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Comment #17426456
The files are deleted, but any keychain secrets are persisted across app installs.
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Comment #14326933
I was really hoping Visual Studio 2017 for Mac would support this, but it looks like it doesnt have full extension support yet.
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Comment #11447223
Agreed. I think Technical Debt is used incorrectly here, I only consider items debt once they are merged and are intended to be fixed at a future time.
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Comment #10754846
I am not liking this new trend where everything must animate as you scroll.
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Comment #9758046
I really enjoy the Big Nerd Ranch books, although I am a bit biased because they sign my paychecks.
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Comment #9446416
KG4ZHA here. I have been doing it for a little over 10 years now. I second the Baofeng recommendation, it is a great starter radio and you will be able to find a local 2m repeater …
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Comment #9010404
One interesting benefit I see is the ability to easily parallelize the work. Take a look at the render implementation here - https://github.com/fogleman/pt/blob/master/pt/render.go…
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Comment #9009836
Fogleman, you are an incredible developer. I hope to one day have your motivation for side projects like this.
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Comment #8697684
I'd really love to see a video of the product before signing up.
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Comment #7581986
I'm not an expert on licensing, but couldn't Apple continue using the current version of mogenerator? A license change would only prevent them from taking latest.
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Comment #6013629
A Microsoft employee is the editor on this document. Also, how is binary protocol used to "reduce transparency" ? Its simply a different way of encoding, and once this takes off th…
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Comment #5608139
Apple really does a good job with this conference. Food is great, sessions are great, and the people are excellent. Is it worth it? Overwhelmingly yes. First, the labs are the most…
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Comment #5493286
What typeface is this?
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Comment #4724273
A few weeks ago, I had an email from a recruiter that contained a job description that I had written just a few days prior. This guy was trying to recruit me for my own team. I for…
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Comment #4709087
We use Gitlab - a nice web UI on top of gitolite. In our world, its the perfect on-premise Git solution.
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Comment #4646283
I am from Atlanta and I dont even know most of the startups around here. Seems like there might be a need for the startup map.
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Comment #4521860
from someone who has worked a lot with PDF, excellent work.
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Comment #3720248
It is strange the article makes no mention of grand central dispatch. It makes threading easy even for the most inexperienced developer.
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Comment #3347658
It might sound obvious, but I would have written more code. In school you work on such small scale projects it doesn't give you a good sense of what happens in the real world. Work…