jparishy

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   by jparishy 12y ago

   Not strictly related, but reminded me of the exercise in genetic programming by Roger Alsing: http://rogeralsing.com/2008/12/07/genetic-programming-evolut... It's a rather cool attempt to draw the Mona L
2. 92.▲
   by jparishy 12y ago

   Yep, you can compile it on 64 bit OS X with clang's -m32 option and it should work: ➜ c4 git:(master) ✗ clang -m32 c4.c ... ➜ c4 git:(master) ✗ ./a.out hello.c hello, world exit(0) cycle = 9
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   by jparishy 12y ago

   SEEKING WORK - Princeton, NJ - Remote Hi! I'm available for short iOS app development projects. I have 6 years of experience on the platform and I own the whole process. I can help you design, architect, build, and ship your app. I&#x2
4. 94.▲
   by jparishy 12y ago

   SEEKING WORK - Princeton, NJ; Remote only Software Engineer specializing in iOS applications. I have been doing iOS development for 6 years now and have the experience to tackle just about any project. Recently I built http://run
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   iPhone 6 Lines and the Chinese Mafia(youtube.com)

   7 points by jparishy 12y ago|0 comments
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   by jparishy 12y ago

   If anyone hasn't seen this I highly recommend it, if not just because Weirich was a great guy and was very entertaining. RIP.
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   by jparishy 12y ago

   I posted this to HN the other day and people seemed to like it: http://www.runswiftlang.com/learn It'll let you run Swift code from your browser. The Learn page gives you a short run down of some features as well (I&#x
8. 98.▲
   by jparishy 12y ago

   Thanks! What kind of web stuff stuff are you trying to do? And I would love to, but unfortunately I live on the other (better ;)) coast! Will you all be taping the talks?
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   by jparishy 12y ago

   Thanks for the tips! I'd love to move to LXC should an appropriate/feasible compiling solution become available :)
10. 100.▲
    by jparishy 12y ago

    Just deployed a new script runner backed by sandbox-exec! Thanks again for the tip!
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    by jparishy 12y ago

    Debugging an issue with the runner now, but the output should still show above the error. It'll be fixed soon! Edit: Rolled back my changes; I'll sort them out when the server is a little busy :) Happy Saturday!
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    by jparishy 12y ago

    Excellent! Thank you for pointing me to this!
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    by jparishy 12y ago

    Hah, had never seen that :) thanks for the link!
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    by jparishy 12y ago

    That's one way to do it, sure. In this case I had the problem of having to use a Mac for a build server, though. I did a few things to get this running: - The application server and build server are separate, with access control to the
15. 105.▲
    by jparishy 12y ago

    Hi! I made RunSwift this past week and thought it was pretty neat so I wanted to share it. Have fun!
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    RunSwift: Try Swift in Your Browser(runswiftlang.com)

    117 points by jparishy 12y ago|21 comments
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    by jparishy 12y ago

    I second this! I've been doing some FE work lately and they're my goto now.
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    by jparishy 12y ago

    Hi! I'm looking for the right opportunity and I'm in no rush. I'm very good at iOS development and if a job exists that lets me stay in my current location while working on something awesome I'll definitely consider maki
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    by jparishy 12y ago

    SEEKING WORK, Office in Central NJ, Remote Projects Only I am seeking new iOS projects for development within the next few months. I work remotely from my office New Jersey, but am open to any client in US timezones (it tends to simplify co
20. 110.▲
    by jparishy 13y ago

    Same, the rounding step was just implied. My point was that for a lot of people "just estimating 20%" in their head is wizardry
21. 111.▲
    by jparishy 13y ago

    I like this. Thanks for the idea!
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    by jparishy 13y ago

    It is so very true, though. Over the years I've had to teach my "trick" for figuring out tips without a calculator to pretty much all of my friends (the spiel: 'move the decimal one place to the left; double that number&
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    by jparishy 13y ago

    It's going to seem like a plug since I work there, but at Fito we created a macronutrient tracker (iOS only unfortunately) that includes a calculator for various goals that has seen pretty excellent results. IMO it's the best free
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    The Algorithm Design Manual(amazon.com)

    1 points by jparishy 13y ago|0 comments
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    The Science of Doctor Who with Professor Brian Cox(youtube.com)

    2 points by jparishy 13y ago|0 comments
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    by jparishy 13y ago

    We use Mitro[0]. We've been on it for a few months now and it works quite well. [0] https://www.mitro.co/
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    by jparishy 13y ago

    This is interesting. I like teaching and have thought about doing something similar for iOS development in/around NYC as a means of supplemental income but I haven't quite worked out how to go about it yet. I'd be really inte
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    15 Sorting Algorithms in 6 Minutes(youtube.com)

    7 points by jparishy 13y ago|1 comments
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    Nate Silver of FiveThirtyEight Blog Is to Join ESPN Staff(nytimes.com)

    72 points by jparishy 13y ago|62 comments
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    Why I banned a book: How censorship can impact a learning community(crln.acrl.org)

    86 points by jparishy 13y ago|45 comments