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I just wanted to say thank you - I'm a web developer who has been learning iOS dev in his spare time and made the decision pretty early on to build my views programmatically.

It seemed crazy and old school to me to have the UI stuff that IB generates stored in XML - I definitely thought it should generate the same code that you would write to do it programmatically.

Also, the code for building UIs programmatically has been so unnecessarily complicated. Like building a collection view with all the functions needed and boilerplate code compared to the few lines we saw in the demo.

This seems so simple and declarative. It makes me feel a lot better about my future as an app developer. Thanks again!
The comment wasn't about you, it was about articles written by people who want to try very hard to Be Encouraging, an affliction which inhibits adults from seeing children and, in advanced cases, minorities, as people, instead of Things Which Need Encouragement. The end result is articles which are incapable of talking about the achievements, and instead talk about the achievers, as if "encouragement" consists of having your life story plastered on the nearest piece of media.
I think people just have to realize that they can't act like a car on a bike, especially in the bike lane.

Take the left. In no way are you supposed to merge over into a left lane, wait for cars to clear, and move left on a green or yellow like you would in a car. That's just not what's supposed to be done, but everyone does it because we aren't educated on biking laws or even best practices like we are when we take our drivers test at 15 or 16 years old.

To take a left, you don't leave the right side of the road at all. You pull up in front of the stopped perpendicular traffic on your right side, turn your bike 90* to your left, wait for the green, and ride as if you were coming straight off that perpendicular road. No lane changes, no yielding on left, and you are in front of the traffic pack and visible.
How many Hollywood media makers are there? As an Apple shareholder should I be excited to learn that they made a specialty computer for this demographic?
It runs macOS and those consumer grade computers don't. If the best colorist in the area is working on your film, you give them the tools they ask for.
Cooperate and developers is a mass market, and I sure am the target segment. But 1k stand is for sure taking a piss on us. You can't just deflect valid criticism...
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> Most likely it will be companies buying this for their employees, not consumers for themselves.

I understand the whole "money is no object for real professionals" line of thinking, but:

a) it's unlikely that the $1000 stand improves productivity in any appreciable way over a regular stand and

b) if you had 10 employees and you found a way to significantly cut down on that $1000 stand price (say, with that $200 VESA mount, what a steal in comparison!), you could pay for an extra Mac Pro with the savings

I think Apple has managed to price something so poorly that even "I'm such a professional I don't care what it costs" professionals have to do a double take.
They entire point is that these groups have no interest in cycling because there’s no infrastructure that makes them feel sufficiently safe. And the goal is to change that.
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I'm not convinced you have to be a brutal dictatorship in order to support significant government investment in key industries. You just need a lot of money and a political willingness to spend it.
People are using storyboards for complex UI? I was under the impression that people used the more manual processes with larger teams.
Orr you could buy a domain, and use a catch all email rule and then use an unique rmail address per site. Like mybank@mydomain, yourepamsite@mydomain ect.. I've never had any security problems.
I think QML is used for Qt Quick and not compatible with desktop-style Qt Widgets. Qt Widgets .ui files are human-unreadable, and when edited in Qt Designer, usually lead to incorrect tab order (see LMMS's settings screen).

All of these seem somewhat conceptually similar to Audacity ShuttleGUI (https://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/ShuttleGui)

Or the Python context-manager-based declarative GUI (wrapping PyQt) I wrote for my relatively small program corrscope (https://github.com/corrscope/corrscope/blob/master/corrscope...)
Tesla does not have a good volume, even compared to something like Nissan Leaf, much less hybrids.
I'm laughing at all the handwringing over Marzipan in the lead-up to this year's WWDC.

The future of MacOS development is not Marzipan and never was. The future is SwiftUI.
This is google and they've already blown their chance at four nines in telephony for 2019.

What am I supposed to take away from this? Is this another Google product in writing-on-the-wall non-techincally-canceled-yet mode?
> across all Apple platforms
... Or use something like Reagent where there is language level support for reactive state management using atoms.

https://github.com/reagent-project/reagent
Uhhh... women?
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> Citizens United decided that companies are in fact people

No, it really didn't.

