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chunkyguy
3y ago
https://github.com/facebook/igl/tree/main/src/igl/metal
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chunkyguy
3y ago
https://whackylabs.com/ I mostly write about iOS development.
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How is Snapchat 3 times of TikTok? Is it due to the ban in India?
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Reminds me of my adventure with Yahoo Small Business for which I was paying them some amount every year for hosting my blog and an email service. They sold the service to Aabaco around the same time when I was moving between countries and h
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I don't miss Objective-C because I still use it on daily basis. I also like Swift, I use it daily at work but I don't see the point of using Swift when working on solo projects. ObjC is fast, fun and I personally feel very product
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But as an app developer, I love using Objective-C because it lets me build beautiful things without worrying about making the compiler happy.
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Apple's strategy has always been to go 100% in and don't look back. Eventually people assume if Apple is investing so much into this new thing, they must have a plan. So a few adventurous devs and users get onboard. Apple marketin
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.DS_Store has a origin story though not as entertaining https://www.arno.org/on-the-origins-of-ds-store
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3y ago
What would you expect from a developer who only used C++ for most of their career. Maybe the entire Swift compiler team was solving the problems they had with C++
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This is what I really like about Flutter. It's well designed with different layers of complexity and convenience tradeoffs. And yes, also open source. Watch this talk from one of the core developers about the design https://
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Outside of USA does anyone else drive automatic? Curious.
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Not just Europe, anywhere in the world that isn't US
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> But C++ has become somewhat an over-engineered language that is mostly in a to-be-not-to-be state of feature development. You can say the same for Swift. But just like with C++, you can always stick to simpler and smaller subset and ma
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4y ago
That kind of highlights a flaw in the democratic way of doing things. It's a good system but can be gamed if you know how.
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From the wiki: Denso Wave owns a number of patents on QR code technology, but has chosen to exercise them in a limited fashion. In order to promote widespread usage of the technology Denso Wave chose to waive its rights to a key patent in i
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4y ago
A famous person in one region is an unknown in another.
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But the code is already part of generated email, the one that the user needs to send hello to.
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I like the idea but instead of mailto which I find annoying why not simply ask the user to send us an email with a hello message? The email address we provide can be unique per sign up if required. So no copy pasting of codes, or having a s
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They're in the "kill competition" mode right now, so are obviously doing different than what others are doing. But what are the guarantee that they won't start selling user's data to advertisers when they're bi
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4y ago
Or better, not inject anything when detecting inappbrowser.com
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Nothing new here. If you've ever published apps on AppStore you would know how random Apple is with app reviews. It's like there's no consistent guideline handed out to the reviewers and they just nitpick on whatever they fee
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4y ago
Metal shading language is C++14
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India as a whole didn't even exist back then. Why don't historians describe only in terms of ancient kingdoms or whatever geographical entities existed back then and then describe what current political boundaries contains that ar
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Whatever that boosts your confidence.
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And who pays for the maintenance and bug fixes? Softwares can't sell like hardwares. When you buy a toaster for example, after the warranty expires you pay for every time you take it out for repairing. With softwares customers expect a
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So it isn't really a purchase but rather rental
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It says the most famous person in my area was Ronald Ross, but he was only born there and left when he was 8. Also nobody in my state even knows about him.
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> Uber had built a dummy version of its own app Is this why Uber had problem controlling the app size? https://eng.uber.com/how-uber-deals-with-large-ios-app-size/
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Am I the only one who prefers C++ over C#?
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I would guess Apple, given how much money they're making off Unity casual games https://web.archive.org/web/20220609074757/https://www.visua...
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