amrox

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by amrox 6y ago
I too am nostalgic for the early days of mobile when system resources and screen size were both scarce. It required creative solutions. It was fun. Nowadays with larger screens and phones that are as fast as your laptop, mobile apps share m
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by amrox 7y ago
For mobile apps and SDKs I found it very useful to keep a pointer to the current production version (master) for integration tests.
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by amrox 7y ago
I just discovered this last night! Such a cool feature.
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by amrox 7y ago
Not sure if you're serious, but transportation is only 14% of emissions. Electricity, agriculture and industry are all individually bigger contributors. https://www.epa.gov/ghgemissions/global-greenhouse-gas-emiss.
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by amrox 7y ago
Personally I don’t find the “Vista-like” pop-ups that bad. It’s a minor annoyance when setting up a new app, but otherwise I hardly ever see it. And how often do you install new apps on macOS anymore?
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by amrox 7y ago
Also seems like drone.io works exclusively with Docker, which is tricky for Android and AFAIK impossible for iOS projects.
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by amrox 7y ago
I hadn't heard of drone.io > Drone.io does not let developers configure two different projects against the same repository. Instead, one must fork that repository into a new one and use that to create a new Drone.io project. https:
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by amrox 7y ago
Swift runs on Linux just fine. There are web frameworks in swift. Tensorflow is working on Swift support [2]. Yes it is Apple supported but it’s open source and runs plenty of places besides iOS. You may still think it’s “garbage” but you’r
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by amrox 7y ago
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by amrox 7y ago
I had the same experience showing my daughter Cut the Rope.
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by amrox 7y ago
Monodraw - ascii/text drawing app. It’s useful and delightful https://monodraw.helftone.com/
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by amrox 7y ago
The only contact I’ve had with bazel is via Tensorflow (more specifically tf lite). Last I tried it was not possible to set up bazel to output a static library. Has this changed?
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by amrox 7y ago
Neat. I like both Nix and containers. Though I'm curious. Can someone explain > This is not an officially supported Google project. "20% time" I guess?
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by amrox 7y ago
I would say that the primary driver for growing the niche Objective-C community was iOS, not CocoaPods. And Objective-C is dying again with the introduction of Swift. Also, I see cool C++ open-source projects being released fairly frequentl
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by amrox 7y ago
Does anyone know is this is x86 specific? It sounds like it’s just C but I’m not at a computer right now so I can’t dig in. It seems really interesting for embedded or mobile (iOS/Android) too
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by amrox 7y ago
Learning the basics about how programming languages work - parsers, interpreters/compilers. I've heard good things about Writing An Interpreter In Go [1]. Related, I've enjoyed Martin Fowler's DSL book [2]. - [1] htt
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by amrox 8y ago
> I don't know how well that runs on androids and iphones. Not well.
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by amrox 8y ago
We write our internal demo apps for our iOS framework in Swift for this reason as well.
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by amrox 8y ago
OpenCV includes a python script to build a framework for iOS. I agree, it’s not great.
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by amrox 10y ago
> - Someone would change the code and always forget to update the schema to match. It only makes sense if you're somehow generating the code from the schema. We used http://www.jsonschema2pojo.org/ (via the gradle
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by amrox 14y ago
San Francisco, CA (INTERN, H1B welcome) MindSnacks - http://www.mindsnacks.com/ We build wonderful educational games in San Francisco. If you are nice and want to help us make splendid products, we'd love to heard from you. We're hiring i
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An example REST API with Django, Tastypie, xAuth and Heroku(github.com)
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