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by epaga 10y ago
Lean on others around you for feedback - ask a trusted co-worker to be brutally honest with you when he/she gets the impression you are being toxic. Tell them to approach you afterwards and make you aware of it. Apart from this, here a
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by epaga 10y ago
(1997) might be a good addition to the title.
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by epaga 10y ago
Dwarf Fortress is a truly unique game and really worth putting in the effort to learn simply due to the stories it generates as you play - and it is amazing how the stories emerge from the ASCII symbols. Here's an example of a story th
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by epaga 10y ago
Great programmers often take a step back and ask themselves whether the problem they are encountering is only a symptom of a far larger problem, e.g. "maybe this entire component needs to be refactored instead of just tweaking these te
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by epaga 10y ago
Well if you ever need help with the iOS version, we still could. :-)
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by epaga 10y ago
Beautifully done. I have had this exact idea for years as well and you basically took the dream app I was going to build "Some Day" and seem to have nailed the execution. Bittersweet feeling for me. ;-) Hope this becomes hugely
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by epaga 10y ago
Well, it's subjective, of course. What was novel to me was the listening-for-sounds system which really made the stealth parts far more immersive and enabled them to play with dark and cramped stealth levels without it becoming impossi
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by epaga 10y ago
8 mentions of Last of Us shows how influential some of the mechanics in that game were for future games - this is obviously especially the case for Naughty Dog themselves, but there were so many innovative takes on that genre in Last of Us
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AgileCloudKit: iCloud Sync Outside the Mac App Store(blog.agilebits.com)
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by epaga 10y ago
1. $10,000. 2. $10,000 3. Yes. 4. They would be. 5. All of the proposed benefits of UBI.
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Designing an Alternative to the Hamburger Menu(scottjensen.design)
3 points by epaga 11y ago|0 comments
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by epaga 11y ago
Happens to me, too. Latest Safari 9.1
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macOS: It’s time to take the next step(medium.com)
3 points by epaga 11y ago|1 comments
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Down Syndrome heading for extinction in Denmark(cphpost.dk)
3 points by epaga 11y ago|2 comments
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Today's Apple event spells the end for OS X(osnews.com)
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by epaga 11y ago
I'd highly recommend getting the bundle with Core Data - I read Core Data a month ago, and it was, without exaggeration, the most practically helpful programming book I have ever read. The sample project and explanations are saving me
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Game Center is still broken after 6 months(reverttosaved.com)
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by epaga 11y ago
Totally agree - being able to not only list things from top-to-bottom but more visually seems to work far better for me as well (though I suspect people's brains may work differently?) My love for outlining like in Workflowy or org-mod
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by epaga 11y ago
Then you are in for a treat! Pythonista is AMAZING and I have no clue how Ole Zorn got it past the App Store reviewers. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/pythonista/id528579881?mt=8
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Why Tim Cook is so furious(medium.com)
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by epaga 11y ago
What it means is that the best the FBI can come up with is "Make a way for us to brute force attack the passphrase." And brute force attack is worthless for a strong enough passphrase. That's what is reassuring. Not to mentio
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by epaga 11y ago
I don't see why it couldn't be both - seems to me like they both believe in protecting privacy and (possibly even therefore?) follow a business model which deeply respects privacy. Seems to me both of those things are worthy of re
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by epaga 11y ago
Huge props to Apple - here's hoping against hope that Google, Facebook, and Amazon get behind this. One thing I was wondering is how Apple is even able to create a backdoor. It is explained toward the end: "The government would ha
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A Message to Our Customers(apple.com)
5771 points by epaga 11y ago|967 comments
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Building standalone apps from Pythonista (iOS) scripts(github.com)
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by epaga 11y ago
*accident
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by epaga 11y ago
Ah, this concept reminds me of one of the first apps I did, years ago, called EmptyInbox - https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/emptyinbox-for-gmail/id50994... (Yay skeuomorphism!) It only supports GMail, but stil
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Swift – Continuous Integration Now Available(swift.org)
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by epaga 11y ago
"Let me put it this way - ever heard of Plato? Socrates? Morons."
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Devotionalium: a modern devotional app(devotionalium.moehrenzahn.de)
1 points by epaga 11y ago|0 comments

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