adajos

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   How Apple Watch Complications Can Get Smarter(medium.com)

   2 points by adajos 11y ago|0 comments
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   Who Else Forgets to Try Force Touch? How  Watch Should Copy Restroom Faucets(medium.com)

   1 points by adajos 11y ago|1 comments
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   by adajos 11y ago

   I'm going to endorse them for "Creating Value for Shareholders."
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   by adajos 11y ago

   If only Programmer B had avoided that initial choice to preserve the broken abstraction rather than abandoning it then and there. He must have been practicing Deadline Driven Development.
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   by adajos 11y ago

   Thanks, I had no idea!
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   by adajos 11y ago

   Hope the dynamic/static dispatch issues around protocol extensions get sorted out--the current state is pretty lousy.
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   by adajos 11y ago

   It would be nice to have something in our arsenal against dengue fever. I will be interested to see how effective this is.
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   by adajos 11y ago

   Excellent point. And this calibrating is a key point as you lose weight--once you drop a significant amount you've got to revise your calorie intake down a commensurate amount. Estimation is good enough as long as you monitor your prog
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   by adajos 11y ago

   Exactly right. It's all about the BMR and while calorie-counting alone won't get you ideal nutrition it is absolutely enough to control weight. I counted my calories with MyFitnessPal last spring and dropped 25 pounds. Consisten
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    by adajos 11y ago

    This is pretty sad Apple.
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    How to Tell If You Should Get an Apple Watch [Infographic](medium.com)

    1 points by adajos 11y ago|0 comments
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    by adajos 11y ago

    Very interesting. Startup idea: stool sample testing and custom diet design via a mobile app. I call "not it" for the stool testing part. I'll work on the mobile app instead.
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    How Your Own Brain Is Making You Run Slowly and What You Can Do About It(medium.com)

    3 points by adajos 11y ago|0 comments
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    by adajos 11y ago

    Seems like this should be easily fixable by making it the app developer's decision via CoreLocation. If the app developer in turn wants to allow the user to modify that setting, then more power too them.
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    by adajos 11y ago

    I am an Apple fan and iOS developer, but I completely agree.
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    by adajos 11y ago

    Reach is exactly right. Also good for audience building. That said, I agree with most of the complaints about Medium as well.
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    by adajos 11y ago

    Great post and tips, thanks for sharing them with us.
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    How your iOS app screams that you don't care about your users(medium.com)

    3 points by adajos 11y ago|0 comments
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    by adajos 11y ago

    Oh man, I'm going to be using that "Views, loadable from XIB" tip now.
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    by adajos 11y ago

    This is the best explanation I've seen anywhere about why you sometimes need to provide the parameter name for the first parameter in a func and when you don't.
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    by adajos 11y ago

    I can't imagine that it's possible for me to inhibit subvocalization. It seems intrinsic to the way I read.
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    by adajos 11y ago

    I use the Sync Solver app to push my FitBit data into HealthKit. http://syncsolver.com/ I have both an Apple Watch and a FitBit Surge. The Apple Watch is the better smart watch, but the Surge is a much better fitness device