keith_duncan
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@ I suspect you are a terrorist
about 18 hours ago
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in reply to adurdin
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@ I started writing some queue scheduling vs. run loop scheduling but hit a roadblock, I'm going to take a look at it again later
2:12 PM Dec 8th
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@ I didn't notice that there were other images in the /w cheeseburgers series. lols all round.
1:03 PM Dec 8th
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in reply to ac94
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@ if the service were really REST, the client would use whatever verb the search description hypermedia told it to
12:47 PM Dec 8th
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in reply to fetchguy
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Getting anxious to play some Modern Warfare 2 already... I haven't played in so long.
6:21 AM Dec 8th
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@ I've been doing that for days, it won't leave me alone!!
1:57 AM Dec 8th
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in reply to jonathandann
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Multithreading and run loops. Like a bag of helium ferrets.
3:49 AM Dec 7th
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Spiders on Drugs gets me every time
1:33 PM Dec 6th
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@ uniformity is power!
1:20 PM Dec 6th
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in reply to fraserspeirs
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Had some very interesting discussions with @ this afternoon.
11:33 AM Dec 6th
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@ yeah, how can you tell an object "you're concurrent safe, because I say so" without knowing the implementation?
8:07 AM Dec 6th
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in reply to mikeabdullah
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@ consistency is king. And you still have the freedom to make your getter -isIsVoided, if you really wanted it to :P
1:55 PM Dec 4th
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in reply to kevinhoctor
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@ I dislike that because KVC is orthogonal to KVO, where the 'is' prefix on boolean properties is a KVC convenience only.
1:23 PM Dec 4th
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@ what's to say they can't get more efficient in time?
1:22 PM Dec 4th
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in reply to rentzsch
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@ NSOperationQueue observes @"isFinished" which means a custom setter needs to be -setIsFinished: for automatic notification
1:18 PM Dec 4th
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in reply to kevinhoctor
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@ sure, if you prefer setters of the form -setIs<key>. But it also muddies the key you're supposed to trigger and observe.
1:02 PM Dec 4th
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in reply to kevinhoctor
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Properties are a concept detached from both methods and instance variables. Overlaps are just a common coincidence.
12:37 PM Dec 4th
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@ GAH! Don't prefix your properties with 'is' your getter can be, that's not a problem. But the property name should be 'voided'.
12:35 PM Dec 4th
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in reply to kevinhoctor
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Concerned that -setCanDrawConcurrently: breaks encapsulation.
3:13 AM Dec 4th
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@ I know what you mean, @ and myself were doing the Chernobyl Spec Ops mission tonight. It took many attempts.
1:53 PM Dec 3rd
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- Name Keith Duncan
- Location Brighton
- Web http://33software...
- Bio Cocoa Developer at Realmac Software.
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