The "people" status of corporations is the same as it has been for longer than you and I have been alive: legally speaking, corporations are not people but do have a small set of rights that are normally afforded people. This isn't a bad thing -- for instance, the right to enter into a contract seems perfectly reasonable.
I think if flutter can provide this kind of editor support and experience it would be indispensable for me!
Also I'm pretty sure the web would emulate this one pretty soon!
"Linux Desktop" must be on someone's list of "I'm bored, guess I'll write another listicle" articles.
I'll never use a Linux desktop, because I have a FreeBSD desktop...
I've found Wolfram Alpha to be a good replacement that doesn't bother me with ads.

Does much more than basic calculator stuff. Not sure how much of it requires network.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/wolframalpha/id334989259?mt=...
Many spam emails I get these days from companies say things like "Unsubscribe from this list" so for example I have to unsubscribe from their "Daily Digest", "Weekly Digest", "Recommendations", etc. all one at a time.
If anything, their efforts in search and cloud compute delayed or muted the case for monopolistic behavior by others as they can point to MS and say, see, they are competing against us successfully, we’re not the big bad monopolists some claim us to be.
Wish all the cc companies would do this with their numbers. Some do.
They want the mass market to buy the iMac Pro instead, which actually is reasonably-priced for what you get.
Agreed that in general, there is a danger of playing "favorites" by doing one first and letting the others benefit. Hasn't stopped DoJ etc in the past though.

Also, I'm not saying it's a bad development for consumers if the investigations and legal actions actually come to pass (not sure how much is "considered" vs "definitely planned" vs "initiated and staffed").
I have some questions for you. Is it possible to distinguish between someone who believes taxes are bad for society, or immoral, from someone who's unhappy about their tax bracket?

If that is a problem, it is a problem for those advocating these policies. If you selflessly advocate policies benefiting the wealthy, low and behold, many of those seeking to benefit will appear. If these types generate corruption or exploitation, how do you filter them out?

In general, a lot of low-regulation, low-tax advocates claim that selfishness isn't a problem, that these approaches can benefit everyone even when everyone looks out for themselves.

The problem with such approach is they don't consider that those attracted to these approaches for selfish reasons aren't going to be satisfied with simply an efficient, meritocratic system that turns selfishness to a universal benefit and that instead the truly selfish cheat, take any resource they can get access to and essentially spoil many idealized "general benefit through individual benefit" systems, turning them into just "the strong prey on the weak" approaches.

And those on the sidelines looking at the situation can say, "Oh, looks a few people actually believed this stuff, too bad for them that the overall process was swamped by those just aiming for a buck." But this situation doesn't raise our overall admiration for any of them.
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Yes, but alongside learning SwiftUI they will also have to learn whatever is going on in Android land because it's not cross platform.
Safari isn't the point -- running on other platforms is. Market share for iOS globally is nowhere close to Android; in India iOS is only about 10% so if your SwiftUI app could run in Chrome on Android and is installable as a PWA, you open up the rest of the handset market.
Every once in a while I pine for jobs I had before I was an engineer because the stakes were low and I never had to give work a single thought while I was off the clock. Ultimately I think I'm happier as an engineer (at least at my current job) but I still miss it sometimes.
You're right, but capitalism will simply use this to pay people 50% and starve them.
Pretty sure the issue with utilities is that basically the entire cost is the fixed part. The incremental cost of delivering a few thousand litres of water each day to any one house is effectively zero.

Even worse, the fixed cost varies enormously depending on the particulars of any one residence (older infrastructure costs more to maintain, for example). So it's really hard to come up with a truly fair scheme for distributing these costs— pretty much no matter what you do, some households will be subsidizing other households. If not on their water bill, via their income taxes.
People have been begging for this for over a decade now. It doesn't take much to see demand if you look at the Hackintosh community or the eBay market for old Mac Pros.
Yes, those are often called "punishment passes".

I've even had drivers pass me dangerously closely when I was riding 17 mph in a 15 mph zone with sharrows printed in the lane. I stop and speak with some of these drivers at the stop light, so I'm not even breaking the law and they literally save zero time. Far too many of these drivers seem surprised that the speed limit is 15 mph as they seem to think they should drive 40 mph or faster.
This isn't true at all. Since iOS launched there has been UIKit and then this SwiftUI.
You can probably load it up with a lot of PCIe SSD cards.

