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by dozy 12y ago
Sounds like an excuse to me. But, 'ready for production' is a relative term that must be considered in context. Apple is encouraging developers to submit apps with Swift, so clearly they think it's 'ready for production&
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Did North Korea Really Attack Sony?(schneier.com)
173 points by dozy 12y ago|99 comments
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Lessons from the Sony Hack(schneier.com)
10 points by dozy 12y ago|1 comments
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by dozy 12y ago
I love CyanogenMod (or at least the concept...I'm over dealing with the headache in practice), but the reason I used it was certainly not for improved stability and security. Not that I particularly trust OEMs/carriers, but the on
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by dozy 12y ago
How about the Bruce Schneier-built Password Safe? https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2014/09/security_of_p... Although, in addition to being a non-cloud-based option, it seems he only vouches for the
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by dozy 12y ago
I'll take it! Good to know.
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by dozy 12y ago
I was very excited when I saw this headline, as for a while I've hosted various things on s3 and have wanted an easy way to track when/how/by whom those things have been downloaded. Alas, that isn't a supported...I'
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by dozy 12y ago
Doesn't the Gmail app on iOS use a push-system for delivery? Why would you want to use EAS for Gmail? Seems reasonably (and positively Apple-like) for Google to push people into the Gmail app where they control the experience and can
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by dozy 12y ago
Plenty of use cases...heres one: I've been loving my 360 for exercise. Not only for the step counting (and the Asus Wear watch has GPS I believe). I've always taken issue with carrying a phone around with me while running. With th
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A Must-Know for Data Scientists: Hyperloglog Algorithm(blog.mparticle.com)
2 points by dozy 12y ago|0 comments
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by dozy 12y ago
Sure, testflight makes it easier (it's been around for years...). But you still have to invite people to testflight, after theyve signed up and added their device, you can provision the app for each device, after adding it to your de
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by dozy 12y ago
Full disclosure: I'm biased as I'm primarily an Android engineer. But, I've led teams and developed extensively for both platforms, so I'll tell you a couple things I've observed. 1. If you already own an iOS or And
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by dozy 12y ago
This is important news for iOS developers as it means they must build and test their app on iOS 8, including any libraries that they use. There are many ways and reasons why changing your build target may affect your app, so much so that&#x
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by dozy 12y ago
No - it just means new iOS apps must support 64-bit and be built with Xcode 6. Those same binaries/archives can also support 32-bit and older OS versions. Similarly, today, you must build your app using at least the iOS 7 SDK and xcode
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by dozy 12y ago
Actually it seems it's a different camera than the 2014 Moto X, my evidence being primarily the larger aperture size, also OIS.
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by dozy 12y ago
OP here - if anybody has any questions for how mParticle works (vs. Segment.io for example), happy to have a discussion here!
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One SDK to Rule Them All(blog.mparticle.com)
2 points by dozy 12y ago|1 comments
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mParticle raises another 1.5m to build a server-side SDK platform(techcrunch.com)
10 points by dozy 12y ago|0 comments
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by dozy 12y ago
Ah, interesting way to qualitatively determine diversity. Taking the quoted example, from my perspective a city with 100 ethnic groups, each with 1%, is much more diverse than the example with 4, each with 25% - but they share the same entr
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by dozy 12y ago
I'm curious as to your source or why you say, in no uncertain terms, that Houston is "the most diverse in the country" . If such a thing could be accurately quantified, I would bet my life savings on NYC.
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by dozy 12y ago
The quote is from the perspective of 'a woman from Beijing', it's not meant to be an exhaustive list, just as this article is not meant to be a research study - it's a perspective piece. Interestingly enough, it implies
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by dozy 12y ago
I once worked for Pyxis Mobile (now Verivo Inc.) which touted a platform which would provide you with native iOS, Android, and BlackBerry (years ago..) apps, which would build themselves at run time based on a database/app meta data.
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by dozy 12y ago
It should be noted that the Samsung Gear Live (one of the first two Android Wear devices from last June), as well as the Moto 360 both have a heart sensor, powered by an LED on the back of the device, just as Apple's will.
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by dozy 12y ago
I could be mistaken here but it seems BLE is not only "supported" but may indeed be a requirement of all Android Wear (aka Android API level 20) devices. AFAIK every Android Wear watch has noted an Android 4.3 requirement for th
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by dozy 12y ago
Try out Genymotion, I think that's your best bet for AMD.
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by dozy 12y ago
Hey Android developer here. I used to have the same issue - even on a fantastic machine the emulator would run very slowly, or not at all. This is now completely different You no longer have to emulate ARM. You can run the native x86 im
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by dozy 12y ago
To address the speed problem you could still leverage sqlite locally as cache layer in between your in-memory cache and longer-term google spreadsheet cache, and use a repeating job to move the sqlite data over to google spreadsheets (and s
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by dozy 12y ago
Correct. Chrome is a separate project from the AOSP. That said, Android 4.4 and later use Chromium for their WebViews, the source for which is developed along with Chrome as a part of the Chromium project - it does not live in AOSP. Presuma
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by dozy 12y ago
How does this compare to loading up a String of json in an org.json.JSONObject and parsing it manually? For some further abstraction/encapsulation, you can extend the JSONObject class and provide getters/settings for particular ke
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by dozy 12y ago
Agreed it's a shame this is read only - I'd like to build this for Android Wear, among other things. You could build a companion app, send the HTTP request you mention, which would trigger a push notification to that user's

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