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chriseidhof
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I live in Berlin. It's awesome. I don't think it'll ever be the next SV, or even come close. If it ever becomes as "successful", it'd be in a very different way.
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Fast Running: How to run a 10K in under 40 minutes
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Finding Designers – and how to decide whether you want to work with them
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How to work with strings on iOS
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iOS Meetups around the World
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Value Objects and Immutability in Objective-C
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Objc.io issue 3: Views
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Objc.io Issue 2: Concurrent Programming
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Thanks a lot. We focused on shipping the first issue, and now have time to think about things like RSS feeds =)
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Objc.io - periodical about best practices and advanced techniques in Objective-C
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Concurrent Core Data Stacks – Performance Shootout
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Show HN: the conference I'm organising (iOS in Berlin)
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Swhack Berlin - Hacking in Memory of aaronsw — Berlin Edition
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Awesome! How do I create edges that connect to the node itself? Like the state diagram you show in the screenshots?
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They've been doing that for a while. One of the major projects was/is HipHop, a PHP to C++ compiler.
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Yeah, Utrecht University has some of the world's leading Haskell researchers, I think it is taught in Groningen as well. In Nijmegen they teach Clean, which is very similar to Haskell.
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If I'm not mistaken, these systems are still in use in some major European cities, but only for government communication. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pneumatic_tube
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Dude, you keep churning out awesome things. I was just looking at the tiny lua cocoa bridge, really well done.
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I really would like to eat healthy. I already exercise a lot and have a good body weight. I'm not looking to lose weight, but to optimize my quality of life (e.g. feeling good, being productive, have the energy to exercise). All the "scient
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You could represent those points as a sequence... it's basically the same techniques.
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Oh, come on. While I dislike XML as much as anyone, I can definitely see the advantages of representing an AST as XML and manipulating using a functional language (e.g. XSLT). I think the Stratego languages also do something similar, and th
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Me too. But I suspect that they might be, it's probably contained within the Amazon sector.
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Really awesome. However, I wonder if this would be a problem when working with Apple: Apps that use location-based APIs for automatic or autonomous control of vehicles, aircraft, or other devices will be rejected Apps that use location-base
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Awesome! Just a very small issue with the website: I wanted to click on the screenshot on the homepage, but it didn't work. I expected it to be clickable and do the slideshow.
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Changing Tech Education
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It is also about the way packages are specified: "Nix is a purely functional package manager. This means that it treats packages like values in purely functional programming languages such as Haskell — they are built by functions that don’t
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Just to clarify: the purely functional part is how the package are managed. Nix itself is mostly written in C++, and I'm not sure, but probably not in a purely functional style.
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Please show some respect. I don't think it's appropriate to make these kind of jokes.
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Get in touch with the silicon allee and www.gruenderszene.de, they know everybody. The Gidsy founders are Dutch, definitely get in touch with them. I'd love to show you guys around (I'm Dutch and living in Berlin), but I will be away during
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Starting New Projects
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