe 14y ago
> It should be trivial This is another statement that always surprises me when said by an engineer instead of an exec.
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by micampe 14y ago
>> Some people are still experiencing response and stability problems that we’re working fast to address. >We have redefined the word fast. Sometimes I am really surprised by the responses to companies here. It seems like peop

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