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5y ago
I expect test for a unit. Honestly don’t know what your problem is.
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5y ago
What kind of a nonsense reason is this. If they actually did the work it'd be just as good as any other locale they do support. Why can Microsoft and Google offer excellent localization virtually everywhere, and Apple can't? Apple
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5y ago
Analyzing the contribution of particular individuals gives us no insight here. Sure, iOS7 definitely happened because Forstal was fired and Ive put in charge. But Ive didn't personally design any of iOS7, he was guiding others. Apple j
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slver
5y ago
Is it that confusing that units of code are subject to change, hence subject to regressions, hence their tests are used to prevent regression? 1. Unit testing is a kind of functional testing. On a unit. 2. And regression testing is rerunnin
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5y ago
Counting .lproj files tells you nothing. I technically have a keyboard layout for my country (although it supports no autocomplete or swipe). No translated UI, no dictation, no Siri, no nothing. But I'm sure that keyboard layout gets m
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slver
5y ago
It's really odd sometimes how much they focus on disability features, while also completely ignoring localization in entire countries.
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slver
5y ago
Unit testing is "what" you test, it's your scope. And regression testing is "why" you're testing, you running tests to detect regressions.
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slver
5y ago
Unit test and regression test are not in conflict.
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slver
5y ago
It's for regression testing.
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5y ago
Apple may be the best example, but to me iOS7 remains a huge shift to shocking mediocrity they're still recovering from. They're good, but they used to be better. Alas.
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5y ago
Unfortunately that explanation is too simplistic. You laugh while you mock someone and they're disturbed by that. We also have many cases of gangs beating up random people while laughing. We have phrases like "laughing at you"
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5y ago
> After all, you can continue to use Type1 fonts with existing software, as you mention. The thing you miss is that according to the parent, every piece of old software is useful and finished, except the ones they want the latest updates
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5y ago
> Software has a significant advantage over things that have to be made in the real world: it doesn't degrade over time. That's the conventional wisdom, but actually it's wrong in every possible sense. Software is an insep
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5y ago
> Apple can do it Apple is still slowly recovering from its iOS7 moment, so not a great example.
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5y ago
Think carefully if you care how someone stole the data. Or you care more about how likely it is to steal the data. I can argue that penalizing companies for being blackmailed in fact encourages less cooperation with authorities, which encou
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5y ago
In chrome when a site hangs its process the browser chrome is still responsive. So you just close the tab.
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5y ago
In toddlers and in very elderly, the sleep-wake cycle can no longer be full 24 hours due to decreased/lower abilities of your body to “buffer” for that amount of time. So a single well defined afternoon sleep can be good. I wouldn’t ca
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slver
5y ago
Penalizing you for being blackmailed doesn’t force cooperation. Because an alternative is paying quietly and not informing the authorities. This is what this model encourages in practice. Less cooperation.
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5y ago
> Why wouldn't nvidia and amd or any other card maker just keep the cards and mine all the cryptocurrency for themselves? Bitcoin costs more to mine than the power bill you'll receive. This is why increasingly most malware happ
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5y ago
Oh yeah let's talk about how perfect is the enemy of better, when discussing an idea to bury victims of ransomware into the ground with government penalties on top of ransom and leaks. Here's another thought in the same vein: let&
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slver
5y ago
You imply as if there's a store where you can go and buy yourself 10 pounds of security for 20 money, and that's that, your data is safe for life. Security is a heuristic based on millions of variables other than a simple price la
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5y ago
This is a bit like the question how to have a system that promotes honest, smart politicians. As you might guess, nobody has figured that out yet. Ultimately the only way is an omniscient, omnipresent CEO who does all the important stuff al
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5y ago
It's also an incentive to pay immediately, and tell no one about it.
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5y ago
We must protect ourselves against insiders. Let's hire some insiders to do it. Ah, shit.
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5y ago
You say this as if a disgruntled employee can't compromise the security of literally any system at all. Remember Snowden didn't hack the CIA. He just worked there. And has a user/pass.
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5y ago
So a hacker has your data, and demands money. The government's proposal: 1. If you pay the hacker, we want money because you paid a hacker. 2. If you don't pay the hacker, we want money because you leaked your users' data. Th
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slver
5y ago
I've not seen a single study to demonstrate causative link, or conclusively eliminate other variables (which is frankly quite impossible anyway). Unfortunately a lie repeated a thousand times (by media) becomes truth. And it's jus
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5y ago
Ah, I align with him then. Regarding mortality and the 7 hour mark, this is such unfortunate bullshit, that keeps being propagated by people who should know better. Ill people sleep more (even if you catch a cold, once you get past the peak
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5y ago
Ah yeah, growth occurs mostly during sleep. Vast majority of it. Growth hormone is actually released mostly during sleep. When a cell has to function as part of a higher-level system, "dividing" is kind of disruptive. So this happ
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5y ago
My reduction strives to drive home the core of an idea that extends both at higher levels (i.e. we have passive/active cycles as a society as well, the most simple example being workweek/weekend), and lower levels, like your bacte
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