There's really no need to add bays for magnetic drives anymore (if you want magnetic drives, you probably want them in a NAS)
>hypothesizing his guilt before it has been proven

>That is how he is being treated differently than I would hope and expect.

You have problems with the assumption of guilt? Ok (setting aside how you know what people think), what actions are being taken as a result which are inappropriate?

If you have problems with due process it can't just be with what people assume, it has to be with their decisions and actions?

Put aside their assumptions and talk about actions. What is being done that violates due process?

Assume everyone executing the process is an angel at heart, what actions are wrong and why?

It has so far eluded me to get someone who thinks Assange is innocent to explain how he is being mistreated.
It's hard to look at the US's current minimal investment in renewable technologies as a rational response to current trends. It's obvious to anyone who pays attention to the science that electric transportation and renewables is going to be a huge business in the future. If our markets don't plan on a large enough time horizon, that's a huge disadvantage for our system.
Currently acts as a mirror. :-(
Is that for both gen 1 and gen 2 pencils?
Yes I believe we are all partially wasting our time. Unfortunately it is one of the pillars of our societies and it would be extremely or almost impossible to change. People expect to be busy at work 5 days a week for 8 hours.
Only marginal improvements. And the marginal improvements keep getting smaller.
I've been trying for some time to explain to my friends and family how a unique email/password + 2FA strategy is the best thing to do and how it would allow them to cut one in case it gets leaked. I guess I will just tell everybody about "Sign in with Apple" now, it will be easier.
Could you clarify what you mean by 'working overtime in Europe to create a welfare class' and 'going to inherit all the problems the US has'?
Watch an elephant ‘count’ simply by using its sense of smell
You might want to rename it :)

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There's CPU specs at:

https://www.apple.com/mac-pro/specs/

Most of the specs sound like Cascade Lake parts, but the cache sizes don't quite match. It's possible that Apple's using a custom part, or one which Intel hasn't announced yet.
In 8K? How do you recommend transfering raw footage to the data center?

When we need to transfer raw video footage between offices, we still ship drives by mail most of the time.
Windows still rules what's left of the desktop, but their market share has fallen below 80% globally and below 70% in the US.

>So, they’ve lost 10%.

They have lost 18% globally since their heyday when they had ~97%.
Me too, at 35!
Pre-Launch Blockchain Development - 7.5%
This allocation goes to fund development across various stakeholders who have been involved with creation of this project. These coins are used to pay for work prior to mainnet launch and is the only source of development funds. A iterated tit-for-tat game exists whereby there is self-interested benefit for giving away value ("the more I give away, the more value I accrue") across many projects and development teams emulating this model.

This reads like your USD budget for the position is 0.
There are also some interesting medical imaging monitors from Eizo - a portrait mode of 1536 x 2048
In theory you can stick any nvidia cards you want into this machine. Don't have to stick with the stock AMD GPUs.
Using Tensorflow Lite? Ggplot, Spark, Keras and More
There's a saying: do one thing well . Software doesn't weight or take up space. Then there's high level programming where you sew together high level modules.
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The only devices you lose by supporting iOS 13 and not iOS 12 are the iPhone 5s from 2013 and the 6th generation iPod Touch from 2014.

iOS users update pretty rapidly.
> fosters a physical sense of community which is crucial

Then why have none of the most successful esports had this characteristic? A characteristic they have all shared however, is a simple, out-of-the-box online multiplayer experience.

Archiving old games is an entirely seperate concern.
Reminds me a bit of QML, though less declarative. Qt creator also has some pretty good IDE support.
Maybe it will include a graphing calculator...

Unbelievable sneaky 2004 Apple story: Engineers would come to our offices at midnight and practically slip machines under the door. One said, "Officially, this machine doesn't exist, you didn't get it from me, and I don't know you. Make sure it doesn't leave the building."

https://www.pacifict.com/Story/
Wacom also sells drawing tablets with integrated displays [1]. I've never used them or an Apple Pencil, so I don't know how they compare, but Wacom isn't totally caught out here.

