New Apple Lust Objects for 2010 and onward

lol "back on topic"

no

thanks for putting me in this mood. i did not need that this week

you know what, i'm just not going to post in this thread anymore. have fun

As someone with some degree of experience being diplomatic on internet forums, I'd suggest it's as much about semantics. if you put any of that shit on your primary device, you're nuts could raise some hackles.

I don't want to fight about it. markers I don't really know you, but I appreciate your enthusiasm here. Sorry for being snarky, let's get past this.

some jokester at apple likes firefly:
http://i.imgur.com/kbBNaqm.jpg

markers, nobody is criticizing you personally, just your comment that raised some hackles because it came off as abrasive and a little out of left field

go have some iced tea or something and walk around the block before reapproaching the thread

"I know a lot more than you think" is never really a good look, in any situation, though

it's also not a good look to condescend to someone who has higher level knowledge than your particular expertise. good luck ever having a good relationship with a manager if that is your attitude. there were a few nagls in this exchange.

for what it's worth, calling people out who are just throwing around ideas is kind of weird. I kind of postulated about what the heck Iovine/Dre would be able to do in Apple and posted a link to someone else having the same speculation, but I wasn't really attached to that idea at all -- I just kind of thought it'd be neat, but very unlikely

the hard insistence that people, especially these blog pundits, _know_ things and that you can _know_ what apple or whoever will do by reading these tea leaves that are apple fan blogs, biographies, and historical detours is magical thinking

yeah, I just think "lol u realize you reader of many blogs are giving computer advice to actual software developers right" is an attitude that someone with overly rigid thinking tends to have. you can miss out on some good ideas with that attitude. obviously, the stakes were lower in this case, but that then begs why one needs to be so dickishly defensive about credentials.

hey lagoon, don't talk to me anymore, ok?

― markers, Wednesday, June 4, 2014 12:11 PM (2 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

oh come on markers

marked lack of lust objects here

yeah, I just think "lol u realize you reader of many blogs are giving computer advice to actual software developers right" is an attitude that someone with overly rigid thinking tends to have. you can miss out on some good ideas with that attitude. obviously, the stakes were lower in this case, but that then begs why one needs to be so dickishly defensive about credentials.

― Sufjenga Cat Giffin (Sufjan Grafton), Wednesday, June 4, 2014 2:52 PM (1 minute ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

oh come on sufjan grafton

im gonna give everyone such a karate chop, and we havent even mentioned swift yet

swift seems cool

cool

I am interested in reading your criticism of it, though

I don't think it was credentials, it was like... don't act like you're imparting knowledge

I read part of the swift book thingy on my flight back the other day. The basics look good but I haven't looked into how it looks syntactically with the cocoa stuff yet. The type of variables that are constants by default seemed familiar -- what other languages do that?

i certainly dont know enough abt that sort of thing to criticize it, i mean i can kinda make an app but not that much xp

I don't think it was credentials, it was like... don't act like you're imparting knowledge

― a strange man (mh), Wednesday, June 4, 2014 3:02 PM (53 seconds ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

yeah also it was kinda funny particularly cause it was someone who has no reason to put a beta on their computer telling people who do not to

yeah fwiw I saw a lot of myself in legumes post, so I judged harshly. I think there were missteps on both sides like I said. Prbly should have saved it for a tumblr post.

i feel like maybe u were just considering it more deeply than it was intended, it was more of a rmde type moment than anything

SOMEONE ELSE may have taken it a lil too seriously too

Damn this thread is no chill

No chill

lol

anyway i hope markers rage at my attempting putting of him into his place builds until he has no choice but to learn to build apps just to show me how i have no idea what im talking about and he makes millions of dollars and leads a fruitful happy life and forgets all about how mad he was and we are friends again

You're a dick.

ur a dick

this thread is so unchill

this is starting to remind me of this coworker my friends used to have who was really bad at sarcasm detection and thought I was on his side when I was sarcastic and thought I was ripping on him when I was being genuine

maybe we are all just horrible nerds who care about apple products

my stupid first idea was to see if 10.10 would run on that mac pro that isn't technically supposed to be able to run anything over 10.7 but... I used hacks

so how about that steve jobs? now he was a dick!

yeah it seems like maybe there was something genuinely wrong with him

is this thread about larry shippers

this thread is about slender man

did apple announce a new product named 'larry'? is it shipping this quarter?

in a few seconds this thread is going to be about Larry/Balki 'shippers

I know I eventually got used to the product name 'iPhone' but for some reason the idea of 'iWatch' is still really chafing me

iWatchU

the unWatch

the iWatch belongs on your wrist, where it will not chafe. the idea of iWatch belongs in your heart, where it will not chafe.

the iWatch and the idea of iWatch will both definitely chafe your penis, so don't try it

sorry

iStroker

Pretty mad waterface went and killed this thread with a dick joke

many XPs ago...

If you're already spending the $$$ to join ADC, it's absolutely worth it to buy a used previous generation iOS device specifically for testing code on. I found a mangled jailbroken iPad on eBay that has a cracked screen, but otherwise works fine. The crack makes it annoying to use at length and its nothing I'd want to demo in front of a client but it was dirt cheap and perfect to run betas and broken code on. The Xcode simulator can only go so far.

The type of variables that are constants by default seemed familiar -- what other languages do that?

― a strange man (mh), Wednesday, June 4, 2014 3:02 PM Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

scala has var vs. val keywords. clojure has, uh, var and let? this all goes back to just sugar for 'const' and 'const correctness' C, though maybe with slightly different semantics.

you of course also have ml's distinction between let bindings and mutable refs, but that's somewhat stronger...

I usually put the betas on my primary phone when they hit v5 or v6 or so. The release notes are a pretty good guide to things that are broken, and if there's a dealbreaker in there avoid. Usually the first one is a disaster, and this one is awful on the phone.