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David Jacobs
Jun 20, 2012, 5:01:33 PM6/20/12
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I can't make it tomorrow night, but my favorite API is described 11:18
in to the session 222 video. You can hear a lone clapper in the
audience of 1,000+. That is me.
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in to the session 222 video. You can hear a lone clapper in the
audience of 1,000+. That is me.
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Geoffrey S. Knauth
Jun 20, 2012, 5:17:44 PM6/20/12
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On Jun 20, 2012, at 17:01 , David Jacobs wrote:
> I can't make it tomorrow night, but my favorite API is described 11:18
> in to the session 222 video. You can hear a lone clapper in the
> audience of 1,000+. That is me.
What's wrong with everyone else?
> I can't make it tomorrow night, but my favorite API is described 11:18
> in to the session 222 video. You can hear a lone clapper in the
> audience of 1,000+. That is me.
Avi Drissman
Jun 20, 2012, 5:26:26 PM6/20/12
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Last year, when Ali Ozer was introducing a new version of KVO that had a context pointer in the deregistration, I was the one slowly clapping in the audience. I plan now for 2015 when I can start using 10.7-only APIs.
Avi
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David Jacobs
Jun 20, 2012, 5:27:13 PM6/20/12
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No imagination.
But seriously, there were some sessions in which people just clapped
for no reason (like the introduction of dongles). I definitely think
that a lot of people watch these sessions passively - sleeping,
daydreaming about parties, doing email & twitter, or simply not
listening. Some of the smaller sessions were particularly low energy,
which is a shame because the engineers that present are often the ones
who architected or built the feature.
David
But seriously, there were some sessions in which people just clapped
for no reason (like the introduction of dongles). I definitely think
that a lot of people watch these sessions passively - sleeping,
daydreaming about parties, doing email & twitter, or simply not
listening. Some of the smaller sessions were particularly low energy,
which is a shame because the engineers that present are often the ones
who architected or built the feature.
David
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