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kayoone
10y ago
iOS thrived on Apps, Apps built by talented developers for whom the Mac is the platform of choice. A lot of MacOs' appeal comes from great 3rd party apps as well, the first party stuff on iOS and MacOs is mostly a commodity. In the lon
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kayoone
10y ago
> You can't build an app for iOS or OSX on a Windows or a Linux machine Well actually you can, when using something like Xamarin which has worked pretty well for our company. Sure, somewhere you need a Mac build machine, but that ca
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10y ago
> Microsoft developer relations pushed C# as the defacto way to write apps targeting the platform, something that doesn't scale when you also need to support Android and iOS. Actually, our company has an Android and iOS App written
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10y ago
typical HN naysayer, if Apple did this everyone would be raving about it. Maybe you missed that the screen also includes a Wacom digitizer ? Compare the price to a 27" Wacom Cintiq and it might make more sense to you. Other than that
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10y ago
it is amazing to me that this guy earned 20k euros in finland as a developer and went on to be a bus driver where he earned more. He also talked about how he got fired for not handing in weekly reports..Someone with his skills should be abl
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kayoone
10y ago
so IoT DevOps is apparently a thing nowadays ;)
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10y ago
Screwing up once happens, even if it shouldn't. Doing it twice will seriously shatter peoples trust in these devices and make them think twice before purchasing a new Samsung phone again. Samsung is a behemoth but this can really hurt
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kayoone
10y ago
But isn't the idea that you will make more money from the business accounts as opposed to ads ?
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10y ago
Drop both on concrete...yeah right
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10y ago
then they probably should not advertise it together with their new mobile VR platform
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10y ago
I am usually not someone who falls into the "what do they need so many people for, it should be simple"-trap but I was still surprised to learn that Lyft has 400 engineers and Twilio has around 300 too. I am note sure they would b
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10y ago
I have worked from home for 5 years and now work in an open plan office and enjoy it more honestly. I don't really feel less productive and i certianly feel less alone when i can chat to coworkers from time to time or discuss developme
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10y ago
Just last week i heard a talk at a conference about this very topic because many of these smart IoT devices have horrible software and shoddy security practices and are basically never checked by their owners, while having quite powerful so
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10y ago
Maybe it's Berlin, but it's pretty common to wait for 2 months for many basics things, if they take on new patients at all.
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10y ago
In Germany, 360 EUR or 16% of my salary goes to public healthcare and i still have to wait for weeks/months for the most basic appointments. Really makes me want to switch to private even though i think it will be worse in the long run
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10y ago
I just tested this service with a full blown 3D Development Environment like Unity3d using an AWS Instance and it works amazingly well and is very responsive. Through Amazon Gigabit connection everything installs in seconds as well. I had a
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10y ago
The US is kind of at a disadvantage for this because distances are so huge, but in smaller european countries it's not uncommon to get <20ms pings to gameservers around the country if you have a decent broadband connection.
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10y ago
Really cool stuff, i have just read the article that inspired you to do this today because i wanted to actually test it. If i understand correctly you also have a Streaming Server to install in the local network, so it's basically doin
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10y ago
Uber's biggest problem is the rate at which they burn cash and their $70B valuation which imo will be very hard to justify in the next 5 years. If that hype train stops getting funded, it might crash badly.
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10y ago
Uber is not available in Germany but when i can't get a cab i will usually resort to public transport because i mostly use a cab when i am not allowed to drive anymore or parking in that area is impossible. Also a 20 minute Taxi ride a
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10y ago
Kind of a Berlin problem i guess. In the places i lived before i had UnityMedia and was generally pretty happy with it. In west Berlin you have Kabel-Deutschland which is also okay (but offers only Fair Use Flats yuck), but in the east wher
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10y ago
Probably because Berlin's status as a tech hub is a relatively recent development and before that the city was way behind other major german cities that had strong economies for decades. DNS.NET does FTTH but they are super small compa
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10y ago
Telekom are toying with (super) vectoring and g.fast to avoid having to roll out fiber to every household. I guess it makes financial sense because the are still moving the Network Access points closer to homes and these are usually connect
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10y ago
I like the opinionated approach of NG2 over the flexibility of React because it takes a lot of decisions off of me that i am not too interested in when building a new project. I am a full stack developer leaning more towards backend in rece
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10y ago
I just had a really weird deja-vu when reading this as i wasn't sure if i hadn't read exactly this before, but yes, this article has been on HN just a week ago. But now i see you even mentioned it in the first sentence ;)
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10y ago
It's not that there have never been phones without a proprietary headphone jack before right ? But it's the first time a really popular phone does it, similar to when they introduced the first iPhone. Pretty sure in a few months n
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10y ago
i think they wanted to specifically make sure people don't use these with wires attached. Apple HATES wires. Imagine their marketing people getting heart attacks when some people dare to post pictures of their shiny Apple hardware onli
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10y ago
i am pretty sure it's the end of the headphone jack, IF the wireless headphones work really well. Traditionally Bluetooth headphones have always had a few quirks and annoyances (i still love mine) so if they fixed that i believe that p
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10y ago
did you check the latest Dell XPS Developer Edition ? They are pretty high quality and come with Ubuntu preinstalled.
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10y ago
i think it was sarcasm
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