gorena

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by gorena 11y ago
Is this going to be open source? Or a commercial product? I don't think most iOS devs would want to use a closed-source library, not necessarily because they're averse to paying for something, but because the UX of using one is mu
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by gorena 11y ago
One thing to note: Carthage usage is invisible, since frameworks built with Carthage are just Plain Old Frameworks. So people that have migrated from Pods to Carthage will be hard to track.
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by gorena 11y ago
Using an unmaintained networking stack should terrify you.
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by gorena 11y ago
Scary how many of these are obsolete or outdated. "Bolts-iOS" is a dependency of "facebook-ios-sdk", which means that 19 of the top apps are using an outdated version of the Facebook SDK that predates Bolts, and might
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by gorena 11y ago
You've never been to a Whole Foods?
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by gorena 11y ago
Healthcare is a benefit in the UK? I thought it was socialized?
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by gorena 11y ago
In apps properly coded against the UIFont APIs, you can: https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/ios//document... :
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by gorena 11y ago
~"It's not the mobile internet, it's just the internet" - Apple, at iPhone release
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by gorena 11y ago
Well, that's why they give acquihired employees a whole bunch of RSUs. I worked for a boring corporate acquihirer for a while because they were paying me the stock equivalent of my salary (which also increased) every year.
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by gorena 11y ago
Sorry, you're totally correct - this assumes someone that isn't performing strength-based exercise!
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by gorena 11y ago
Did potatoes, sugar cane, and olives stop being plants...?
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by gorena 11y ago
Anyone who eats above their TDEE for an extended period will become obese, which is trivially possible on a vegan diet of french fries topped with sugar and olive oil. What does this have to do with a vegan diet? Since you're asking pe
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by gorena 11y ago
But you just have to eat less beef - spinach isn't inherently obesity-preventing, if you somehow eat 2500 calories of spinach (I mean, good luck, but...) but only expend 2000 per day, you'll gain weight!
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by gorena 11y ago
> It's worth noting that my cousin also moved to SoCal. She's now in her 40's and snorts cocaine 2 or 3 times a week in the evening to skip eating to keep herself slim. Apparently it's a very common practise amongst h
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by gorena 11y ago
http://examine.com/faq/will-eating-eggs-increase-my-choleste...
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by gorena 11y ago
How would it resolve the differences in types without mangling?
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by gorena 11y ago
> barely a single brand of unsweetened yogurt even in Whole Foods Huh? My Whole Foods has Fage (the best, IMO), Siggi's, Wallaby, and more. Like this: http://images.costcobusinessdelivery.com/image/media/35
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by gorena 11y ago
Not sure of the state of Scala on Android, but having a language that actually has real closures is appealing. To say nothing of ADTs, nullability, etc...
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by gorena 11y ago
This isn't really C, though. It's "Clang C" - which is arguably better than C, and I wouldn't want to be stuck writing non-Clang C, but it should be represented correctly.
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by gorena 11y ago
Interesting - typically I would associate "urban" with smaller grocery stores. i.e. there are 8 grocery stores within a few minutes walk, but they are all smaller - some just sell produce, others are smaller versions of suburban
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by gorena 11y ago
Assuming the full meal was a burger, there's basically no fiber. "Healthy food" tends to mean something including a bunch of vegetables, which are full of fiber
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by gorena 11y ago
Where does the data come from? It doesn't say.
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by gorena 11y ago
Not exactly, Flushing in Queens is not obese, but isn't at all a rich neighborhood (assuming blue=good, red=bad, this thing doesn't have a key). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flushing,_Queens
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by gorena 11y ago
It seems weird that they'd put their software engineers and even customer support all the way down in Industry City. Unless you live off the D/N/R in Brooklyn already, or maybe in lower Manhattan, that's a horrid commu
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by gorena 11y ago
Betteridge's law definitely applies here. https://github.com/PureLayout/PureLayout PureLayout is a fantastic library for layout on iOS. There's no weird operator overloading, or semantically odd DSLs. It just
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by gorena 11y ago
Hey, what's the difference between R and a library for Haskell (or even Python)? It's interesting that a language that is limited to a particular use (statistical analysis) has taken off so much instead of a library for a general
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by gorena 11y ago
> Bezos is the #1 CEO in Tech right now. As long as you're not one of his employees, sure. If I had a choice between working for Bezos or working for Joel Spolsky at half the pay, it wouldn't even be close. Of course, in real l
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by gorena 11y ago
No, because handicap laws are for the benefit of society. Rich men shouldn't get to skip out on them because they're rich.
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by gorena 11y ago
If American laborers (yes, engineers, you are laborers) still remembered how to sharpen axes, maybe that would happen less. http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/oct/05/air-france-work...
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by gorena 11y ago
Am I correct to assume this movie makes no mention of his systematic illegal wage suppression?

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