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by cvursache 14y ago
Humbly started to use github on a daily basis only a year ago. It was one of the best decisions I made as a programmer. Being surrounded by so many talented people, so many great projects, reminds one that there will always be better coders
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TechCrunching Mozart [video, 3min](youtube.com)
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by cvursache 14y ago
Very glad you like it (:
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by cvursache 14y ago
I find that objclibs helps people find suitable frameworks fast, while CocoaPods is great for managing those frameworks.
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by cvursache 14y ago
it should help people find a suitable framework a lot faster and easier. also, i hope that it will encourage aspiring Objective-C developers to use more open source frameworks.
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Objclibs: an index of objective-c frameworks(objclibs.com)
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by cvursache 14y ago
The Art Genome Project blog explains how the artists/pieces are chosen http://theartgenomeproject.tumblr.com . There's also a nice article on the NYTimes about how art.sy works: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/09/arts/design/artsy-is-mapp
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Most useful iOS libraries(raywenderlich.com)
1 points by cvursache 14y ago|0 comments
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Why is printing to stdout so slow?(stackoverflow.com)
6 points by cvursache 14y ago|2 comments
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by cvursache 14y ago
That's a very good and relevant quote, thank you!
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by cvursache 14y ago
Happily read your blog post but the assertions about Wittgenstein rang alarm bells. It may be that his works are ignored in the UK right now, but paraphrasing Brian Magee: "Philosophy is subject to fashion". So it may just be a question of
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by cvursache 14y ago
If you're looking for a good online course on how computer systems work from AND gate scale - up to data center size, the iTunesU course <<"Computer Science 61C", UC Berkeley, w/ Daniel Garcia>> is really informative and fun
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On the iPhone 5 - David Pogue & John Gruber(charlierose.com)
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Show HN: iGNANT - iOS App for art enthusiasts(ignant.de)
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by cvursache 14y ago
A guy with nice skills like you shouldn't have '<div id="sorrow">' in his source code. Although it is funny.
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by cvursache 14y ago
I would argue that Adam Curtis is not widely respected (or known for that matter) in the area of academic discourse and that if he could back some of the big claims made in his movies with solid arguments and evidence, he would have made mo
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by cvursache 14y ago
You are completely right, Marcuse is very modest in portraying himself as an influential figure, and I didn't want to sound as if arguing that he had no influence. He had an influence, but he was in NO way involved in organizing any of the
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by cvursache 14y ago
You should be careful about claims made in Adam Curtis videos. His cinematography is great and I love him because of the ADD-style and music he uses, but a lot of information is very biased and, in very many cases, just plain false (e.g. In
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by cvursache 14y ago
It's probably a good sign that Khan Academy is getting criticized by some members of mainstream media lately. It shows the growing importance of a great disruptive organization.
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35min with Charlie Rose and Marc Andreessen on VC and Philanthropy (charlierose.com)
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by cvursache 14y ago
actually meant the article was really cool, but that's what i get - downvotes- for using my slim english skills while tipsy (:
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by cvursache 14y ago
i just read your article after having some austrian wine and absinth73 and it was very funny
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by cvursache 14y ago
really loved spool, sad to see something that nice vanish :(
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An Encyclopædia of JPEGs, GIFs and PNGs(ignant.de)
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by cvursache 14y ago
that was easy fast fun
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by cvursache 14y ago
funny little commentary