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541.
by emsy 7y ago
I forgot Ping pong the animation
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by emsy 7y ago
I think you're right about the decoupling. But I don't think they do it this way for press reasons to be honest. Apple is all about integration, And it makes sense that this applies to Apps/OS as it does to OS/Hardware.
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by emsy 7y ago
Monster Madoka Steins;Gate Psycho-Pass Kiseijuu Berserk
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by emsy 7y ago
I watched it at least 6 times and still notice new things. The characters are just really well written and the soundtrack is awesome.
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by emsy 7y ago
>especially Sony and Nintendo have released amazingly creative games I mean, what does that even mean? If we use the analogy of movies, where the medium as an art form is more established: Pixar movies are creative, but they can still be
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by emsy 7y ago
I have had multiple people reach out to me because their TV crashed or had weird bugs. The software is going to get obsolete in 2-3 years. There are privacy issues and the remotes are packed with bullshit. There are filters enabled by defau
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by emsy 7y ago
Yes runtime is the better word and the JVM was a bad example anyway. There are much worse offenders when it comes to throwing away CPU power.
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by emsy 7y ago
Just to be clear: VM means a language VM like the JVM. I don’t have a problem with high level languages in general, but the gains in developer efficiency tend to be paid for by the CPU. No I don’t think people die (although I wouldn’t be su
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by emsy 7y ago
That’s an unpopular opinion on HN, and not because you can’t learn those thing outside of university (because you absolutely can). But because there’s a push by the industry to make programming a low skill/low wage job. Many are still
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by emsy 7y ago
>Elitism at its finest. Do you think doctors in training get to do open heart surgeries by themselves fresh out of university? Do you think we train aviators that can only fly using the autopilot? Because that's the way we treat so
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by emsy 7y ago
>If you have Javascript devs that came out of some boot camp Do you also go to a doctor that came out of a bootcamp? Is your house built by a constructor that came out of a bootcamp? Would you fly with an aviator that came out of a bootc
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by emsy 7y ago
>That's hilarious because most of the electronics That was an analogy. I wasn't talking about car electronics. I was talking about the lack of professional education in programming. >Most responsibilities are not concerned w
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by emsy 7y ago
>Let's not drastically increase job requirements for no good reason. If anything, job requirements for programming are way too low. I wouldn't let a mechanic anywhere near my car if I knew s/he didn't understand the b
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by emsy 7y ago
I'm glad I can share the opposite experience. We developed a B2B app which featured a maps module and some fancy visualizations. It was well received and a pleasure to work on. No porting issues and the Android performance was fine wit
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by emsy 7y ago
People who are serious about reproducible builds host their own repos. Most people probably don’t know the difference between ^1.0.1 and ~1.0.1
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by emsy 7y ago
There's a growing movement of people that believe all the power we put into computers goes to waste by adding layers of abstraction and I agree with them. VS Code currently sits at 550 Mb RAM idle. We could increase the performance and
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by emsy 7y ago
Haptic touch replaces 3D touch so I don't understand what you're trying to say.
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by emsy 7y ago
I never argued that it negates the concept. I argued against the parent that 3D Touch is useless when it isn’t. Lag/delay is one of the worst things in UX. This fact is probably mentioned in the very first lesson on most UI/UX cou
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by emsy 7y ago
I’m a firm believer that this is a failure of educating the user rather than the feature itself. With my next iPhone I will be forced to touch and hold, causing me delays which I hate. In hindsight, it might’ve worked to have the 3D Touch f
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by emsy 7y ago
I generally agree with your sentiment. However , there are a small percentage of talks that are exceptional and that probably wouldn't have gotten the same resonance if they were released as a paper or blog post. I also think this is
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by emsy 7y ago
Still important. Try to get rid of Cortana for instance. MS is forcing that crap down your throat.
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by emsy 7y ago
But that's kind of the point of the article. if everyone's flashy everyone would need to be pulled over.
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by emsy 7y ago
2014 was so different. I see Apple rejecting developers more and more like Google closing business accounts without any explanation. The damage done to an innocent individual can cost their livelihood. Those giants need to be regulated asap
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by emsy 7y ago
Yeah but unless you have someone who sees your value, the loudest, not the most valuable, wins.
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by emsy 7y ago
So anything not work related I suppose.
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by emsy 7y ago
>Sure people underage can get it, but there is an attempt being made to limit it to people at least 21. This is actually an argument for legalization. Who would you rather snitch on if you got caught with weed as an underage teen: your d
567.
by emsy 7y ago
Strap your phone to a drone and let it fly around in walking speed so where remote.
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by emsy 7y ago
What's the problem with Joe Rogan?
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by emsy 7y ago
Python already doesn't have the best performance. If you need to round a lot of floats in a loop you better bring some time.
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by emsy 7y ago
Yes, public transportation is oddly expensive in most German cities I know of. But the network is often very good and you can get special deals for month tickets with your employer.

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