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Hi Ryan,

That's pretty neat! An unfortunate side effect is that running Mobile Safari unsigned negates the 'dynamic-codesigning' entitlement, which means that Nitro is disabled.

That said, a WebGL-enabled UIWebView running in your own app will also not be Nitro-enabled. I've run the PhiloGL spinning world demo on my device and it's running at 40fps, so simpler demos may be possible without a Nitro to boost things a bit.

Cheers,

Nathan
I searched but none seemed to mention it here so far... but how are they going to prevent piracy? How will they ensure that the borrowed books cannot be easily stored somewhere else permanently?
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Putting your applications in a sandbox prevents you application from being exploited. A bug in you chat software can't be used to get access to your private files anymore. It also prevents that chat software from installing malware on you mac.
Have you read the who is hiring thread? More and more companies are okay with remote workers. Anecdotally I hired a guy recently who is remote. I don't want to comment on his salary ... but i wouldn't be typing this if it were less.
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People are vocal because they contributed their time in the past while adding something to gnone, for ex, and had the decency to expose conf parameters.

Now someone with more money does a shitty job to make the UI like he likes, and don't have the decency of adding Conf parameters because it will have to suffice for everyone. After all, it's good enough for Him.
Alt+Tab is typically about switching between last 2,3,4-5 _windows_ (max). It doesn't matter how many more windows you have. For that, it's other mechanisms (dock, taskbar, window list, search, ...)
But then, the new star (clang/LLVM) is written in C++.
It's coming sooner than you may think..

However it doesn't really pose a risk to our market niche. We differentiate ourselves from Amazon on numerous fronts, primarily performance and paradigm. Both of which are sustainable for the foreseeable future.

Amazon coming to Australia mainly poses a risk to traditional VPS hosting and commodity cloud providers.

Personally, Amazon joining us here shows that validation and maturity of the market in Australia has been reached and is a big boost to our business.
For those frustrated with Shuttleworth's attitude and with the massive step backwards in stability and usability that is Unity, try Linux Mint. I had to go through a lot of painful, time-wasting experiments to arrive at that advice.
Sure, part of that is just that you tend to use it a lot when something's new and shiny. But no, based on personal experience I'm pretty sure the issue is in software - some subset of the new features enabled by iOS5 is taking more juice than was expected.

I did discover one such issue. I have the New York Times app and access to a subscription for it. After updating to iOS5, the first time I tried to use the NYT app, it moved itself into the new "Newsstand" and changed its behavior so I started getting "alerts" whenever anything allegedly newsworthy happened. I had never gotten such alerts before, because I had that feature turned off. It was ridiculously hard to find the option to entirely turn off unattended polling related to the NYT app because the setting isn't where you'd expect it to be. (It's in Settings:Store)

(Apple has apparently identified some of the issues and just started beta-testing an update that is alleged to fix them.)
From your example below: think of one of those ad network scripts (or any other 3rd party script you include on your page) you have no control over what that code is doing. It could override any of your global objects
Just as a reminder, if you link against any private api or framework in and app and submit it to the App Store, your app will be denied. You may get lucky and have your app slip through, but expect that at any time it will get removed from the store.
For that you'd probably want to dig into WebKit.framework — the private WebPluginController & WebPluginDatabase classes look rather interesting.
The odd thing is TIOBE shows a general decline in JavaScript beginning in mid 2009. Even if the index is just a count of search engine results, this feels like exactly the opposite of what's happening in the real world.
My mistake in that case.
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ozone hole LOL that's an old one.

Ozone relative thickness deficiency doesn't explain the head-cracking sunshine in Cairns, which is closer to the equator than the south pole.
That's exactly my point. You can make and sell your own game, but you can't compete with id by making and licensing your own engine so easily.
Nice, albeit a bit too simple.

Another question (not just for you, but all online resume sites): How do you do identity management? I mean if I really wanted it, I could fake someones name, address, phone, (even photo, if that option would be available) etc easily, insert some false facts about education and work history and then let people start to google for it. I mean, you could always file a removal request, if you might stumble upon such a (your) faked profile, but you would have to ensure somehow, that the requester is the right person this time.

Or am I missing some mechanism to prevent this sort of identity thefts?
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Or puts in Ruby, or System.out.println() in Java, or echo in shell scripting and PHP, or printf() in C/C++, or console.log() or worse, alert() in JS, or the equivalent in whatever language and environment you're in?

I'm primarily a JS developer, and the first debugging tool I use is usually alert() or console.log(). I usually just have to locate a single line that is past the point something has gone wrong, and I can usually very quickly binary search between this line and the event handler to find the offending line and fix it. Of course, the binary search is guided by intuition and if I don't find it after a few alerts I will start setting breakpoints in the debugger and/or stepping through instead, but somehow I've always seen the debugger as this big, heavyweight sledgehammer I don't whip out unless I'm actually stuck.

