Entangled

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by Entangled 9y ago
I love Kotlin and her twin sister Swift. They're both beautiful and allow you to code apps for the desktop, server, mobile, watch, TV, IoT, and everything in between. They're here to stay and they're a joy to use. Jump on the
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by Entangled 9y ago
> Now if you want to code on your TV then just buy an AppleTV and use AirPlay to project your Mac's screen to the TV So I need a thousand dollar device relaying to my hundred dollar device? I see.
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by Entangled 9y ago
Just like the Apple Newton the first time, the world wasn't prepared, now the content providers are a dime a dozen, just bring in the apps. I would be writing this from my TV instead of my laptop and finally Facetime would be like in t
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by Entangled 9y ago
They lack the ecosystem and the army of developers to build it. Apple and Google are the best positioned at the moment with tvOS and Android but they're lacking vision. Samsung could enter the arena and then Huawei, LG, Sony, etc. I ne
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by Entangled 9y ago
Sure, Youtube would be the first app no doubt about it, I'd like to see Casey Neistat on TV every night, but now imagine instagram, snapchat, twitter, facebook and all social apps on your TV. Phones will still be widely used on the go,
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by Entangled 9y ago
Start with an Apple-TV-like device that we can plug to our TVs and allow us to browse the web from our couches. Compete with Google and Apple in that arena and let us developers build tools for the world to enjoy the computer ten feet away,
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by Entangled 9y ago
That's exactly the wrong mentality in the business. How much does it cost to allocate a million dockers for a million developers to play? A million dollars? Take it as a huge advertisement billboard that will pay a million fold when th
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by Entangled 9y ago
IBM could be the best cloud foundry in the world but they refuse to open their gates to hobbyists, ignoring that they will become influencers and influencers bring more users to their platforms. If I was a Bluemix head honcho I'd creat
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by Entangled 9y ago
> Your browser is not supported. Try it with the latest Google Chrome. Err, this is chrome, version 49 to be exact.
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by Entangled 9y ago
Swift developer for the Apple ecosystem: Server, Desktop, Mobile, Watch, TV and everything in between. Location: Venezuela Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Swift Résumé/CV: github.com/kuyawa
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by Entangled 9y ago
Already did it for the latinamerican market, but haven't launched it and probably never will. Banking is not hard, it's just too regulated for the mere mortal. http://fonpago.com
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by Entangled 9y ago
An important thing, besides mobile payment, will be web payment. So start a viral campaign to show people how to put their email account on their web page and ask buyers to pay their shopping carts using this Google Pay app. Use your phone
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by Entangled 9y ago
I firmly believe they have a winner, specially for the small and informal businesses, all they need is to deliver simplicity and security. The pay by email is not as important as the pay by mobile but it can be used to leverage market penet
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by Entangled 9y ago
I love this idea, it can be even bigger than Paypal. Three suggestions: First, make it a mobile app as a simplified gmail with just the recipient, the amount and a memo. That's it. In version two add the pic, avatar or whatever people
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by Entangled 9y ago
> Android engineers are more welcome now. Especially if they write Kotlin. I love Swift, and I love Kotlin. To any young programmer out there (I'm in my fifties), learn these two languages and you will be highly employable for the n
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by Entangled 9y ago
I prefer YAML no matter how much lipstick you put on JSON.
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by Entangled 9y ago
Go with Swift, it can be used everywhere and it is in high demand right now. Server, desktop, mobile, watch, tv, you name it. Kotlin comes in second place if you like Android and their mobile ecosystem.
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by Entangled 9y ago
Is there a slight chance that they are not "holes" but massive vantablack spheres?
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by Entangled 9y ago
Cool service, could easily get the text from the sidebar ad, but couldn't get the text from their own head logo. Bookmarked.
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by Entangled 9y ago
I believe Kotlin will eat everybody's lunch real soon. Be prepared.
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by Entangled 9y ago
I insist they're missing a huge market segment between a $10 raspberry and a $500 mac mini. A billion units of a $99 Apple-TV sized computer. The Mac Nano.
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by Entangled 10y ago
Dermatology, eye conditions, blood cells, tissue, viruses, urine, saliva, everything that can allow an app to give you a first diagnose before heading to the doctor. I foresee in less than ten years we will have a doctor in our pockets. No,
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by Entangled 10y ago
> You would almost need to create a Wikipedia for real world locations. Exactly. Wonderful service with world wide use and translatable to all languages. You definitely would need "curators" for every place and at the beginning
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by Entangled 10y ago
I like this idea but extending it to the whole world based on geolocation. Use an app and earphones to find voice/text descriptions of places and landmarks, monuments, sculptures, buildings, etc. Everything can be geo-toured. Of course
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by Entangled 10y ago
This is a great point and I wonder if JetBrains released a free IDE for individual programmers it would help adopt their technologies wherever these programmers work. Yesterday I took a look at their tools and they are all absolutely great
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by Entangled 10y ago
Three years is excessively too much time in any modern measure and that's an unacceptable excuse. Lack of vision is a more acceptable excuse. I'd take the Mac Mini form factor and make a whole range of pluggable computers from App
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by Entangled 10y ago
Look guys, I love to see new languages every single day, I am a fan of language design but for the love of god, can you post at least a HelloWorld program in the front page? And while we're at it, add some arrays, dictionaries and obje
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by Entangled 10y ago
* FLAVOR: Desktop * HEADLINE: Swift for desktop apps * DESCRIPTION: Swift frameworks for Cocoa controls that allow development of desktop apps in a beautiful and consistent manner. And while we're at it, give also Google a hand on port
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by Entangled 10y ago
"A bicycle of the mind" Jobs was not only a great showman, he was definitely a genius.
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by Entangled 10y ago
"who always who" Proofread a thousand times before submitting.

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