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khelloworld
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Comment #1278556
I don't even own an iPhone. I hope that answers your question.
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Comment #1278512
Gizmodo not only ruined it for Apple and the engineer, it also ruined the fun for Apple fans like myself anxiously looking forward to the rumored-filled days just before the next d…
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Comment #1275844
"(CNN) -- Lars and Jens Rasmussen were broke and jobless -- with only $16 between them -- when they made it big in the Web world by selling their idea for Google Maps." SOURCE: htt…
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Comment #1264283
If anything, I think it will encourage private enterprise to work harder.
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Comment #1264248
This is what worries me the most: http://twitter.com/neiltyson/status/12041303534 Until we get out of our comfort zone, we won't make much progress.
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Comment #1256451
I speak objective-c. I like it's verbosity. I couldn't care less about the recent changes in the toc partly because I knew this was coming.
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Comment #1254429
To put it succinctly: All of us are royally screwed.
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Comment #1254088
Yes.
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Comment #1254083
Of course programming isn't just about using APIs. But, writing apps for the iPhone is.
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Comment #1253875
I'm sure they've learnt their lesson from last time. We all know how that went. lol..
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Comment #1253813
I think what you mean is "productive" not "creative." If thats what you mean, I am with you. Obviously the more abstracted out low level details are, the more easier it is to churn…
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Comment #1253665
As much as I'd like to agree with you, that is simply not going to happen. Do you seriously think companies/developers like EA, Cultured Code, Omni Group etc are going to leave the…
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Comment #1253601
I'm not really sure if they are hurting themselves.
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Comment #1253413
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to imply that people unwilling to learn 'Objective-C' are lazy people. Instead, my argument was that if someone is so keen on developing apps for the platf…
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Comment #1253344
While there are a lot of hobbyists on the app store, there are a lot of people doing actual business -- and they make up for a majority of the noteworthy apps (apps like Things, Ta…
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Comment #1253322
If people are are that enthusiastic about developing for the iphone os, is learning objective-c that big of a deal. Really?
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Comment #1253290
While I understand his arguments, I fail to understand how not letting people use x or y language hinders innovation. If they were blocking people from using certain APIs (which th…
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Comment #1250637
I can smell a new iPad OS (or at least a new variant of iPhone OS) coming this fall.
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Comment #1250309
This will be the third time I will be downloading the 2.2 GB SDK on my slow-*ss network in just the last seven days. First the 3.2 GM, then the 3.2 official version, and now 4 beta…
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Comment #1249115
As you begin your 3rd year, here are a few things I wish for you: 1. May you be able to work with your brother, Google Apps, to allow SSL support for custom domains. 2. May you be …
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Comment #1247433
Nepal, although I goto school here in US.
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Comment #1242815
I wonder if Apple could drop the bomb and say they're bringing flash to the platform (since so many people are whining day and night about it) I hope not. On a more positive note, …
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Comment #1239798
While I do doubt they sold 700k iPads in just a day, it is certainly possible that a lot of people opted to pre-ordered their devices online.