Don’t yield to illegal pedestrians
According to the Washington State driver’s guide a driver must, Always yield to pedestrians and bicyclists who are legally crossing the road. So does this mean if those pedestrians and…
According to the Washington State driver’s guide a driver must, Always yield to pedestrians and bicyclists who are legally crossing the road. So does this mean if those pedestrians and…
I’ve noticed that many people don’t seem to understand how the different business models of Google and, say, Apple result in completely different products, pricing, and privacy terms. First, it…
Hilarious pair of cartoons on bike tolls. I just love the idea about levying bridge/street tolls based on weight—that makes so much sense!
You can solve the initial value problem y’=f(y) numerical by discretizing y into individual time steps. Starting with y at time n, Runge-Kutta time stepping algorithm computes y at time…
Specifically, if you have a property that looks like this, @property(readwrite, strong) __attribute__((NSObject)) CGLayerRef theLayer; which you use to treat Core Foundation objects like usual reference counted objects, you need…
I made a huge mistake in my synthesized properties for IBOutlets that resulted in a memory leak and many, many wasted hours. So, here’s what I was doing, @property(readonly, unsafe_unretained)…
After upgrading to Xcode 4.3 my “make distribution” script for PhotoLinker failed because it couldn’t get the command line tool xcodebuild to work. To fix this, you need to do…
I saw two quotes via Jon Gruber that I feel the need to repost. The first is a wonderful essay on trolls by Paul Graham, The third cause of trolling is…
I was totally behind the principals and methods of the Occupy Wall Street movement for the first several months of its life, but as of the last two weeks, I’m…
I just transitioned PhotoLinker and its dependent frameworks from garbage collection (GC) to automatic reference counting (ARC). For the most part this transition went fairly smoothly—I actually had an ARC…