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by millerm 9y ago
Ugh... same here.
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by millerm 10y ago
Ugh, the OCD part of me can't over the fact that the Q key is upside down in the video. Otherwise, it's cool looking. It still doesn't help me get over it. Edit: Now I think the S is wrong too.
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by millerm 10y ago
I think it's a naming convention for their new product offerings, based on their new technology stack. Servo's UI is named "browser.html"( https://github.com/browserhtml/browserhtml )
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Firefox Nightly Switches to React/Redux Based Debugger(github.com)
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by millerm 10y ago
Could you please explain your statement "keep the earth alive"? I don't understand what this means.
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by millerm 12y ago
That's what we're hoping at my office. Yikes.
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by millerm 12y ago
Was introduced to this today: http://www.elementscompiler.com/elements/silver/
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by millerm 12y ago
I use to sell computers and electronics at Hudson's (in Harper Woods, MI). Commodores were a bit before my working days. I was selling IBM PS2, Epson and some Macs. Good times! Sorry, a bit off topic. But, this is where I started my so
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by millerm 12y ago
Yes.
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by millerm 12y ago
I attended your presentations at Connect.js. Looking forward to checking out the site and picking up the book. Thanks for all the hard work!
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by millerm 12y ago
It's plainly stated in the terms ( https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/ ) Section 10: 10. User interface 10.4 Apps that create alternate desktop/home screen environments or simulat
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by millerm 12y ago
It's like "protected" access, in Java's terms. Subclasses can't access the default members in Java. That is why it is so rarely used. It was oddly restrictive, and didn't seem like it made much sense in most ca
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by millerm 12y ago
Awesome!
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by millerm 13y ago
Bazinga!
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by millerm 13y ago
Your comment just made me smile and exhale with a sigh of relief. You hit my sentiment exactly. Sometimes I don't know why we waist it all for silly business ventures instead of enjoying the splendor that the universe has to offer. It&
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by millerm 13y ago
To all those who say "it was so easy to spot", congrats on finding the flaw and letting us all know first thing. /s
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by millerm 13y ago
I think you meant to reply to the "1000x Faster Spelling Correction: Source Code released" comment section. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7048225 Oh, don't be a dick if I am wrong.
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by millerm 13y ago
Nice job. It's fun to seem some creative hacking. You could flame bait the title by renaming it to "Why I stopped using E.T. and started using E.T." :-)
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by millerm 13y ago
That's a great book! It also inspired "Learn You Some Erlang for Great Good" too. Both are available online for free! http://learnyouahaskell.com http://learnyousomeerlang.com
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by millerm 13y ago
Seriously, a horribly biased "article". I don't prefer this style of journalism.
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by millerm 13y ago
Sweet! I'll take a peek.
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by millerm 13y ago
Where is the love for Atari? :-) Perhaps Stella can be used somehow? I have no idea how this stuff is made as it's not really my area of expertise.
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by millerm 13y ago
I'm currently using a Dualshock 2 with a "SmartJoy Plus" adapter I bought years ago. Awesome.
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by millerm 13y ago
Awesome! Playing now. Edit: Dammit, I'm supposed to be doing something productive. Well, it is a holiday week... Umm....
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by millerm 13y ago
I like your statement. Especially "Because they help you know what to google for." That's been my thought pattern in general.
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by millerm 13y ago
Statistically speaking, I haven't had to look them up that many times. I've a high percentage of the JDK memorized though, and a pretty good portion of the CocoaTouch and Objective-C Foundation framework. :-)
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by millerm 13y ago
One of my favorite quotes: "Never memorize something that you can look up." --Albert Einstein
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by millerm 13y ago
I'm a full stack developer. Currently focusing on iOS. Interview questions should really depend on the expectations of the type of software being developed. I've been to a couple interviews lately and this has been the first time
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by millerm 13y ago
Well, if the developer is creating custom components, or simply manipulating data, then they need to know some good algorithms (at least know they exist and what to look for). Like when creating a table that needs to sort the rows. If you d
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by millerm 13y ago
I saw this on Reddit yesterday. http://www.grokit.ca/spc/computer_science_review/ So, perhaps this can get you started. I plan on getting a copy of: http://www.amazon.com/Cracking-Coding-Interview-

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