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marcomonteiro
7mo ago
There was never an Apple Car, but if there was ever a thing that might have become an Apple Car it wouldn’t look anything like this.
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marcomonteiro
2y ago
That's the "pattern".
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marcomonteiro
9y ago
Isn't it though? It's the "password" to the secure enclave which then provides a "password" to the OS. Edit: I agree with your statement that "a password is something i can change if it gets compromised.
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marcomonteiro
9y ago
Thanks for being so open to sharing. Do you have a blog? How do I find your blog? Before you posted this comment how would I even know to look you up. Just because someone on the internet had a particular setup doesn't mean I want to f
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9y ago
No. Please file a radar. They get read and the more dups increases the likelihood it'll be addressed.
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9y ago
+1 Though I do leave the occasional TODO or FIXME comment in code I prefer using deprecation attributes so that it results in a compiler warning. I spend a lot of time in Xcode so for me I like that autocomplete shows the method with a str
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10y ago
Actually that's (almost) exactly how I did it joining Apple. I had already interviewed and been turned down with the group I wanted to join twice. Now I was coming in for another interview with a different hiring manager. I was will
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12y ago
The title is misleading. Looking at the About Us section it appears that only the CEO/Founder worked at Apple. It's nice to see a new entrant into the industry none the less though. Interesting idea to use audio detection but I&
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12y ago
Can you elaborate on how static library support is a hard requirement for your workflow and why frameworks (LLVM modules) don't meet your needs. I'm genuinely curious as I haven't had a chance to do any real work in Swift ye
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12y ago
I feel there's an important amount of context left out for anyone to give you sound advice. Do you have a wife/husband? Children? Ages? Any other commitments? A mortgage, car payments, other debt? What fields have you been i
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Nest Developer Program
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12y ago
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12y ago
Hey Vibhu, Marco on the Apps Team at Nest.
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12y ago
I literally write more than 90% of all code away from the office. People walking by, random questions/discussions, pointless meetings that make people feel like they accomplished something even though they didn't or someone just
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12y ago
This was my first thought and I actually looked to see if it was a gag site. Otherwise I agree with other comments that it needs to be a CLI tool to become truly useful for me.
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12y ago
Negotiate for an extra $100M worth of acquiring company stock, a permanent seat on the board, and the $10M cash now. Oh yeah and a reserved double-wide parking spot near the front door for my brand new Aston Martin. If I'm gonna dream,
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12y ago
Not from my experience.
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12y ago
I agree. I was a little thrown off by the quick link to being racially insensitive. I figured he just left out a lot of context. It was also a little strange that something like that wasn't disclosed by his significant other (they were
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12y ago
self in that context would be the class. The issue he was facing is that in subclasses, "self", would refer to a different class and therefore the lock wouldn't apply. What he's pointing out is that he resolved that iss
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13y ago
Cheap trick to boost Windows Phone market share numbers?
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13y ago
You obviously didn't read the article. This isn't an issue of someone losing their password and subsequently being locked out of their account --- something that Apple would help with. It was mom's iPad. She died. They don&#x
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13y ago
It doesn't really matter what the language is, SQL injection vulnerabilities are serious in any language. A competent web developer understands that -- especially a "Programmer Extraordinaire".
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13y ago
Same. I think I've read every post in NSHipster at least twice.
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14y ago
Daylight savings time?
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14y ago
This is amazing news! I had to suspend my membership for the last few months (economic reasons) but I'm glad to see that the Dojo lives on. Congratulations.
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14y ago
As an American, this disturbs me to no end. There are laws on the books to prevent a manufacturer from selling their own product directly to consumers? And what of the benefit? To protect a certain class of sales people. I'm a licensed r
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14y ago
Maybe they should have added "The" in front of the title.
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14y ago
I guess a more direct question would be how and if this will help a self-taught developer be more competitive. I'm self-taught. I've been studying and "practicing" programming since I was a kid but I never finished a BSCS and I often feel
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14y ago
Do you think it would have a significant impact in the private sector though?
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14y ago
I really like the simple UI to this. Great work! Just curious what the future plans of this project are. Any plans of open sourcing it?
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14y ago
I wholeheartedly disagree. First because I'm a self-taught developer (if such a thing is actually possibly), and second, because I often find myself studying deeply into things outside of the languages I use. A self-taught programmer isn't
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