Same boat here, although I'm a bit worried about the downsize from 15" to 13". Perhaps with a docking station, it might not be so bad. But hopefully dell jumps on this opportunity to make a 15" developer edition
How's linux support in the XPS 15?
Well she already gets one of the best perks: queue-free bathrooms. Most of the new Amazon buildings are built with much less bathrooms to save floor space, but still have 50/50 womans/men bathrooms despite the huge…
Perhaps you'd be best up taking it up on wikipedia and primary sources, instead of arguing with random internet people when using their same definitions.
It really doesn't matter what he calls it, as type inference has a well accepted definition that includes Go and C++. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_inference Perhaps the parent was trying to talk about "HM…
I'm sorry, but that's not the definition of type inference. "Type inference refers to the automatic deduction of the data type of an expression in a programming language." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_inference…
Frankly, each of your three paragraphs seems unrelated to each other, so I'm still not sure what your argument is. 1) Not type checking at runtime is exactly what people mean by static typing, because the definition of…
Yeah, it's still alive and kicking. I try use it when I can, it has a lot of nice properties. As an unregulated industry it is abound with scams and fraud, but if you use common sense, and avoid anything remotely "get…
I think apple is pretty savvy to this sort of attack. They only banned him after there were thousands of fake reviews (supporting his app, and harming others) AND an account that was tied to his (same device ids and…
> Why Does Apple NEED an acknowledgment that they didn't do anything wrong? What difference would it make? I get what you're saying, but if Apples gets hammered with bad publicity every time their anti-fraud team does…
The guy has already admitted that the fraudulent account is from his "relative" who uses the same credit card and same test devices. It seems like Apple gave him a lot of leeway due him actually making a good app and…
Adblock Pro did that for me, disabling it on the website fixes things
In case you didn't read the article, it's actually an interesting dive into what it takes to improve the user experience of youtube in places with poor bandwidth. It's really worth a read, and while you're correct that…
If congress and their staff were forced to go through the same process as everyone else (and not through a VIP precheck line) they might realize what a clusterfuck it has become. Last flight I had some water left in my…
People are going to want to watch the debates live for the same reason people want to watch sports live. You can argue all you want for why a post-processed sports game is going to be so much better, but the truth is…
Agree, especially with just a gentle vibrating reminder that turned itself off after a second. I've tried a few of these, and the problem they all suffer is obnoxiously intrusive notifications. It's not an alarm clock,…
I really wish ivory wasn't confiscated and burnt, but rather was infused with poison and released to continue to its eventual destination.
Same boat here, although I'm a bit worried about the downsize from 15" to 13". Perhaps with a docking station, it might not be so bad. But hopefully dell jumps on this opportunity to make a 15" developer edition
How's linux support in the XPS 15?
Well she already gets one of the best perks: queue-free bathrooms. Most of the new Amazon buildings are built with much less bathrooms to save floor space, but still have 50/50 womans/men bathrooms despite the huge…
Perhaps you'd be best up taking it up on wikipedia and primary sources, instead of arguing with random internet people when using their same definitions.
It really doesn't matter what he calls it, as type inference has a well accepted definition that includes Go and C++. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_inference Perhaps the parent was trying to talk about "HM…
I'm sorry, but that's not the definition of type inference. "Type inference refers to the automatic deduction of the data type of an expression in a programming language." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_inference…
Frankly, each of your three paragraphs seems unrelated to each other, so I'm still not sure what your argument is. 1) Not type checking at runtime is exactly what people mean by static typing, because the definition of…
Yeah, it's still alive and kicking. I try use it when I can, it has a lot of nice properties. As an unregulated industry it is abound with scams and fraud, but if you use common sense, and avoid anything remotely "get…
I think apple is pretty savvy to this sort of attack. They only banned him after there were thousands of fake reviews (supporting his app, and harming others) AND an account that was tied to his (same device ids and…
> Why Does Apple NEED an acknowledgment that they didn't do anything wrong? What difference would it make? I get what you're saying, but if Apples gets hammered with bad publicity every time their anti-fraud team does…
The guy has already admitted that the fraudulent account is from his "relative" who uses the same credit card and same test devices. It seems like Apple gave him a lot of leeway due him actually making a good app and…
Adblock Pro did that for me, disabling it on the website fixes things
In case you didn't read the article, it's actually an interesting dive into what it takes to improve the user experience of youtube in places with poor bandwidth. It's really worth a read, and while you're correct that…
If congress and their staff were forced to go through the same process as everyone else (and not through a VIP precheck line) they might realize what a clusterfuck it has become. Last flight I had some water left in my…
People are going to want to watch the debates live for the same reason people want to watch sports live. You can argue all you want for why a post-processed sports game is going to be so much better, but the truth is…
Agree, especially with just a gentle vibrating reminder that turned itself off after a second. I've tried a few of these, and the problem they all suffer is obnoxiously intrusive notifications. It's not an alarm clock,…
I really wish ivory wasn't confiscated and burnt, but rather was infused with poison and released to continue to its eventual destination.