I do the same thing in all of the above mentioned languages, and in fact have never used a debugger at all for Ruby or the Pythons, though I assume they exist (nor for shell scripting or PHP, but do those exist?). I consider myself at least a proficient coder, and in particular have substantially used all the above languages (I've also used Scheme in a class, but nothing substantial). One of the best coders I know, who mainly codes in Ruby, also often first tries puts debugging. Yet I've also been ridiculed (in a nice way) by another friend for even suggesting to someone that they try to debug what seems like a simple mistake with a few quick print statements.

In a way I agree with them--print statements are a crude way to debug. But they're quick and dirty and get the job done and aren't hard at all to clean up. So I wonder: how many others debug with print statements first and a debugger second?
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Depends on the time and depth you have/want.

Lua inside some game. Or assembly on metal.
Figure it this way: instead of Kevin Fox being pretentious, he's making a public statement. Could he have sent Google a professional email? Yes (and I suspect he did, actually). More importantly, he is making a public statement as an ex-Googler, and thus as an authority on Google engineering, that sympathizes with the negative feedback from the user base. If the users are not sending a powerful enough message, here is an ex-employee (who left on good terms, as far as we know, and was very good at what he did) giving a personal declaration to the company. That it is public shows his confidence, and that he feels (correctly) that many are dissatisfied with the recent change. And from the perspective of a large company like Google, this is not just some uninformed group griping for no reason, this is a real issue. Kevin Fox isn't attempting to be arrogant, he's giving legitimacy to an issue that may otherwise be overlooked in a classic case of a large company missing the demands of its user base.
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> most would rather spend time writing code than config files

That's why I use Ubuntu.
No, you do not agree with the OP. (You probably mistook one of the comments for the OP.)

From the README file endorsed by the OP:

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use autotools

- every custom config/makefile build system is worse for everybody than autotools is

- we are all used to autotools, it works, nobody cares

- it's only two simple files to edit and include in git, which are well understood by many many people, not just you. . . .

- And really, anything but autotools is not an option. Just get over
it. Everything else is crack, and it will come back to you if you
choose anything else, sooner or later. Why? think cross compilation, installation/uninstallation, build root integration, separate object trees, standard adherence, tarball handling, make distcheck, portability between distros, ...
As a Prime member, this is good news.
I thought there was only one US country?

The shipping thing is either:
(a) company has a fear of foreigners, usually instilled via chargebacks from dodgy countries
(b) company sells things that have different distribution arrangements for Australia and the local distributor wants their monopoly.

In the case of (a) use a mailbox service like MyUs, in the case of (b) use a mailbox service like MyUs, then ring up said distributor and tell them how much money they failed to extort from you.
Because it's stupidly insecure, unregulated, won't reach mass adoption etc?
Emacs has something similar, to the extent that every (noteworthy) function added has its own documentation, which is exposed through a standard help feature.
I debug with printf. I also use nano or pico as an editor and write web application backends in C++. These choices are probably not very common, but who cares?

It's simple enough: they work for me for some reason. If they work for you too, great! If not, keep searching.

I find that debuggers are just another tool, and use them when necessary (not too often). They do not excuse you from really understanding the entire state machine which is your program. Woe to those who try to fix something without first understanding it. It turns out that my well-placed printf/LOG calls tell me what I need to know most of the time.
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The world is a lot different to what it used to be only a few years back. Technological evolution seems to have changed the way individuals and organizations go about their business. In fact, the change has been such that it has affected the perceptions of people. The consumers' perceptions are more temporary nowadays than how they were in the past because of the many options that they have at their disposal.
I like the idea, minus the client tracking feature. I hope that they will add a opt-out for clients who don't want to be tracked (so basically every time you walk into a store, you are like a brand new customer, system-wise).

Also, I have some doubts about the human face recognition bit. Will it work in a crowded environment, with stressed-out clerks?
Phones get stolen all the time and it doesn't sound too remote that someone picks your phone and walks into a shop with a big pair of shades and a 4 days beard.
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Just bc some people are lazy it doesn't mean that there isn't a sub of people that equally value the outcome of their so called shit work and would seek an alternative to the product if it didn't have the features.

Motivation is a big factor as well. G+ the motivation is vague, what benefit do you really gain? I know a bunch of people that jumped on Facebook's lists bc of privacy concerns and desire to limit dissemination of their content to unwanted people. For them their privacy >> a base amount of "shit work"... so author not quite right
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I'm sorry, you are right, it was indeed in C.
Sometimes the products that companies need to buy aren't yet being made (and can't yet be purchased as components). In this case there is some financial risk associated with producing a new product — videos and other materials can help convince this player to take that risk.
I'd be interested to see the results of giving students something like "Learn Python the hard way" in a classroom situation. The tutor would try to avoid giving answers, but would guide students in discussions into getting the answers for themselves; maybe eventually showing them how to search and find answers.

As gcb says, advanced learners will benefit from building a computer and using assembly language. But this is not something you could do with general students.
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I'd wager the average Kindle owner is not the same as the average American in this regard.
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This is generally pretty awesome, thanks to Lennart and co. for putting this together.

> avoid locking and mutexes, they are very unlikely to work correctly, and incredibly hard to get right.

