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by sixstringtheory 10y ago
By your earlier comment, it sounds like you know more about this situation than the avg HN user. Please dispense with the Socratic method, it's not great for async forums. Can you answer these questions for us? Do we strike targets wit
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by sixstringtheory 10y ago
I can't see the online version, here's a link to the offline PDF (I think it's the same one as trying to be linked): http://pewpewthespells.com/blog/migrating_code_signing.pdf
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by sixstringtheory 10y ago
I usually find that any arguments following the phrase "come on" are garbage. If you'll sell out millions of people who trusted you, and then pat yourself on the back for mailing a check to "help" another group of p
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by sixstringtheory 10y ago
I hadn't! I just started writing React last week, and coming from writing Swift it feels more wild-westy. Of course, that's how I felt going from Java to Objective C long before Swift came around, so I'm sure I'll get us
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by sixstringtheory 10y ago
I haven't tried Reactive Native or other options, but my gut tells me it's less safe to write in Javascript than Swift. What would be an advantage that outweighs that?
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by sixstringtheory 10y ago
How I would love to be able to write front-end code with all the safety checks of Swift, and have it transpiled on a commit hook or something! Wonder how this could work converting to React?
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by sixstringtheory 10y ago
I don't see this as sufficient reason not to join a platform like Fabric. This could make it visible to a lot of developers who don't even know about deep linking, or that it can be done with an SDK. A big appeal of Fabric is also
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Reflection on six months of Swift(khanlou.com)
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by sixstringtheory 10y ago
You can't take it with you, folks, and that includes your body. I don't get the rituals around what happens to bodies after consciousness leaves them. Let the dust return to dust. So what if it happens together with a bunch of oth
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by sixstringtheory 10y ago
I've long wondered about other psychological favtors that come into play as well. I wonder if each time I give a song a thumbs up, say, during radio play, they record features like day of the week, month of the year, season, the weathe
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by sixstringtheory 11y ago
It sounds like you have a conscience, so be careful not to make the mistake of thinking two wrongs make a right :) You still have to live with your decisions in your own mind all your life, even if you never get caught. Some people literall
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by sixstringtheory 11y ago
Genetically, people predisposed to stimulant addiction tend to like coffee and cigarettes. Also, the collection of vignettes by Jim Jarmusch, my favorite being the one with the RZA, the GZA and Bill Murray: https://m.youtube.com&
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by sixstringtheory 11y ago
I'm torn here. Either they really are close, and what I thought about the tech e.g. SE was way off (or there are exploitable bugs--possible), or this firm isn't done with the spotlight yet and are getting this poor grieving man&#x
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Cellebrite thinks it's close to hacking iPhone 6(cultofmac.com)
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by sixstringtheory 11y ago
Disclaimer: engineer at Fabric; I don't have access to detailed numbers or processes used to derive these kinds of announcements. This is a great milestone regardless, I'm just trying to put it into perspective. This website has a
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A Culture of Sensitivity(thecrimson.com)
2 points by sixstringtheory 11y ago|0 comments
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by sixstringtheory 11y ago
Excellent work and presentation! I'd love to see a similar treatment on jeans. For instance, I wear Levi's, and always default to 501 32/32, and the 5 pairs I have range from baggy to painted-on. I'd be interested to see
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CoreBluetooth Block-based API
1 points by sixstringtheory 11y ago|0 comments