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After my previous blogpost a lot of people mailed me about the usability of my ‘iPhone location data to Google Earth’ tool. It was a command-line tool, and you needed to have Java 6 installed. The main goal was to show how it is done in Java, for other developers.
When [...]
Today I noticed the following post on Slashdot: Apple Logging Locations of All iPhone Users
And the article they are referring to can be found here
First I was amazed, how can Apple do this? But on second thought, they aren’t sending it yet to anybody, it is just something on the phone [...]
Today in our project we suddenly had 10 failing unit-tests on our integration server (Hudson). Opening Hudson and looking at the first failed build I was in for a surprise. The only code changed that commit was mine!
The scare
Quickly I looked around and went into overdrive mode:
I need to fix this [...]
Today somebody posted a comment:
‘Could you write a post giving more details on why you think
checked exceptions are “the embodiment of evil”?’
So here it is.
Follow up on the previous blogpost.
Yesterday I wrote an algorithm in Java to generate de Bruijn sequences. But I had a breakthrough after reading:
K. Cattell, F. Ruskey, J. Sawada, M. Serra, C.R. Miers, Fast algorithms to generate necklaces, unlabeled necklaces, and irreducible polynomials over GF(2)
It has an algorithm which generates Lyndon words [...]
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