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by nickmain 14y ago
http://ncannasse.fr/blog/time_for_new_adventures
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by nickmain 14y ago
It is a real shame that the app doesn't register as a handler for the ".py" file suffix. I develop on the iPad by using Textastic as my editor and file manager and then use "open in.." to send source files to a runtime app that has register
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Turing on programming(alarmingdevelopment.org)
1 points by nickmain 14y ago|0 comments
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by nickmain 14y ago
http://www.jangaroo.net/home/
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by nickmain 14y ago
One of the tweets that John chose to retweet was a reference to Joan Rivers leaving Johnny Carson - https://twitter.com/#!/dr_mind_bender/status/203903404953714... It seems that he thinks of podcasts like late night TV - where the audienc
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by nickmain 14y ago
The other nice thing about HSMs are concurrent sub-states. They allow clean modeling of the orthogonal aspects of the state.
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by nickmain 14y ago
The role of the 501 Developer is something that we should be striving to automate or abstract away. I think that the craft of solving real world problems with computers has reached a plateau, through lack of the right tools, programming lan
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by nickmain 15y ago
The ability to execute from writable memory is enforced at the process level, and only Safari and a few other Apple apps get that permission. Javascript in Safari is jitted - but JS in a UIWebView used by a third-party app is not.
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by nickmain 15y ago
No - this would fall under the heading of "human rights discussion".
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Is Agile Stifling Introverts?(infoq.com)
128 points by nickmain 15y ago|84 comments
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by nickmain 15y ago
Voting me down for stating my preference ? Really ?
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by nickmain 15y ago
Prolog
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by nickmain 15y ago
Fear is wrong. Fear of death is wrong.
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by nickmain 15y ago
The last sentence makes it clear that the intent behind this rule is to prevent circumvention of the App Store approval process, not to ban executable code itself. The rule can be read as ambiguous when it comes to executable content that i
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by nickmain 15y ago
Does the iOS agreement spell out the "Documents" vector ? It only appears to mention that all code should be included with the application and not downloaded. It seems that a word processor that allows macros in the documents would be a lit
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by nickmain 15y ago
Sharing games with others would be the problem, as acknowledged by the creator - http://twitter.com/#!/TwoLivesLeft/status/129304975623995395
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by nickmain 15y ago
It looks like they are asserting copyright, not trademarks.
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by nickmain 15y ago
Originality only applies to patents.
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by nickmain 15y ago
It requires a proprietary plugin that is 166MB (Mac).
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by nickmain 15y ago
Also Pixie Scheme ( http://web.mac.com/Jay_Reynolds_Freeman/My/Pixie_Scheme_III.... ) - which has the notion of a persistent "world", but does not allow code to be loaded from external files.
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by nickmain 16y ago
Just wanted to thank you for your blog posts about this. I am using Gambit in my own iPad development efforts and your instructions were invaluable !