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Apple News: Best iPhone and iPad apps for professional photographers
As a professional photographer, the iPhone and iPad can be excellent tools for your business. You are probably already aware that there’s a lot of great apps out there focused on editing photos, but if we’re being real, as a professional, you’re not going to use them. However there are many other great apps that can help compliment your business, and we’ve rounded up some of our favorites.
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Technology News: The future of technology isn’t mobile, it’s contextual
In the coming years, there will be a shift toward contextual computing, writes Pete Mortensen of Jump Associates, defined in large part by Georgia Tech researchers Anind Dey and Gregory Abowd about a decade ago.
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Programming News: Lispy Abuse of Ruby: Local Functions
If Ruby were a person, the court would put a restraining order prohibiting my appearance in her vicinity (I somehow think of Ruby as a girl). But since there’s now law against it, I am free to bend and abuse her for my devious pleasures. Functional languages like Lisp and Haskell make it easy to define highly granular scopes. It’s possible to define a local function, and restrict its scope to any arbitrary chunk of code.
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Photography News: How To Shoot Landscapes Under a Full Moon
This article is about taking photos at night under a full Moon or near a full Moon. At night the Moon will act as a light source in exactly the same way the Sun behaves during daytime so you will be able to take photos that look like daytime scenes but with stars in the sky, and that’s really cool and unusual.
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