AJRF

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by AJRF 6y ago
Very cool work. However; I fear this moves software engineering closer to the role of something like plumbing. I've despaired at the state of most software I've used since as far back as I can remember, except when it comes to too
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by AJRF 6y ago
Running apps that Apple don’t like on the App Store. SSH’ing into your iPhone. And the main reason for jailbreaking now is so you can dump source code from running IPAs with Frida.
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by AJRF 6y ago
6 months ago I went through every single website in my safari keychain and changed their password, even if the password was already unique. I also removed my credit card at some point after this from every single website - and changed the c
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by AJRF 6y ago
I thought this stuff was so silly too until I read Yarvins resignation letter. It goes someways to explain the esoteric nature of the tooling. He sets out quite eloquently the reasons for it; 1. Laziness (which I think is a modest way of sa
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by AJRF 6y ago
I was really surprised to hear that John Carmack and Github engineers were brought it to clean the code up - after - the government based some of its choices to go in to lockdown. I know more and more of us are getting sucked into the &#x27
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by AJRF 6y ago
I made a clone of YikYak because I thought that would be a good idea For people in lockdown. After almost finishing it (only few bugs left) I decided to not bother trying to release it. Like most projects my initial enthusiasm went out the
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by AJRF 6y ago
Agreed that the barrier to entry for mobile app dev is high enough to the point of excluding vast swathes of developers from building tools for themselves. Ive been an iOS dev for 5 years and I'm now looking to move into web dev for a
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by AJRF 6y ago
I should probably start doing this for the (very) few times over the years I've regretted deleting something.
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by AJRF 6y ago
Polar opposite - Does anyone enjoy digital amnesia? I feel like I might be a little weird here, but every so often I'll just go in and delete all my notes, reminders, apps, photos, etc and start again. Wondering if anyone else does thi
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by AJRF 6y ago
An aside: Anyone else finding themselves adding site:github.com rather than site:stackoverflow.com to their Google searches more now?
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by AJRF 6y ago
I agree around usage of Firebase here because no one really knows what data is being sucked up there but it looks like the intent of usage here is pretty clean; If you look at the code Firebase is in there because the push notifications to
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by AJRF 6y ago
I had no idea about this, I revoke the part about it being great. Still cheap though, can't take that away from my original statement.
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by AJRF 6y ago
Oh okay - thank you for answering.
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by AJRF 6y ago
Anyone from the Isle of Wight here to confirm how they are installing it for iOS specifically? I've not seen it in the iOS App Store and am very curious to see if they are side loading it.
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by AJRF 6y ago
The John Snow pub is great, it's so cheap!
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by AJRF 6y ago
Institutional trust has been eroding since Watergate and almost non-existent since Snowden leaks. Seeing Apples name on the PRISM slide was a gut bunch, you dont and will never get blind trust anymore. Saying this is similar to the anti-vax
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by AJRF 6y ago
This is why I mentioned the time frame - this goes into trial EDIT:TOMORROW* (still don't think that gives much time to audit the source code) in Isle of Wight, and ITV news said it is going out to the rest of the UK Thursday - so its
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by AJRF 6y ago
Oh wow I had no idea Palintir was involved, I feel like I've finally turned in to the paranoid old fool that people laugh at, but this really upsets me to think of the millions of people who are going to install this without so much as
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by AJRF 6y ago
I've been wondering about the UK contact tracing app because they seem to be deliberately misleading saying that data is secure on the phone, yet it's a centralised model, and they are using bullshit terms like "clinically se
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Jacobson vs. Massachusetts(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by AJRF 6y ago|0 comments
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by AJRF 6y ago
React is a framework though, not a library. I don't mean to be disparaging but this is an article about how someone thought react was one thing, found it was another and then wrote a post of random tidbits about things in react you cou
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Argument Parser for Swift(swift.org)
17 points by AJRF 7y ago|2 comments
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by AJRF 7y ago
It's hard to find up to date records filtered by country, but they might have higher count of the ACE2 enzyme which is thought to be an entry point for coronaviruses. Asian populations have much higher count than other populations. ht
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Regular Expression Denial of Service(hackernoon.com)
1 points by AJRF 7y ago|0 comments
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by AJRF 7y ago
As it stands Spotify apps are trash for listening to (or finding) anything other than popular music. Podcasts, Classical music, or anything that doesn't fit the mould of Artist -> Album -> Track just doesn't fit their domain
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by AJRF 7y ago
Would you mind saying which podcast it is? Trying to track the ones moving in a Google Sheet which I will share.
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by AJRF 7y ago
Guys what if... You had 200 fans each paying 500 a year? Amazing right? 500 is less than 1000 and 200 isn’t that much more than 100. Feel free to take down the OP and put this comment up instead
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Uses This: Bram Moolenaar(usesthis.com)
17 points by AJRF 7y ago|7 comments
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by AJRF 7y ago
> "Read the classics. So many “new” ideas in software development have actually been around for decades." From the original post that inspired this post: https://gist.github.com/stettix/5bb2d99e50fdbbd15dd
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by AJRF 7y ago
From iOS perspective changing to clean architecture using VIPER has made our code testable and easier to reason about. We enforce the architecture as much as possible through protocol conformance, which doesn’t always work, but works extrao

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