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> And in fact Couch DB would have been close to perfect … if I could have run a Couch DB server on the client, which would is an insane thing to contemplate. Couchbase Lite ( http://developer.couchbase.com/mobile/deve
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The library looks great - congrats on that! Just one small gripe: the name. Kiwi ( https://github.com/kiwi-bdd/Kiwi ) is a (pretty popular!) BDD testing framework for iOS. Maybe consider renaming, as two Kiwi libraries i
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12y ago
What version/OS are you on? I'm running 29 (Aurora? Beta? Whatever it's called :)) on OS X and it's perfectly smooth, low CPU usage.
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13y ago
To save someone else the clicking, these are: > A source close to CBA tells me only CBA's main website was impacted by #Heartbleed. It uses Amazon ELB, which was vulnerable (cont...) > Main CBA website now has a new certificate d
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13y ago
I had cancer when I was younger, and the best place to start is to ask yourself: "Do I need to say anything at all?" Unless you're a close friend (with whom the patient is completely at ease), then you're putting them in
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It's also got a really expressive and transparent Objective-C interface, if you happen to be writing iOS/OS X apps. There's a nice overview here: http://blog.bignerdranch.com/3784-javascriptcore-and-ios-7&#x
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You're thinking of JavaScriptCore. It allows Objective-C objects to be used inside of JavaScript (and vice versa). It's actually a pretty cool technology. I gave a talk about it this month at Berlin CocoaHeads, and I'm gonna
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13y ago
a similar project is lolcommits ( http://mroth.github.io/lolcommits/ ). I use it to cap a 5 second gif on each commit :)
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Clue ( http://helloclue.com/ ) - Berlin - visa/relocation assistance Backend Engineer Clue are looking for a backend engineer to take the backend from zero to production. You get to choose the stack (Ruby? Python? Go? Pl
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13y ago
I've been very (very!) impressed by how natural CastAR feels to use. But I fear they'll go the way of the Wii - great tech, but no one really takes it seriously enough to build out on the platform. My fingers are crossed for them
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13y ago
I got this in an interview once as a curveball. It's most certainly an object in Javascript! > typeof null "object" Contrast that with: > typeof undefined "undefined" Go figure :)
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Android Engineer at Clue, www.helloclue.com, Berlin (relocation and visa assistance offered) Use your powers for good to help change the face of fertility/period tracking. It's not your standard cycle tracking app - we turn to our
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13y ago
> Is there knowledge here, or heavy-handed emotional manipulation? Elements of both, sure. There's a lot of truth in there, but there's also a number of events that occur in the minority but presented as common. (Not to say it&
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Just a heads up: there's a lot of confronting and graphic imagery in that movie. It's not something you can easily unsee. I'd still recommend watching it. Knowledge is power, of course, but in a safe state before tuning int
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13y ago
Can you explain why you're against immigration to the EU? I've just arrived in Berlin, so it's relevant to me.
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13y ago
Loving Hut is pretty creepy. I sincerely appreciate being able to find veg/vegan food in a lot of cities and countries, but the idea of supporting the Supreme Master situation (I hesitate to call it a cult, but I struggle to find a bet
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I had an accident recently as a cyclist with a vehicle, and I thank my helmet a lot for my lack of injury. The vehicle was a van, and turned right across me going straight (which normally I'd see clearly and avoid, but the way they hes
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> These things move fast and people on bikes are pretty awful at paying any attention to traffic laws. (Mostly because the roads aren't engineered for them) These things are great until you get run down by some idiot cutting a stree
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The issue of what happens to the males is often overlooked. In dairy cattle, the bulls are relatively useless (low meat yield, etc), so they're killed. Same with roosters - laying breeds are far different from meat breeds, so the males
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13y ago
SEEKING WORK / Remote is great, currently based in Oregon I'm an iOS/Mac dev. I've got a former life in webdev (PHP, Java, Javascript). Software engineering degree under my belt, too. Typical projects have involved a lot
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13y ago
Cochineal ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cochineal ) is a fairly commonly used food additive made from ground bugs. I'm sure there are a number of others that you consume, too.
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I can promise you, that despite all of the drafting in the world, his legs would still be on fire. It's not a "free ride" despite being assisted!
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SEEKING WORK - Remote/Portland, Oregon, USA I primarily do iOS work, but Mac and (to a lesser extent) Android are well within my command. Independent, or part of a team. iOS7 is coming, and I'm happy to help getting your apps read
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I can't give you any specific names, but this sounds like high-end advertising agency work on one-off campaign pieces (say, for BMW's new car or similar). Or, get on the Chrome/Firefox team and hack as part of their their showcase team.
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SEEKING WORK / Remote is great, based in Oregon Hi! I'm Josh. I'm primarily an iOS developer (with decent-but-not-as-good skills on Mac and Android, and a previous-ish lives doing webdev mostly with PHP, but also Ruby and Java), originally