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by seivan 11y ago
It's already been done that for Al Nusrah, though not by Saudi but Muslim Brotherhood and Turkey. Al Nusrah is the new hip and modern wing of Al Qaida. They are now so moderate and progressive that only stone women using Fair Trade sto
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by seivan 11y ago
From experience, the types of muslim Iranians & Kurds who are rotten enough to join ISIS would speak decent arabic.
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by seivan 11y ago
They get to rape children. Look at the statistics over rape crimes in Europe and wonder why so many are fleeing back under the notion of "peaceful activism", as Swedish Muslim Organisations called it. Many of them also know there
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by seivan 11y ago
Muslims (Sunni) will always welcome groups like ISIS because it offers what they want: Sharia laws, kuffr sex-slaves and etc. Arab sunni muslims in Sinjar raped, sold and murdered their own non-muslim neighbours as soon as ISIS strolled int
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by seivan 11y ago
In Sweden they've gone full circle with lobbyists and their friends in left-wing "news". It's hard to explain to a 50 year old marxist/activist lawyer the value of booking a cab with my watch just to grab my walle
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by seivan 11y ago
Sounds like an early versions of iOS 7.
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by seivan 11y ago
Be careful with that, there is a bug in the editor itself that somehow inserts your new name between the letters of the word (variable) you're changing. Not sure if it's the same bug, but it's been there pre-Swift. lblName -&
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by seivan 11y ago
I just wish GCD was ported everywhere and not just FreeBSD. It's much easier to work and think in terms of queues and groups than threads
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by seivan 11y ago
Wifi, two cameras one with a flash, finger-print, GPS, gyro, accelerometer, display, force-sensitive touch displays, sensors for display, cell-reception, in/out microphone ports, co-motion processor, bluetooth, speakers, etc etc. Not t
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by seivan 11y ago
1) I can run a Swift game on iPhone 5 which is still 32-bit. 2) http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24009876/how-can-use-cgfl...
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by seivan 11y ago
Facebook shouldn't be the reference to point when it comes to their SDK.
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by seivan 11y ago
I would be interested to hear what didn't fit your needs. So far there are some performance issues with containers as value types. Other bottlenecks are structs that contain many references types. Is there anything in particular you ca
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by seivan 11y ago
Who module optimisation for generic code. Getting rid of dynamic dispatch when setting classes as final can do a amazing things when it comes to performance. Obj-C would have to dispatch out to C/Obj-c++ for that, now you can use Swif
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by seivan 11y ago
Hey man best of luck! Looking forward to see how this ends up going. I won't be tackling this again but I've always hopped someone write a book about it. I read some. You're doing awesome work. Reminds me of the game pattern
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by seivan 11y ago
Is the entire book completely free or was this just some parts of it? Its too good to be true. This has to be the first book that extensively goes through writing one, right?
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by seivan 11y ago
I see. In e.g Swift, you'd have to define before hand that T1 could be used with <= while here I guess it adds in the method for "each" T1 that could be used with it. I assume this just duplicates the method for each type
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by seivan 11y ago
Would someone be kind to explain how the transpiler/compiler knows that num of T1 generic(?) type can be used with the <= operator? Or that something the user themselves have to define? Wouldn't be something like "T1 whe
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by seivan 11y ago
For me, a CS degree is mostly math. I've met CS graduates who had the same gaps I had outside of math. Stuff that the degree wouldn't teach you. But as I said, having the degree helps. It's easier to get jobs. I regret droppi
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by seivan 11y ago
Depends, my lack of deeper CS knowledge does impact stuff related to game-dev and math. I took some time off recently to fill in the gaps missing though I wouldn't say it's something CS degree would have fixed. It would be nice to
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by seivan 11y ago
Express needs a collection of first party middlewares for logging, strong params, cookie-jar and etc with extensible ORM ActiveModel for more than regular SQL, e.g RethinkDB and MonogDB.
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by seivan 11y ago
I should get into manga. That actually seemed to make an amazing movie. Like the reverse of Prometheus.
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by seivan 11y ago
You're assuming this is the norm. That's just pretty hilarious. At one point I was given a Macbook Pro as a perk (iOS dev) which was slower than my personal Air because of the lack of SSD.
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by seivan 11y ago
I'd guess it's out of their hands. Both restricting proxies as well as offering the same content.
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by seivan 11y ago
You mean collecting actual evidence so it doesn't end up being he said she said? Isn't that victim blaming? Sorry about the manquestioning and the use of micro-aggressive gendered pronouns.
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by seivan 11y ago
Yishan Wong writes a lot about that to. http://algeri-wong.com/yishan/
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by seivan 11y ago
The desire never goes away, it just gets invested in side-projects that end up in graveyards because of work fatigue.
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by seivan 11y ago
Hmm, is there any reason to use jQuery if you handle your DOM with React? I might be missing something. I used to use it for animations and manipulating DOM, but there are decent lighter alternatives now.
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by seivan 11y ago
My aggressions are neither micro nor ambiguous. I would never say design isn't important, seems counter-productive given that's what I (try to) spend most of my time on Oh sorry, second to "micro-aggressions".
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by seivan 11y ago
Not sure you'll read this but I'd love a tagging feature for starring. Sorting on code isn't good enough.
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by seivan 11y ago
The Agile in question refers to the made up customer (in the book) who asks for changes and features on the go by walking by your desk. It's a good book.

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