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by chriseidhof 14y ago
Slightly off-topic, but still relevant: a great quote from Alain de Botton: "Intimacy is the capacity to be rather weird with someone - and finding that that's ok with them." https://twitter.com/#!/alaindebotton/status/1924914438840115...
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by chriseidhof 15y ago
This is awesome. I've been waiting for this, and it was on my list of projects to build. However, it looks like the execution is really well done. I would love to see a trial version though.
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Entitled(chris.eidhof.nl)
3 points by chriseidhof 15y ago|0 comments
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CocoaPods: The Objective-C Dependency Manager(cocoapods.org)
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by chriseidhof 15y ago
It would probably helpful to have a very clear goal with what you want to accomplish. And some way to force yourself to actually sit down and put in the hours. For me, it would be too tempting to have coffee dates all the time, or refresh h
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Accessing an API using CoreData's NSIncrementalStore(chris.eidhof.nl)
1 points by chriseidhof 15y ago|0 comments
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Becoming a better programmer: test-driven development on iOS(chris.eidhof.nl)
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by chriseidhof 15y ago
You guys are constantly pushing out cool stuff, just started using KIF and I really like it. Thanks for open sourcing guys!
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Take The Money(chris.eidhof.nl)
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by chriseidhof 15y ago
No, I overpronate. I already landed on my forefoot. My technique shouldn't be the problem.
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by chriseidhof 15y ago
No, I really took it slowly. The injury also showed up only after a few months...
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by chriseidhof 15y ago
I did that too, but it's not for everybody. I got a serious injury (compartment syndrome) and wasn't running for 4 months . My minimal shoes turned out to be the culprit, and after switching back to shoes with good support I can now run 5 t
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by chriseidhof 15y ago
If you're going to travel, come to Europe! It can be really refreshing to get to know some new cultures. There's so much to see here. I'll give you a tour of Berlin if you're in the area. And I agree with the other people: take a break. Don
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by chriseidhof 15y ago
"I can’t afford time off work to exercise" This sounds quite scary to me. I would think that exercise is not something that goes at the expense of working, it might even increase productivity. Even if it's long walks outside. However, I don
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by chriseidhof 15y ago
Yes, but not everyone will do this. I hardly read any newspapers and try to avoid news sites, but if something's really interesting my friends will bring it up. For now, this strategy works just fine.
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by chriseidhof 15y ago
Have you considered a language like OCaml or Haskell? You can still get many of the benefits from Erlang while having near-C performance.
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by chriseidhof 15y ago
It's a very minimal explanation. But it's good that more people know about KVO, it can really simplify your code. It becomes even nicer when you use something like BlocksKit, because then you don't have to do the annoying checks in the obs
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by chriseidhof 15y ago
That's straightforward to do yourself. Either roll your own using blocks, or use a standard library such as SDWebImage (which is very easy to install using CocoaPods). But I agree, having it integrated would be even nicer.
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by chriseidhof 15y ago
You're right, thanks!
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by chriseidhof 15y ago
I hope so, this would be a huge leap forward for the web. For low-level performance, Javascript doesn't quite cut it. Although it will of course become faster and faster, I don't think you can approach a low-level language. NaCl will also e
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by chriseidhof 15y ago
Status Anxiety - Alain de Botton It's about how we have come to live in a meritocracy, where your status depends on what you have achieved. Very insightful and readable work by the contemporary philosopher/writer.
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by chriseidhof 15y ago
My friend Eelco wrote his Master's thesis about typesafe diff (and patch) for arbitrary data structures: http://eelco.lempsink.nl/thesis-eelco-lempsink.pdf It allows you to have meaningful diffs for any kind of datastructures, not just li
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Hard Decisions(chriseidhof.tumblr.com)
1 points by chriseidhof 15y ago|0 comments
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Satisficers vs. Optimizers(chriseidhof.tumblr.com)
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Survivorship Bias(chriseidhof.tumblr.com)
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by chriseidhof 15y ago
In other languages I agree, in Haskell it's perfectly normal and no problem. Most of the times, the Haskell code is very readable.
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by chriseidhof 15y ago
Nice work! You obviously are creative, funny and can think out of the box =). Impressive resume.
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by chriseidhof 15y ago
You might be right. I am tempted to make it 99 cents... however, I don't want to disappoint the people who just bought it. Feels a bit unfair to me... maybe in a few weeks.
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by chriseidhof 15y ago
Just the availability =). And it's a bit nerdy. It's quite expensive though, compared to regular domains :(
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by chriseidhof 15y ago
Thanks! I agree on the simpler site, I'm going to make a mobile version. Maybe even tonight ;).

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