rabenfrass

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by rabenfrass 4y ago
In the video demo they show a glitch in the iOS screen. For a fraction of a second the Recent Products carousel has height zero and we see the cells from the carousel below (try recording with slo mo camera to see it). An obvious programmin
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by rabenfrass 6y ago
We’d like a swift version of Core Data (a graph of objects), not a ORM. For async programming we have GCD and reactive libraries, async await is on master already, a design document is expected this month.
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by rabenfrass 14y ago
This post has many generalizations and little technical content. The subject is interesting (for ObjC programmers mostly), but arguments are shallow. > it was never an issue to port correct C/C++ code In C/C++ there is no such thing a
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by rabenfrass 14y ago
elegance, simplicity, beauty.. do those words emanate from Ruby in waves or from your inability to give a technical description? what overhead and code-bloat are you talking about? you can read the LLVM code and the objc runtime from Apple
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by rabenfrass 14y ago
> ObjC needs to be replaced, I'd like to know why. I've been hearing this for a while based on the generic design LLVM/Clang and the slower dynamic nature of Objective-C. Both BS reasons.
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by rabenfrass 15y ago
So - thanks to their special relationship with Apple - Atari has successfully scrubbed the app store of their perceived competition. It looks as though Apple complied without so much as a rebuttal or independent evaluat
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by rabenfrass 15y ago
SteerMouse + Logitech mouse of your choice.
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by rabenfrass 15y ago
You can 1) throw in a suggestion, 2) blindly suggest whatever works for you as the best way, 3) learn about the goals, setup, and knowledge of the user as the first step. The point of the article is: 2) is a mistake.
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by rabenfrass 15y ago
And I don't understand why you post random links about issues you are not familiar with, which is what you would need to digest them. Some APIs are not ready for developer use, end of story. Apple does right to forbid their use to avoid cra
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by rabenfrass 15y ago
Not entirely true. Both iOS and Android have a way to remove applications from your phone. That's useful against rogue applications, the latest of which is HTC's Android giving away your personal data. You want a safe and unregulated market
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by rabenfrass 16y ago
This article is so sadly wrong and misguided. The following comes to mind: Profit in art? http://www.weareoca.com/photography/profit-in-art/ Without reading Chimero's mind, I dare to say he loves what he does, and does it so he can keep d