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danabramov
9,673karma·1,751submissions·February 4, 2012
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Why would you want the backlight to stay on for a while, longer than default? Genuinely curious.
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What you're linking to is not iOS7 but a mockup done by 9to5mac. Oh, wait.
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You're not viewing their “website”, you're viewing a page dedicated to their new technology that they will incorporate into their search. If don't know what Yandex is, why don't yo…
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>The biophysio meter has been gauging the mood in the room, color coding them for convenience. Personally, you’ve always found that red hot conversations give you a headache while ice blue ones bo…
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There is a similar [common][1] idiom with `using` in C#.
When you need to create and later dispose several resources, to avoid excessive nesting you write using (var outFile = new StreamReader…
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Yup, I have this as well. 1 is black, 2 is yellow, 3 is green, 4 is orange, and so on. It has a side-effect: it's easier to remember phone numbers because I visualize sequences of colors (239 is yello…
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In my experience, it's fairly trivial to create a library binding so you can use ObjC library in C#. They even released a tool that generates bindings by header files, called ObjectiveSharpie.
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I am a bit confused as to what this does. Does it allow me to chat over someone's WiFi network with another client running this software? Something else?
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Congrats. Must've been a tough ride.
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Born in 1992, I felt this way as well. I literally spent months playing Crash Bandicoot when I was 9-13 years old. When I finally got a computer, I realized I don't like the aesthetic of the newer gam…
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People don't use protocols—people use tools.
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I use extension methods in a MonoTouch app for different purposes. * adding useful hacks to Apple classes: UIView FindTitleView (this UINavigationBar bar)
string GetDeviceName (this UIDevice…
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I'm sure he talks about server response times.
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And a passport, please.
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I know this is silly but is SHA-1 of your StackExchange username 28a0b3fe0e151fefc417ad7d526b99d726d0f319?
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I was expecting to read a criticism of the new version. (I haven't used it myself yet, and I haven't bought ST2 either—I keep using the trial version.) Instead what I got from this post is that the bu…
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If I understand correctly, this corresponds to `lock` in C#: lock (_gate) {
x[i] --;
}
At least in C# it is considered preferable to lock on a private field, as opposed to locking…
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Just received it, thank you.
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Just added-- My email would be my username at most popular email service dot com. Thanks.
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In CoffeeScipt-flavored pseudocode, I'd say memoize (f): ->
cache = { }
() ->
h = hash arguments
cache [h] ? (cache [h] = (f arguments))
And my…
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>Don't lie to your parents. This. During a bad period, I moved in to live with my family for a couple of weeks. It helps to eat and talk together, and if you had a happy childhood, you'll feel saf…
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Um, perhaps. And what exactly does this have to do with Russian girls?
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Is this meant to be sarcastic or serious?
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Yup, and I found C# versions of UIKit classes more convenient to code against. Regarding your point about MonoDevelop, I won't spill the beans but Xamarin is preparing something exciting to fix IDE pr…
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I think the mistake is so popular because we know how to write “ghost” and John.
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>C# is really a fanstastic language. But the downsides of being tied to the Windows/MSSQL/IIS platform is like have a boat anchor around your ankle. Similarly, how many people are excited about wi…
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I was thinking something more in line with this Fry & Laurie sketch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klZ2suVUL7Q