In addition I have to say that I'm a MacBook Air user that means when I play flash content in the chrome browser my fan is freaking out. With QuickTime this doesnt happen and guess what I like more? Yes, playing videos without freaking out fans.
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In addition I have to say that I'm a MacBook Air user that means when I play flash content in the chrome browser my fan is freaking out. With QuickTime this doesnt happen and guess what I like more? Yes, playing videos without freaking out fans.
I can understand this "function" on StackOverflow (even though I don't have much karma there either) cause karma at StackOverflow can bring in new chances.
My question: Do anyone use HN karma as measurement to see if this guy is worth to hire or worth for something else?
Man I can't believe your priorities.
First rule should ALWAYS be: human rights.
You know what I think? There is ONE solution to pass this problem: Integrate such things into the API so EVERY client has to show the Dickbar. This sounds like the logical next level.
As bad as it sounds I think they have some good points about that cause, you know, they want to make some money and integrate some annoying stuff to the official apps. 3rd party apps don't have these kind of annoying things and that means they don't earn a PENNY from those "assholes" BUT they are earning money from their apps which uses the Twitter API.
I know this sounds crazy but I think that's exactly what Twitter is thinking about. They want people to use their official Apps BUT if they use other Apps these MUST HAVE the Dickbar (or whatever) too so Twitter earns money.
Lets see in which direction this will go BUT I have to admit that this "letter" to developers is fucking sharp.
To be honest my account got never frozen but I also never sold anything with Paypal. I don't want to support this insane service.
What about using Amazon payment? I payed once with Amazon on kickstarter and was surprised how smooth it was! Is Amazon a valid alternative?
Long story short: I don't have a clue why Apple is selling XCode 4 BUT when I look at Microsoft you are getting a hell of a software for just 5 bucks. (Visual Studio costs 1500 bucks I think, to be fair there is also a Express (free) edition)
Anyway, I love the new XCode one window interface!
WHY is Apple bad for closing a system but Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo are not? I really do not understand that.
WHY on earth has a cellphone to be open as a OpenSource project? Is there a reason for that? (Android has open sources but no-one can commit changes. It's all in Googles hands what comes into the next Android version which doesn't fit with OpenSource at all)
WHY is taking a 30% cut bad for all developers and Apps? (Jobs said that the 30% cut is not for SASS Apps but only for Newspaper Apps, right?)
Please give me some answers I'm starting to don't understand these discussions lately.
(I'm from Germany)
If you don't like this post please say WHY you don't like it and give some feedback HOW it would be better.
And now some Feedback to this website. I think it's fair to mention that Developers have to pay 30% of their earnings and getting nearly nothing for it. I mean I'm thanking Google that they are hosting the Android Market but taking 30% for just hosting something isn't fair anyway. They should lower the rate or give some more support to developers.
I really welcome criticism to any platform cause you can grow with it BUT without it you don't know what you are doing wrong, right?
To be honest I'm mostly an iOS developer but I developed already a Android App and successfully put into the Android Market for free.
This is not unimportant cause Apple wont let your into the App Store before you spell it right (at least in the App).
But I have the odd feeling that while it is good to stick to a language (for strategic reasons) it is bad for improving code, getting better at what you are doing from a developer perspective. If I hadn't learned Python and wrote something in Python I would never be the same developer as I'm now.
When you look at for example Ruby and Rails there are so much better things you can do in the testing area. Ever used RSpec and Cucumber? You should know what I talking about. This is awesome stuff and it will let you develop a quality web app in days which is also fully tested.
What I'm trying to say is that YOU HAVE TO stay hungry as a developer about what is next BUT you should carefully choose what to you use in business. Looking at the same stuff (PHP) and going only to PHP conferences and hanging around only with PHP developer won't help you to get a better developer in the overall perspective.
Last but not least I want you to read Paul Graham's essays about Python people and why you will get better Python developer than any other:
You know in everyone of us is this little devil and if you have something which is important you can earn something with it (money or even credit in the community) there is a good chance that people will go the devil way.
I even would consider saying I even DON'T trust myself on such important and valued things!
"Hey Gabe, you know what I love Valve and I love all of you guys. You are all my biggest heroes BUT you know your security systems aren't good. I hacked your system and it was quite easy. For two weeks no-one even noticed it. I DIDN'T steal anything but if you give me a job I will do my best to pretend such security issues and make your system as secure as I can. Would consider giving me a job?
I attached some source code of Half-Life 2 to proof my abilities.
I hope you all best and hope to hear from you back.
Thanks"
I really think that this would bring in the job.
I will try that out in Python and let you know how it is going :D
For example:
cd /Users/username/Library/Application\ Support
s app_support
works great but if you do this it won't work: g app_support
I opened an issue on GitHub and after that I tried to fix it on my own. I never wrote a bash script and I'm really proud to have fixed this problem on my own.Here are changes I made:
# save current directory to bookmarks
touch ~/.sdirs
function s {
cat ~/.sdirs | grep -v "export DIR_$1=" > ~/.sdirs1
mv ~/.sdirs1 ~/.sdirs
escaped_path=${PWD/ /\\ }
echo "export DIR_$1=$escaped_path" >> ~/.sdirs
}
# jump to bookmark
function g {
source ~/.sdirs
path=$(eval $(echo echo $(echo \$DIR_$1)))
# replace whitespaces with "\ " for escaping
escaped_path=${path/ /\\ }
cd_eval="cd $escaped_path"
eval $cd_eval
}
Hope this helps you guys like it helped me.
And if there is a way to do this in an more elegant way, please let me know. This would help me to improve my none existing bash skills :DEdit: I opened up a fork and commited all my changes to this repo. I also opened a pull request and I hope my fix will get accepted.
GitHub fork: https://github.com/Oemera/bashmarks
Thanks
Ömer
What does it mean?
How much money did he make by the end of a month?
You know I really don't understand how someone could enjoy a game which encourages people to throw a 600 dollar device onto a "soft" surface. You how this ends right? Kids want to play this and they will throw the from EVERYWHERE and BOOM you have to buy another 600 dollar phone.
You want to make money? Write something useful.
However I really like that you put the source code on GitHub.
All those stuff and sure much more have to be done:
- performance of eval() (yes, I even don't know if this is ever possible)
- tools (great-eclipse-visual-studio-like IDE)
- Destructuring bind (e.g. x, y = returnTwoValues())
- Standard OOP with classes, instances, interfaces, polymorphism, etc.
- Visibility quantifiers (public/private/protected)
- Iterators and generators
- Namespaces and packages
- Operator overloading
- Static typing and duck typing
- Solid string and collection libraries
Does anyone know if ECMA Script is going to implement half of the stuff?