serhei

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by serhei 18y ago
See, that's what I thought at first. But then I the text would talk about code "using Apple APIs", not "developed using Apple software".
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by serhei 18y ago
Frankly, I'm not certain that the part saying that applications developed using Apple Software may not be distributed outside the App Store is even enforceable. Where do you draw the line - if you loaded your work-in-progress on a developme
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Latest iPhone developer contract appears to forbid jailbreaking(arstechnica.com)
7 points by serhei 18y ago|4 comments
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by serhei 18y ago
I just remapped F1 to do the same thing as Esc in my .vimrc.
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Honest Question: is this at all helpful as a hack for starting on a new language?(fourhourworkweek.com)
3 points by serhei 18y ago|1 comments
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by serhei 18y ago
Not necessarily. There's a setting which makes the Trash button delete without asking confirmation. Not sure if it's on by default.
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by serhei 18y ago
> WebOS is exactly a webkit browser, and the applications one builds for it are indistinguishable from locally-run ajax web pages. And the revolution is that these locally-run ajax web pages are in turn completely indistinguishable from
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by serhei 18y ago
In Crime and Punishment by Dostoyevsky the main character complains at one point that the low ceiling in his apartment is constricting his thoughts. So Dostoyevsky had this notion right quite a while ago. (Then again, the main character had
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by serhei 18y ago
You could conceivably port Cappuccino to this.
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by serhei 18y ago
I've given up on waiting for the MacPaint source code.
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by serhei 18y ago
The expression "profitable until deemed illegal" is used when what the business is doing is so obviously despicable and evil that if it continues the government will probably pass a law against it. (This is basically an offshore gambling si
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by serhei 18y ago
I foresee more of this ( http://www.rogueamoeba.com/utm/posts/Thoughts/sidedock-2007-... ) kind of awfulness mixed in with the whizzy 3D desktop.
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by serhei 18y ago
Who also alienates as many people as he attracts. But between DHH and _why Ruby stopped needing to worry about marketing a looong time ago.
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by serhei 18y ago
Well, luckily I have a full clone of my entire repository's history, just sitting here on my hard drive. Good thing it wasn't Beanstalk that went down.
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by serhei 18y ago
> Let pg and rtm take whatever time they need to build a language they are happy with. Yeah, pg and rtm can do whatever they want. Meanwhile, I want a language I'm happy with.
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by serhei 18y ago
And I'm completely anal retentive about my files. Pleasure to meet you, wmf.
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by serhei 18y ago
> OS X already works this way. Or almost works, I'd say; dragging an application to the Trash does not completely remove the application: the preferences and support files that the application has thrown into (user) global directories
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by serhei 18y ago
It's hard to say whether the Nintendo guys are that inept or whether they're deliberately leaving these gaping holes for the modders.
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by serhei 18y ago
10th hit: > iPhone > The revolutionary iPhone is a fully integrated telephone and Internet device with a built-in touch screen to bring the world of the Internet into your home ... > http://www.uioa.com/productcatalog/ - View
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by serhei 18y ago
> I think RMS would have no problem with people using open-source software ... ... as long as they made sure to call it free software , of course.
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by serhei 18y ago
Obviously the dollar bill guys picked the worst ones because they wanted to make their point about crowdsourcing. Whatever that point might be. In any case, it's more interesting to stare at than just 8 well-done samples.
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by serhei 18y ago
If you scroll down you can see that some people drew completely unrelated things. One guy doodled a stick figure. Another wrote "$0.01!! REALLY?!" The last guy did the drawing, then wrote "i hate u" over top.
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by serhei 18y ago
I also think some calligraphy work in school would be a great idea; not so much because it improves your handwriting, but rather because it teaches you to concentrate on what you're doing at the moment.
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by serhei 18y ago
To keep it succinct, gravity keeps you from getting your crap into space, while government keeps you from building useful crap in the first place.
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by serhei 18y ago
You're missing the entire point. ALL that needs to be displayed is a page with some album art, a description of the thing, and a "Want this? Download iTunes!" button. Then Jeff Atwood can figure out what the heck he just clicked on in Twitt
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by serhei 18y ago
Very nice, although they could have reversed the roles of square and ordinary brackets. Especially since square brackets mean "list of stuff" in most scripting languages.
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by serhei 18y ago
Dostoyevski's "Crime and Punishment" offers an interesting exploration of this idea.
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by serhei 18y ago
Well, there is a reason why it sold six kazillion copies back in the day. Unless you think the reason was that it was hyped to high heaven in a gigantastic advertising avalanche.
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by serhei 18y ago
It probably depends on how "focused" your software is. If you have a very specific user in mind, you can test against as few as 3 users that fit the description, just to see if your specific user actually works the way you thought. If your
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by serhei 18y ago
"Computers are useless. They can only give you answers." Such as 42.

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