Nathan J Barnatt has great videos.

HenryTheRed · 18 days

This one is my long term favorite: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyARHscb8mU

eliseosoto · 25 days

I wonder why NaN (and Inf) has been left out when floating point numbers are in.

That caused some unfortunate errors in my app. But searching shown others ran into this as well. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1423081/json-left-out-infinity-and-nan-json-status-in-ecmascript

likelyunlikely · 1 month

So your connections to relatives are now tied?

austinsible · 2 months

see this hypothesis http://www.peterfrase.com/2010/12/anti-star-trek-a-theory-of-posterity/

ragingtuna · 2 months

I don't like filtering at all, but I like highlighting.

IDE I use (Intellij IDEA) highlights class names in the stack-trace that are present in project and makes them clickable (so that the source is opened at the line from stacktrace). That is quite satisfactory for me.

diggsalot · 2 months

Two years ago when I was buying my first Android phone - no. But now when I consider new one - yes.

reisespieces7337 · 2 months

http://www.ted.com/talks/rob_reid_the_8_billion_ipod.html?source=google_plusone

ozzilee · 2 months

I have HP LP2065 (IPS) which is great. But reviewed display lacks OSD and controls so it is deal-breaker for me since I use linux for which there would be no control software.

tailcalled · 2 months

I have used this to branch in quad trees:

ifQuad True True thenQuad _ _ _ = thenQuad
ifQuad True False _ thenQuad _ _ = thenQuad
ifQuad False True _ _ thenQuad _ = thenQuad
ifQuad False False _ _ _ thenQuad = thenQuad

TheloniusPhunk · 2 months

I think they exaggerate only slightly. Most articles about Android security by security companies are technically ok. But what they do wrong are solutions.

A lot of issues comes from security bugs in default browser (webkit) and in local kernel and base Android system vulnerabilities. Security bugs happen. But security updates are often missing in mobile world. So there are known bugs and no fixes. See http://www.reddit.com/r/androiddev/comments/qrxit/how_did_he_root_this_guys_phone_via_browser/
That is bad and security apps marketed by most of the Android security companies are not going to fix that. They may scan apps before installing, but that is not proper solution for whole issue. Some better solutions require to have root access - those could be somewhat effective - but to get root access on Android you need to have non-manufacturer roms or you have to exploit local kernel bug. And if the app of the security company can get root, the evil apps can do it too. So security companies sell something different which is not really effective against this.

Real solution are security updates embraced in the core of the system by Google (like Microsoft did with Windows Update).

TL;DR: bugs happen, fixes are missing, security companies fix only a subset of the whole security issue, only Google can make the system more secure as a whole

ink_13 · 2 months

Languaging is overrated.

Jeran · 3 months

see http://www.reddit.com/r/aww/comments/l3b9n/our_kitty_has_different_coloured_eyes/

AtticusFynch · 4 months

Expecting to see next part where he discusses inflation which was omitted for now.

homoiconic · 4 months

Here is an example where C compiler optimizations and CPU architecture make a case for two loops being faster than one:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8547778/why-is-one-loop-so-much-slower-than-two-loops

homoiconic · 4 months

It can be fixed this way:

function oneArg(f) {
    return function(x) { return f(x) }
}

['1','2','3','4'].map(oneArg(parseInt))

obvioustroll · 4 months

I assumed that as well.

Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_panorama

Seele · 4 months

Why not have something more powerful: the full reflection for call stack.

So you could implement continuation yourself but you could also serialize and deserialize stack as you like. That could be great for web apps where continuation frameworks were touted as great thing, but programming languages that supported them did not offer serialization and deserialization so it did not work in real world where user session (or some parts of it) should persist even a server node restart.

jtra · 5 months

I like it.

bolognaeatmy · 5 months

Brightest thing in the picture (that attracts eye) is blurred man in background, while the main (focused) subject is dark. This causes a conflict. Fortunatelly the hand of the singer and mic is slightly brighter than rest. Try to play with relative brightness of image parts.

Just_Kino · 5 months

GIMP can be integrated with ufraw which provides some raw support.

I use GIMP on Linux, but it has some issues like lack of modes with more than 8bit per RGB component. But this should be fixed in some next year version. I also use RawTherapee.

GIMP is quite good for editing and it is worth to investigate.

yole · 5 months

IDEA shows parameters via ctrl-p correctly. At least versions 6 to 10.5 I used.

VilleHopfield · 5 months

works well for me

the-ace · 5 months

Anonymous - but traceable

Secure - only as your operating system, so not that much; online wallets are at risk too

Digital - ok

Fast - as long as there is incentive to process transactions

Global - yet only few use it

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