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by rbrown46 1y ago
Cook saw it through, but Apple began moving towards replacing Intel back in 2008 (under Jobs) when they acquired P.A. Semi.
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by rbrown46 3y ago
I’ve gotten good insight into what takes up space in binaries by profiling with Bloaty McBloatface. My last profiling session showed that clang’s ThinLTO was inlining too aggressively in some cases, causing functions that should be tiny to
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Ableton Note: a playable iOS app for forming musical ideas(ableton.com)
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by rbrown46 4y ago
This a summary of an open access article published in Cell: https://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(22)00398-1 The longevity diet identifies six steps designed to increase lifespan by promoting lean body mas
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by rbrown46 13y ago
We've been using Opera Critic ( https://github.com/jensl/critic ) where I work for about half a year. We did trial runs with Gerrit, Barkeep and Phabricator before settling on it. My impression is that its almost co
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by rbrown46 13y ago
On another occasion, Lewin called Linux, which made servers in North Carolina, to say Akamai needed around 1,000 servers in four weeks. The company said such a large order wasn’t possible; they needed more time. Instead of pleading with
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by rbrown46 15y ago
This is the second time (to my knowledge, may have been going on for a while) that an Xcode beta has been made available to only one of the two (Mac and iOS) developer programs. The Xcode 4.3 beta was only available to iOS developers -- des
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by rbrown46 15y ago
#pragma once aside, I agree that not having to worry about writing and including headers at all is a significant improvement of Go over C++.
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by rbrown46 15y ago
http://apps.facebook.com/facebooklive/
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by rbrown46 15y ago
I tried to get into Lucene (using SOLR) recently but was put off by it's complexity for what was, in my case, a simple use case (searching through a large document set of html, txt, and doc files quickly using proximity search). After futzi
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by rbrown46 15y ago
Jobs does use Mail (on both the iPhone and the Mac – as can be seen from examining the headers of his widely publicized emails)... and plenty of people aren't exactly fans of that application.