On the other hand, I can see a lot of people buying (or already owning) iPad Pros and using this feature who might not buy a dedicated device for it.

[1] https://www.wacom.com/en-us/products/pen-displays
This should be higher. When I am on the road, this will be a huge help. I like having my email, calendar, and slack on one screen.
Which, of course, if they aren’t able to be user-replaced with commodity parts, kind of throws the whole “user-upgradeable” part out the window.
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When i use nextDNS I can't cast from the YouTube Android app to my Chromecast. This is with nothing being blocked. I can cast from the Netflix and iPlayer apps. Just not from Youtube. It works again as soon as I switch back to a different DNS provider.

Has anyone else seen this?
Agreed. Bike lanes are where the most unpredictable stuff happens : the door zone, driveways, truck loading, tree-mulchers.

Also, bike lanes are actually a sinister public policy that deliberately puts drivers against cyclists and here's why.

Cities want to reduce traffic, but don't take the political risk to raise the costs of driving (fuel taxes, geofencing etc). Instead they build useless bike lanes with the deliberate side effect of slowing car traffic.

What this does is generate animosity toward cyclists instead of where is should be directed: city hall.

I'm a lifelong bike commuter in a city that's increased bike lanes over the years. I think bike lanes are bad for both cyclists and drivers.
Don't forget qml
> In Spain, custodial sentences of less than two years are suspended for first-time offenders.

The fact that there is no actual jail time might soften the blow just a little bit.
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showcase a simple HTML page and explain some tags (real simple tags). Show how you can save / update and view results in the web browser.

This is really old school but effective way of showcasing both coding and providing a bit of 'wow' factor to the kids.

Avoid using HTML frameworks or advanced concepts such as nested divs, complex CSS etc. But a real simple 'hello world' javascript popup would be awesome!

Goal should be to explain to kids of whom 75% are probably not technically inclined to begin with.
How many Corvette owners are there? As a GM shareholder should I be excited they made a car just for mid-life crises?
Yes, I mentioned the billions of smartphones. The prior post gave this link

http://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/desktop/worldwide

Chrome has 1.5% of the desktop. Let me know when Adobe and Microsoft support it.

I’d love another desktop option. Apple is too expensive.

Adobe, MS Office, etc support on a third desktop platform would be a game changer. Heck, I still can’t get MS Access on the Mac.
I didn't say he was. People who expose government secrets often get railroaded as a result. That doesn't make it right.

[UPDATE] I'd like to expand on my earlier answer. It depends on what you consider to be "his situation" because Assange is in two separate situations: he's an accused rapist, and he is a publisher of sensitive government secrets. The problem is not that he's being treated any differently from any other accused rapist or from any other publisher of sensitive government secrets. The problem is the possibility that he is in the first situation because he is in the second situation.
This has nothing to do with Redux. Redux is about storing global data, nothing more.
They also have pretty strict whitelisting requirements around who can send emails to these privacy addresses.

"In order to send email messages through the relay service to the users’ personal inboxes, you will need to register your outbound email domains. All registered domains must create Sender Policy Framework (SPF) DNS TXT records in order to transit Apple's private mail relay. You can register up to 10 domains and communication emails."

https://help.apple.com/developer-account/#/devf822fb8fc
Meetups are usually a lot better for avoiding sales-related phenomena. And they are pretty topical, so you are almost sure to find a few good talks, they are not too long, and very much open ended, so if you bump into someone interesting you don't have to choose between skipping many talks or continue talking.
what's the solution?

Who says the situation needs solving? I'm just providing perspective.

I'd rather have those capabilities? My drawing apps on iOS all have tons of multi-touch gestures. I appreciate they are there.

That's the same attitude people had about Ctrl and Alt key shortcuts and power user features and function keys.
> 580X is old, 2017 old

Is it? This site claims it came out in March 2019 but I definitely can't keep the various graphics card lines separate in my head: https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/radeon-pro-580x.c3398
Yeah, it's a shame people are praising these new frameworks but forget similar ones that have been around and rocking for years.