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17y ago
Its behavior for applications which use a GUI is unspecified by Apple (afaik) which means it could break at any time. Among other problems: Dock icon weirdness (no bouncing, status changes are strange) your app won't show up in the "Recent
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17y ago
It's important to point out that doing this is a bad idea (as the author of the article notes.) The behavior specified by this plist value is meant for daemon processes. Google is using it because they run daemon processes for the window re
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17y ago
Didn't seem that bad to me. Sarcasm?
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17y ago
Requires Silverlight.
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17y ago
Well, on iPhone, it would get deallocated with the next pool drain, not garbage collected (since garbage collection does not exist for iPhone as of now.) foo = myshinyobject is ok if you use instantiate it like [[SomeClassThing alloc] inite
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17y ago
Anecdote: the speech recognition works unsettlingly well for me.
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17y ago
consider Apple iTunes -- if your hard drive fails you have to re-purchase everything Or you could, like, make backups. Which iTunes even pleads you to do.
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17y ago
$10 to anyone who can successfully summarize an idea that all the buzzwords on this page might be trying to form.
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17y ago
Actually, yeah, it is. :)
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17y ago
You're right, I should have said that Texas chose to drill their oil.
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17y ago
You're overthinking it. Silicon Valley provides good models for building businesses. The state and local governments are masters of burning money and getting nothing from it. As a taxpayer in California, I cannot track where most of my mone
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17y ago
I really hope this goes somewhere. I think there's a good chance they'll be able to make it difficult to attack this client to the point that other targets (Flash, Java, QuickTime, etc) will be easier to do damage with. And native code in t
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17y ago
This makes sense and it could work :) I imagine you would have to spend time tuning the tokens you map out. I think this would break down pretty quickly with moderate or complicated regexes, but those might not be the majority of searches.
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17y ago
Quote is unrelated to what you are saying! use MapReduce to expand the regex over the keys So we have a hash table of words/searches -> results Because we have this, we can regex search the keys, and end up with the result pages. ..
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17y ago
..what? I would love to see you try to explain how you think this works :)
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17y ago
really tasteless (and unfitting) comparison. and your blog is ugly.
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17y ago
very proper and well written, with detached and unspecific wording. a general sense of disapproval towards americans and japanese. an implication that people have a misunderstanding of the world in terms of governance and foreign perception
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17y ago
legitimate question: are you one of the information/opinion disseminators under charge of the Chinese government? i'm not trying to be a dick, i really am curious. i'm not so closed-minded as to disregard what was written in your post, rath
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17y ago
You don't necessarily up/down people on HN because you agree or disagree with them. It's about contributing to discussion.
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17y ago
flash does not run acceptably on my quad core xeon on mac os x. whatever they supposedly got running on an iPhone is not flash as we know it. not to mention the flash mentioned in this ad (not really an article in a journalistic sense) for
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17y ago
that link runs NSFW ads, look out
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17y ago
The Little Schemer
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17y ago
This sounds cool, but I think I will just make a jumble if I try to actually use it. What I like most about closures in most languages is how quickly it lets you work. In C, I don't want to work quickly. I need to be methodical and pay clos
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17y ago
yeah, but can you name many others?
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17y ago
DVI can carry HDCP just fine. In fact, if you have a recent desktop display with a DVI port, there's a good chance it has HDCP. And if you're running a recent version of Windows with a recent graphics card, there's a good chance you're actu
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Excerpts From the Diary of an [iTunes] App Store Reviewer
(daringfireball.net)
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17y ago
Why does one have to defeat the other?
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This is actually one of the best intros to Unicode (and string encoding in general) I've seen. If the rest of the book ends up being of this quality, I'll be pretty pumped.
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17y ago
Factor!
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17y ago
I actually think #1 is accurate – if you don't have any money, and you're already working on your product, then you obviously aren't burning through tons of cash just to stay operational. If developing your product is eating through cash, y
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