Ted Goddard

@ted_goddard

Robot, Robots & Pencils

Calgary, Alberta, Canada
electrovore.com
Joined March 2011
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  1. May 17

    To run swift 4 on the MacOS command line: download and install the pkg, then export TOOLCHAINS=org.swift.4020170515a

  2. Mar 13

    It's high noon for DST.

  3. Jan 24

    Today you will spend time with a string with value "null".

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  4. 2 Nov 2016

    It still works fine, just use "Hey Siri, scroll down one pixel."

  5. 9 Oct 2016

    The probability of living in a computer simulation = (known universe state information) / (total universe state information).

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  6. 7 Oct 2016

    You are living in year 6020 of a computer simulation.

  7. 5 Oct 2016

    Coastal cities should pump salt water throughout for cooling and solar powered desalination at each residence.

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  8. 20 Sep 2016

    iOS custom keyboard popup menu: button?.addTarget(self, action: (handleInputModeListFromView), forControlEvents: .AllTouchEvents)

  9. 28 Jul 2016

    With swiffy gone not only is Flash dead, it can't even be reanimated. I wish google had made it open source.

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  10. 1 Jun 2016

    sometimes the low hanging fruit is actually rhubarb

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  11. 23 May 2016

    is actually a holiday

  12. 1 Apr 2016

    if (document.queryCommandValue("italic")) { ...

  13. 21 Feb 2016

    The Secure Enclave is neither secure nor an enclave. Discuss.

  14. 24 Oct 2015

    isn't Sci Fi, it's Eng Fi

  15. 23 Oct 2015

    React.js: like ICEfaces, but with expression language on the outside

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  16. 25 Sep 2015

    What if the simulator shipped with iTunes rather than Xcode?

  17. 12 May 2015

    documentation will lead you astray, always start with reverse engineering

  18. 11 May 2015

    enable Whole Module Optimization for reduced compile time in large projects

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  19. 30 Apr 2015

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  20. 27 Mar 2015

    When you are setting the scale on an object in then use an expression {x: xValue, y: yValue} (scale can't be a single float)

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