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hrabago
13y ago
Can I get an invite too?
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hrabago
13y ago
What I'm most curious about these games is how do these games gain traction in the first place?
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13y ago
I believe it sometimes happens organically. Code can be a very intimate affair. When taking on a new requirement that can be fulfilled by an existing framework, there's a lot more to consider than just "did someone already implem
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13y ago
> They are simply saying they hope this mild inconvenience If you read the post, you would know this is not a "mild inconvenience" for him. If you truly believe that, then I would contend you haven't experienced what it&
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13y ago
I was just responding to "I have hard time believing HUGE amount of people jailbreak and pirate". Someone else is contending that if a significant number of people pirate a game, it can affect their server costs/performance.
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13y ago
In Asia, you can walk into most malls, go to the Electronics section, and almost every other vendor will have a dirt cheap (in US standards) offer to jailbreak your phone for you. From there, a basic upsell (or free with jailbreak) is to i
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13y ago
Negatives are easy to point out. Similar to how "People don't know what they want", if something is working right, people may not notice it because it just works. However, if something isn't working right, it's oft
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hrabago
13y ago
It depends. I know of several people who have Twitter accounts so they can follow other people, but they don't tweet much (or at all) themselves.
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13y ago
This is one of the times I wish HN had a "saved comments" feature.
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13y ago
It is easy to say today that everyone knows what the concept of a shopping cart is and that anyone could have come up with the idea of applying that concept to online shopping. This is why a common argument against software patents is, if
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13y ago
I thought you got this backwards, then I realized that it depends on how you classify "developer" and "user". I think of "user" as someone who downloads the licensed software and uses it. And "developer&q
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13y ago
I purchased them from a device. In my case, it was a first gen iPad which was still in its original OS version (3.2 I believe).
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13y ago
The way you describe it - it stops being fake at a certain usage point - it then becomes a persona.
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13y ago
I believe you can purchase apps you haven't purchased before. The writer of the article I read on this tried it. I've downloaded free apps whose latest versions weren't compatible on my device, and got the older version tha
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13y ago
At the root directory of every project I have, I have a notes.txt. It contains my To Dos for that project, as well as other misc information. I just mark them [DONE] when they're accomplished. I never have to leave my IDE, get online
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13y ago
There was all this outrage a week or so ago about Rate My App dialog boxes in various iOS7 app. Everybody was proposing fixes to them by focusing on the dialog boxes. I believe the dialog boxes were themselves a symnptom of the real probl
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13y ago
Coffeescript: Javascript is too ugly.
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13y ago
Congrats man. Write and ship an app in one weekend is like the goal I could never reach. The closest I came is a long weekend, some hours the next week, and the weekend after that. The other time I got close was two full weeks. It takes m
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13y ago
> It's not possible to even remotely predict. What? He's responding to your prediction.
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13y ago
I have 14 tabs open right now, and this is after I spent 5 minutes yesterday closing a bunch of tabs I didn't need anymore.
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13y ago
True story: Before Intellij, I was working for a client whose IDE standard was VisualCafe. I hated it so much and kept interfering with what I was doing that I actually reverted to Notepad and building/testing via command line. Not all
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13y ago
It also knows if you meant to use the other variable: https://twitter.com/pt3mm/status/272315627522367488/photo/1
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13y ago
Every software can have bugs.
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13y ago
Yeah I've been doing this for a while now, until I switched to a dual monitor set up where one monitor is landscape and the other, containing my IDE, is portrait.
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13y ago
I always write my code in AppCode. When I'm modifying project settings, things like that, I switch to Xcode. However anytime I'm writing code, I switch back to AppCode.
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13y ago
Thanks for this comment. I was wondering why it was taking too long to load - it turns out I just needed to switch browsers.
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Whenever I see websites like this, I always ask myself questions like "How much does it cost?" and "How does it make money?" and "Who's running this site?". The fact that none of this information is shown
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Like a lot of things I see grownups do, this action of leaving and never returning to Singapore strikes me as a reaction to one's past experience. I grew up in a crowded place where crime and terrorist attacks where a normal part of li
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13y ago
I develop iOS apps on the side using a Mac, but for my day job I use Windows. Because of this, I've never felt the need to buy an iPad (except Gen 1 due to the novelty), nor try to justify getting one for work. However, I've alw
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13y ago
Or half the developers were coding yet everyone was designing.
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