gparker
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Note to self: when working with expanding spray foam, be sure to clear the work area of tools that should be kept clean of sticky goo.
11:30 AM Nov 14th
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@ I assume a language with real OO inheritance wouldn't need
4:04 PM Nov 12th
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in reply to stevedekorte
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If go-lang goes anywhere, its lack of OO inheritance will provoke the same sorts of ugly workarounds as JavaScript's lack of OO inheritance.
3:30 PM Nov 12th
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@ This is not the @ you're looking for.
1:18 PM Nov 12th
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in reply to jimmyaus
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Sifting through hundreds of crash logs looking for any that might be just a little bit more informative.
8:45 PM Nov 11th
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@ One problem: you need to handle the case where the class or obj->isa changes between calls. KVO, for example.
2:28 PM Nov 10th
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in reply to mikeash
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@ Some reasons you don't have Objective-C runtime method inlining yet:
2:05 AM Nov 10th
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in reply to lgerbarg
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"Why did you leave?" "Why didn't you ask me not to?"
10:25 PM Nov 7th
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"Knuth taught me the answers. Dijkstra taught me the questions." -
5:12 PM Nov 6th
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@ Of course, releases that you forget to tag will also be broken, with no way to know exactly what you in fact released.
1:21 AM Nov 6th
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in reply to rentzsch
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Date == Raisin Of Unusual Size
7:58 PM Nov 5th
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Not recommended: methods with no parameter names. -(void) :(int)x :(int)y :(int)z; [obj :1 :2 :3];
3:27 PM Nov 5th
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ObjC method parameters need not have names. +pointWithXYZ:(int)x :(int)y :(int)z; Point *pt = [Point pointWithXYZ:1 :2 :3];
3:25 PM Nov 5th
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@ Still in some-assembly-required state, iirc. A patch is here:
4:43 PM Nov 4th
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in reply to zadr
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@ Only if you're in a timezone with a DST offset of -0.0 and the date is far enough away that the leap second is less than 1 ulp.
2:52 PM Nov 4th
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in reply to cmdrjameson
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@ You should drive along Skyline on a winter morning, with ocean fog blowing across the ridge.
1:37 PM Nov 4th
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in reply to nicoleslaw
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Who would win in a cage match: IEEE 754 "Binary Floating-Point Arithmetic" or Dershowitz and Reingold's "Calendrical Calculations" ?
4:24 PM Nov 3rd
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@ Bingo. CF-550/CFDate.c:424: if (0.0 == units.seconds) units.seconds = 0.0; // stomp out possible -0.0
1:26 PM Nov 3rd
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in reply to mikeash
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Not as dumb as it looks: `if (0.0 == units.seconds) units.seconds = 0.0;`
1:16 PM Nov 3rd
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Borderlands = Fallout 3 + Diablo 2. Not as good as those two, but fun.
1:04 PM Nov 1st
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- Name Greg Parker
- Location above Los Gatos, CA
- Web http://www.sealie...
- Bio Objective-C Runtime Wrangler
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