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by danielhooper 10y ago
Why play the role of BMW and manufacture vehicles when you can play Mastercard and collect 0.5% of every penny spent on ubers/lyft when asking Siri for directions and confirming with Apply Pay and Touch ID. If anything, Apple is geari
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by danielhooper 10y ago
Location: Toronto, Canada Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Swift, Objective-C, Cocoa Touch, Git, HTML/CSS Resume/CV: https://danielhhooper.github.io Email: danielhhooper@gmail.com Resume is just a visu
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by danielhooper 10y ago
I noticed the author didn't really expand on that either, but I really don't think Mr. Cuban would be happy finding out someone he has invested in has previous history of defrauding investors. Not to mention how little investigati
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by danielhooper 10y ago
I think the UI and design is absolutely superb.
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by danielhooper 10y ago
Why is this downvoted? "Touch pad" is the perfect mix of ambiguity between track pad and touch bar. It's a pretty careless mistake to write a blog post about a piece of tech and not even get the name of the tech right...
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by danielhooper 10y ago
I couldn't fix a lot of UI problems because when trying to trace what was happening through this system of actions and states I could only find when these bugs occurred when stepping between lines of machine code. I can't offer a
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by danielhooper 10y ago
I recently worked on an app that adopted a similar framework (ReSwift) and I hated it for the same reasons you are skeptical. It was needlessly complex, horrible to try and debug, and was incompatible with the "status-quo" of stan
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by danielhooper 10y ago
> because they're using terabytes of samples in each project. This is beyond hyperbole.
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by danielhooper 10y ago
I'm curious what kind of obvious examples you might have in mind for someone who never took any business classes.
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by danielhooper 10y ago
Every month this company posts here for the same positions and there is always a chain of comments underneath about how they don't respond. I don't think they're actually trying to hire anyone lol.
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by danielhooper 10y ago
Am I the only one who finds it laughable that Apple thinks anybody wants to purchase or rent movies and tv shows through iTunes? The service is awful and the pricing even worse. edit: tv shows, not tvs. lol
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by danielhooper 10y ago
Pretty neat game. I commend you for not integrating ads or IAP. I went the same route with my iOS game.
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by danielhooper 10y ago
I also believe it to be an attempt to avoid refactoring by trying to get things "right" the first time.
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by danielhooper 10y ago
This will just turn into a silly argument over semantics. It's not as if a natural death is just suddenly passing from old age. You succumb to some kind of disease that destroys a critical part of your body. Modern medicine does a lot
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by danielhooper 10y ago
Working out regularly would certainly make your "health state" better than average.
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by danielhooper 10y ago
You will not find good answers to poor questions. You must first decide to build a house, then pick up the hammer. Build me an iPhone app, written in Swift, that will let me sell my recycling (cans, bottles) to someone else so I don't
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by danielhooper 10y ago
I have a hunch that a weekend election could really hurt voter turnout of low income individuals.
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by danielhooper 10y ago
This is a move towards wireless, not lightening. We'll relive this controversy in a few years when the iPhone gets rid of the lightning port to go completely wireless.
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by danielhooper 10y ago
But how does this affect the voting population? Wouldn't you just elect the most popular person anyway, thus making the no votes worthless?
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by danielhooper 10y ago
No vote is an option we've always had, it's just not voting, and we've been dealing with the nasty ramifications of the majority population "no voting" every election season (see: https://ballotpedia.org&
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by danielhooper 10y ago
Sounds unlikely seeings as they already have Apple music as an exclusive distribution channel to Apple customers.
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by danielhooper 10y ago
The truffle oil you buy from the grocer has a deserving reputation, it's just scented oil, but I've eaten in restaurants where their truffle oil was literally sliced black truffles in olive oil, so at least on a restaurant menu yo
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by danielhooper 10y ago
> The great failing of social media is that it doesn't help you make friends. Its very much for Mrs Bucket Hmm. You'd be surprised...
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by danielhooper 10y ago
> It was once a given that you could build your own device from scratch and change out any part you wanted to. You could keep systems usable for 10+ years this way and we got a generation of hardware hackers and enthusiasts who went on t
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by danielhooper 10y ago
> (b) hire less qualified developers for roles that do not require deep technical knowledge Therefore making them perfectly qualified for the job you are giving them?
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by danielhooper 10y ago
Doing what?
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by danielhooper 10y ago
Out of curiosity, why do you call yourself a nice guy developer? What and who are the bad guy developers?
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by danielhooper 10y ago
What about all the tens of thousands of students that graduate with CS or related degrees every year?
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by danielhooper 10y ago
I am working on a social app for meeting people over coffee/tea. I am aiming to simplify the process of setting up initial meetings, whether it is to chat with a developer at a company you're applying to, seek advice from a season
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by danielhooper 10y ago
To appreciate the aside you have to be a creepy guy.

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