elsurudo

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by elsurudo 10y ago
Agreed. You are right – what I do is much more similar to ERD than UML.
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by elsurudo 10y ago
UML is too heavy and rigid. I use my own subset/version of UML, which uses a simplified "grammar", and allows you to express basically only the following: - Class with attributes - Parent/child relationship - One-to-one
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by elsurudo 10y ago
Does Apple have a patent on this, or is it just not novel enough to warrant it?
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by elsurudo 10y ago
Yes – hourly for obvious reason, and fixed-price so I can improve my estimates. I use Freshbooks for invoicing, and it also allows simple time tracking, for which I use a macOS dashboard widget (a bit outdated, but it works).
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by elsurudo 10y ago
Neat idea – it could be a great way to A/B test variations in parameters etc.
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by elsurudo 10y ago
They've made this promise before, and it's already supposed to be working (iOS Team Certificates, etc.). So whether they got it right this time and it actually works... we'll see
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by elsurudo 10y ago
You need to adjust for inflation, though.
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by elsurudo 10y ago
Facinating. Also see the video for their follow-up project "Arcade", which had gave them many more pixels to work with, and also an eight-step grayscale for each pixel. A much better effect IMO. You can watch here: https:/&#
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by elsurudo 10y ago
As a person with a strange obsession with brutalism (some of it is great, some of it is terrible, some in-between, but IMO nearly all of it is fascinating) – cool! Seems to be missing a lot, though. Warsaw, Poland, doesn't have any lis
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by elsurudo 10y ago
Great, I wish you luck with it. I realize it can seem like a lot of work to do this, but this seems like something all of you loved working on, so it would at least be able to survive in some way or other, and keep some of your users happy.
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by elsurudo 10y ago
They should open-source the backend (and hell, the front-end, too). That way you could self-host, or someone else can provide hosting.
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by elsurudo 10y ago
I think the point is that he likely quit due to financial reasons.
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by elsurudo 10y ago
As a counter example to the OP, Canada always has barriers for public transit, but Poland does not.
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by elsurudo 10y ago
Shame. Oh man, the 2000 looks like the one I used to play with.
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by elsurudo 10y ago
I guess that is a problem with npm. Past versions should be immutable.
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by elsurudo 10y ago
Yeah! I have symlinks to some directories, but I don't necessarily want to sync _all_ files in those directories. I think we're probably the 1% use-case for this though. However, you'd think some dev over at Dropbox would add
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by elsurudo 10y ago
While you overall point is correct, it's still likely not going to be a lot. It's highly unlikely that it's 40k per second.
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by elsurudo 10y ago
I don't know if it's just my shoddy memory, or maybe it's hard to tell from the pictures, but those look a lot "cheaper" than the classic Super Soakers I remember.
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by elsurudo 10y ago
Most sites never hit a scale big enough that they would need to leave
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by elsurudo 10y ago
Nice, now to see how this compares to https://objectivec2swift.com
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by elsurudo 10y ago
> Portland and Seattle are interesting though. It rains a lot, but it never seems to rain on you. That's right, it's a constant drizzle, but rarely anything more. Lived there for just four months, but it was the fall "rain
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by elsurudo 10y ago
Last time I implemented something like this was in uni about 10 years ago now, but I recall that not being the case – you should be able to render just the visible area, as (at least in the case of Mandelbrot) the data is independent.
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by elsurudo 10y ago
> Even older phones don't have this problem, you can put in an SD card for plentiful storage. Unfortunately, not a solution for iPhones. I have an old but trusty iPhone 4S with 16gb, so I certainly have memory problems. however, I&#
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by elsurudo 10y ago
Some of this is nice, but I don't get why you would want your output to look like markdown _before processing_. Why can't the headings be headings, without the "##"s etc.
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by elsurudo 10y ago
I wonder if this was done on purpose. Either way, I like it.
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by elsurudo 10y ago
> The sad part is that IMO merge people are on that side because they are afraid of rebase or don't understand it. Not necessarily. I understand rebase, but it is often a much more complex operation than a marge, and for (often) lit
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by elsurudo 10y ago
> we're suckers that keep on buying and making it work, or at least we make it look like it works True, but there is a huge power asymmetry. While advertisers do this day-in-day-out, and use all the latest psychological hacks they c
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by elsurudo 10y ago
A lot of that is due to their circumstances and the US embargo. I don't quite see what you are saying here – we may disagree with his policies and ideology, but he seems very candid and truthful here, admitting many faults of his count
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by elsurudo 10y ago
Should be able to when required, yes. But not necessarily enjoy it. There are all sorts of problems. In many cases, finding the problem is more difficult that solving it, and IMO that requires a totally different skillset altogether.
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by elsurudo 10y ago
As someone who can never keep track of interesting links, I welcome the "favorite" functionality as another system I will use for a while, until it gets cluttered up and meaningless :) But honestly, good stuff.

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