For serious? Everything in this README is golden advice except for this. Locking can be reasoned about, it's not "incredibly hard", and it's often necessary.
I still think there's a very long way to go for Australians. If the US VCs decide to stop visiting, it's back to zero again.

There's no reason why a home-grown community can't be grown, rather than a SV outreach program. There's enough cash in Australia, enough smart people, enough regions with nice weather. But the risk-taking and open-minded parts are going to take a while to develop. Hopefully over the next decade things will develop further. I think what's needed is one or two massive wins (ie billion dollar valuations or exits) then the money stays here and goes around again.
Just wanted to add a piece of information that the company and we founders are India based.
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The problem of that shortcut? It only works well on English keyboards. Try that on a French or a German one, you have to press Shift additional or even Alt Gr.
Cool idea though I wonder if you apply to a job at say a large Co or firm, most likely the resume will be looked at printed/copied into word/outlook and mailed around - smart tracking system thwarted though this is more for targeted resume applications.

Other issues is that many sites/firms etc require word or pdf resumes and are skeptical (at least for most non techie positions) of anything that is neither.
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The solution is cryptocurrencies, imho. Everything else is a nasty workaround.
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I'm not saying they are but I think they are trying more than say Microsoft.

btw, so random to meet you here jason, its me nam. how have y ou been?
I think the problem here is more getting decent angel investments locally, a lot of the deals mentioned here are fairly big VC deals. Still seems that the ones getting these kind of deals the easiest are either moving to the valley or spending significant amounts of time there.

Plenty of tech companies being started though so it will be interesting to see how many make it big.
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From what I heard this will be happening very soon, can't remember the exact times but it's definitely on the cards if not already being setup.
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Once a month seems extremely reasonable to me, but obviously it all depends on your personal reading habits. I read every day on the train to work, and it takes me about 2 months to finish a 1000 page novel.
Again, I think you are missing the point.

Notice how I said it 'can be'. Out of the box, Vim is not very attractive, but with a bit of work it actually looks rather nice (yes, I did modify the application icon, but that's not really what I want to get at here).

Some of this beauty is subjective due to the syntax highlighting used, configuration of invisibles, etc, but that's configurable and therefore can be customized to your liking.

There are clean and elegant fixed with fonts, which again, you can choose whichever you prefer.

What I meant by simple was the complexity (or lack thereof) of the UI. It only shows you some basic information that is readily important, everything else is hidden away in various keyboard shortcuts. This makes it more complex to use, but it also means the beauty of your work, the code, is at the forefront with little distractions. Hell, I even turn off scrollbars.

At the risk of starting a discussion of opinions over my choice of syntax highlighting, here's a screenshot of my vim setup:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/18782/macvim.png

I don't really understand how you can call this ugly, unless you're referring to my taste in syntax highlighting.
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What makes you think that? With the low price of the Kindle, I could see even very casual readers picking one up and not using it much.
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For now. We're talking about a hypothetical future under 10.8+. I don't expect it to change, but neither would it surprise me much.
Adelaide is too small. Worked at Tomorrow Studios with Dom (Intelligent Software) and took Matthew's (Solve IT) Innovate SA course (which is superb btw).
I get it, I really do. I also think that freeing up the financial industry is needed. I'm not convinced that your way is the right one, but I'm not opposed.

But I'm worried that you are starting to get into RMS territory... that most of what I read from you here is on this one issue, from a very distinct viewpoint. I'm not saying you're wrong (or that RMS is), just that such a myopic view isn't always the best way to win people over to your viewpoint. Even worse, you risk people tuning you out.

Maybe I'm just getting a sample bias because your most recent posts and comments have been on transmission licenses.
A couple of years ago, before SSE existed, I wrote a highly optimized memory copy routine. It was more than just using movntq (non temporal is important to avoid cache pollution) and the like, for large data I copied the chunks in a local buffer less than one page size and copied it to the destination. Sounds crazy? It actually was much faster because of page locality.

For small chunks however, nothing was faster than rep movsb which moves one byte at the time.
I suspect that it's a jab at ALSA which, for reasons unknown, ships with a full LISP interpreter[1] that it doesn't actually use...

Lennart Poetering is the author of PulseAudio. He probably has a bone or two to pick with ALSA.

[1] http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/precise/...
I think the problem goes even further than the article advertised. As someone that has been un/fortunate to go through top eng school and then law school there is a bigger issue at play for even really smart people. A lot of very smart people get sold on the dream of a cushy law job after 3 years of what really is a 1/2 decent educational process. Though many in better times would get decent jobs most would grow complacent instead of hungry and settle for a mediocre job. And this is talented people that if hungry could be achieving much. Schools in general are a sales sham, schools that offer a potential of high rewards are that much more of a sham since most of the sales efforts are already done for them
why do apple devs like to toss "reinvented" so lightly?

on the topic: pretty neat. depends on how accurate it is though. Hope European version will be released to play around with.
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What I had in mind was banners for websites, the image on the top with the name of the site, not brand logos.