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itsbonczek
9y ago
This is really great feedback, thanks! The chord generator I wrote currently treats F# and Gb (and the other enharmonically similar notes) as interchangeable, when clearly it shouldn't. Now I have a good excuse to revisit this code on
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9y ago
Shameless plug: I built something similar awhile back as an excuse to learn the basics of React http://chordial.us/ .
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12y ago
Caeden, Inc - New York, NY http://www.caeden.com Lead Mobile Developer We are looking for an experienced Mobile Engineer to lead development efforts on all of our mobile software initiatives for our upcoming wearable technology
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itsbonczek
12y ago
Agree with this advice. You should talk to your manager and work out a plan to achieve your career goals within the company. This is a significant part of your manager's job responsibilities, and assuming they are good a good manager,
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13y ago
This is the type of thing that Google Glass was made for.
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How It's Implemented: Objective-C Associated Objects
(itsbonczek.github.io)
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13y ago
If you need keychain access while the device is locked, using "kSecAttrAccessibleAfterFirstUnlock" is definitely recommended over "kSecAttrAccessibleAlways." I don't remember where I heard this (possibly a WWDC vide
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13y ago
True, but there's a pretty good chance that you have a local football club to root for. College athletics is the American equivalent of that.
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14y ago
Don't let occurrences like these deter you from putting code out there. The truly great developers would applaud your efforts and probably give you a pointer or two. The faster you fail, the faster you improve. Reminds me of an old school J
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14y ago
I've been really liking the foreman approach with Heroku. It's super easy to create a .env file that contains environment variables that can then be git-ignored.