thealistra

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by thealistra 6y ago
They describe and edge case of someone not getting the email or wanting to login on another platform. I’m talking about the most common happy path that they don’t want to optimize - the user registration/login I hate typing a secure pa
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by thealistra 6y ago
For me it sounds like they didn’t like the additional work Apple made them do, that would actually benefit the end user - I love sign in with apple, the best part is the unified workflow without typing on a phone. I dream of a world when I
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by thealistra 6y ago
Did anyone create a bug report for Apple I can duplicate? Apple usually prioritizes bugs by duplicate count.
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by thealistra 6y ago
Yeah. I don’t like how the tone of this article is „you should do X” instead of „X works for me, look maybe parts will work for you”
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by thealistra 6y ago
Is this even allowed by Apple guidelines? Isn’t it the same rule that banned Flash?
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by thealistra 6y ago
I don't like GUI git tools as they always have issues with edge cases. git is a complicated system and you can have multiple weird configurations in your repo/system. Most of the GUI tools just focus on the MVP workflow and often
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by thealistra 8y ago
Yep, working in iOS/OS X for 9 years now. The primitives are queues not mutexes.
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by thealistra 9y ago
1. You assume every millennial eats soya. 2. You assume soya decreases testosterone. 3. You assume that testosterone is the cause of not liking breasts. 4. You assume people don't go to Hooters because they don't like breasts.
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by thealistra 9y ago
iOS can run Objective-C which is a superset of C, you can run the code natively and use Objective-C to display it.
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by thealistra 9y ago
I wanted to download a few hundreds of files, but the server was enabling only 4 simultaneous connections. I did a makefile like file1: wget http://example.com/file1 file2: wget http://e
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by thealistra 10y ago
Wanted to write exactly this. This is a hurtful advice.
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by thealistra 10y ago
It claimed that recursive binary search has a space complexity of O(1) - it has O(log n) as the stack frames are your used memory
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by thealistra 10y ago
To be a cool compiler, you don't want to optimize this in the AST building phase. The user may be running in a mode of printing the AST only, to e.g. implement their own autocompletion. This code obfuscates the truth by doing this. I r
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by thealistra 10y ago
how is vim simple?
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by thealistra 10y ago
Two things I want to say/ask. 1. What happens if you get sick. You say this is a project in production and there is money on the table (I assume not only yours). What if you get sick and are unable to work for 3 weeks or 6 months. Don&
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by thealistra 10y ago
the app works to fast and I as a user get confused. It should show who won, with what match at the end of the round for a longer period of time
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by thealistra 10y ago
Name collision with emerge, the Gentoo package manager. If this is an early stage of the project, you may think about a more unique name. https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Portage#emerge
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by thealistra 10y ago
They also have other open source things here http://github.com/uber , why shame them for not contributing to the specific things, which they may as well use vanilla
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by thealistra 10y ago
It's weird, as this is mostly a programmer-related community, I am a programmer and I never found that typing is the bottleneck. Mostly the thinking part is the bottleneck.
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by thealistra 10y ago
I kinda assumed that after I had my call history on my Mac and iPad Facetime apps, since it is possible to call using any iOS/macOS device in the network. You don't always have the phone reachable, so I assumed it syncs over iClou
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by thealistra 10y ago
Yes it does, because there is a proof of P /= PSPACE. So the whole paper implies P /= NP
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by thealistra 10y ago
The point is that feature compatibility is not everything. Apple may say that they develop webkit in a more power saving/secure/better manner than other browsers and this is the reason they lag on html5 features.
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by thealistra 10y ago
Why do you need a grammar if this is supposed to learn it itself from the code?
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by thealistra 10y ago
I always tended to autogenerate a makefile with fake goals like: g1: job1 g2: job2 and then one goal to depend on them all and I used make -j 4
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by thealistra 11y ago
Add an example of the product on the page
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by thealistra 11y ago
My rule of thumb - if it has an 'if' in it, use python. Writing in shell is like dancing on a minefield and there are sane programming languages just laying around.
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by thealistra 11y ago
Encoding and decoding speeds are acceptable, but should be improved
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by thealistra 11y ago
Sounds problematic if your sqlite database gets corrupted. Kinda doesn't use the whole UNIX philosophy thing.
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by thealistra 11y ago
And what will they do, when robots take all their jobs in some time?
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by thealistra 11y ago
Yeah it's hard to keep exponentially many code configurations that may compile together. It's hard to support in an IDE. Where a variable works nicely

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