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Comment #30993555
There is a link to the library in the first sentence of the transcript. I know Pointfree do script their episodes but I can’t say I’ve ever noticed it in any detrimental way.
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Comment #15665254
iOS is relatively young. It attracts a lot of new programmers. For years iOS suffered from lack of ideas around architecture and solid programming practices. In the last few years …
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Comment #12762086
Lots of sites down for me in the UK. I was using my ISPs DNS (Sky), switched to 8.8.8.8 and not much better.
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Comment #8967778
One workaround is to change your business model and accept donations instead. That obviously won't work for everyone, obviously. This works because tips and gratuities are not cons…
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Comment #8966024
Has there been any concrete evidence that the EU plans to extend these rules to physical goods as I've only seen speculation.
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Comment #8966017
Grey area IMO and different EU tax authorities may have differing views, just to make things more complicated.
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Comment #8966011
Yes, B2B sales between EU countries are handled using the reverse charge system, when the supply is where the customer belongs - subject to certain use and enjoyment provisions (e.…
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Comment #8965975
As I mention in my post below, if you're a non-EU company selling digital goods and services to EU customers, then strictly speaking these new rules don't change much - it's was al…
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Comment #8965929
On digital goods and services. I'm pretty sure the liability to pay VAT on physical goods, along with any import duty, is the customers when the item is imported. For the record, h…
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Comment #8965901
US/non-EU companies selling digital products and services to the EU is most certainly NOT exempt, and it wasn't exempt before these recent changes - it's been a requirement that US…
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Comment #8779646
I don't have the time to read it and verify but could this be a patent for the algorithm? If so, does it make any difference anyway? http://www.google.com/patents/US20090043584
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Comment #8779642
Is this the patent for the algorithm in question? http://www.google.com/patents/US20090043584
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Comment #8332959
Have you used Appium? It does pretty much the same thing. I have an alternative Ruby library for it too: https://github.com/songkick/rubium-ios You can use it with Cucumber or Rspe…
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Comment #7049996
Other than adding dozens of methods to NSArray/MutableArray for each "generic" you define and limiting my choice of collection to an array (rather than a set or dictionary), why wo…
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Comment #6854558
Using the new keyframe animation API by the looks of things.
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Comment #6854553
You may want to check the release notes of the latest iOS/Xcode beta. (but yes, I agree, that it has taken this long is crazy)
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Comment #6767986
> Everyone except the authors of the "Blocks Programming Topics" and the authors of the AVCamCaptureManager sample code. Maybe. No - it's just that these documents/samples haven't …
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Comment #6175018
They always have been. The new XIB format is the same as the current Storyboard format. It doesn't completely prevent merge conflicts though.
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Comment #3759158
I'm sure if Apple really wanted to incorporate this into their apps they would either a) license the patent or b) just do it anyway.
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Comment #3577940
And soon it won't even need MacRuby, just the Ruby that ships with OSX.
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Comment #3110909
It is admittedly, on double-checking, a bit convoluted. Settings > iCloud > Storage and Backup > Manage Storage > [DEVICE] > Backup Options.
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Comment #3110559
Yes, you can disable iCloud backup on a per app basis.
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Comment #3109077
But only if you are online, which defeats the object of "offline access".
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Comment #3109040
I honestly don't think there is an issue with allowing Instapaper content to get backed up to iCloud here. The analogy of a user created archive is a good one. If people don't want…
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Comment #3109011
Lots of people are focussing on Marco's particular use case in the comments, and I think it's a valid one, but this extends beyond simple documents. There is a category of data tha…