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@ GCD is *so amazing*. It will fundamentally change the way we design APIs / frameworks, and enables (and forces) new design patterns.
11:59 PM Dec 7th
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X-25M G2 installed in PC with TRIM firmware, and X-25M G1 transplanted from PC to Mac Pro. Instant app launches. Boom. Awesome.
9:13 PM Dec 6th
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RT @: Accurate GPU Ambient Occlusion via shadow volumes:
1:16 PM Dec 5th
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@ Hope that clears it all up for you. I don't think there's a document specifically on this. There's .
9:48 AM Dec 4th
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@ You can pass one or more -arch options to the compiler to specify which architectures you want to build.
9:45 AM Dec 4th
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@ Finally, the system compiler on 10.6 always defaults to building x86_64 if your machine supports it. It is the default arch.
9:41 AM Dec 4th
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@ Both kernels support both the 32-bit and the 64-bit userspaces and can execute i386, x86_64 and even PowerPC binaries.
9:40 AM Dec 4th
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@ Mac OS X boots a 32-bit kernel by default, but also has a 64-bit kernel. The arch reported by uname reflects that.
9:39 AM Dec 4th
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@ How is it confusing? I may be able to help :p
10:27 AM Dec 3rd
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Current hack is to re-declare the property in subclasses (in a continuation in the .m), but to use @ instead of @.
6:05 PM Nov 30th
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How can I write a property from a subclass with the property declared writable in the base class's implementation file?
6:04 PM Nov 30th
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Is it possible to pass a block as the handler function for InstallEventHandler?
11:15 AM Nov 30th
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@ Although checking if someone can code is actually worthwhile. Some people really can't, as @ has been tweeting.
5:12 PM Nov 29th
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@ Agreed on that. I don't care much to see OpenGL code or what not. The code comes from an understanding of the problem to solve.
5:11 PM Nov 29th
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@ I want to see either experience (e.g. person has solved this already) or ability to solve problems (e.g. show me how you think).
5:00 PM Nov 29th
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@ I disagree. There's a logical and mathematical aspect to many things we do in CS (and graphics in my case) that only need a brain.
4:59 PM Nov 29th
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@ I also ask such questions, but I try to separate "candidate knows C++" from "candidate knows linked lists". Languages versus CS.
4:54 PM Nov 29th
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@ Bud Light, definitely. Everytime a Bud is opened, a german god kills a kitten.
4:46 PM Nov 29th
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RT @: RT @: Too funny, HDR in video games vs HDR in photography:
10:34 AM Nov 29th
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@ Adobe Reader is just a failboat now. It's much slower than Preview, Foxit Reader and other viewers. Do not want.
9:58 AM Nov 29th
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- Name Jean-Francois Roy
- Location Cupertino, California
- Web http://www.devklo...
- Bio I work at Apple on OpenGL, and I am writing Riven X, MPQKit and other bits of Mac software
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