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by lj3 10y ago
You could always submit it to Infogalactic and see what happens.
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by lj3 10y ago
Do you advertise or do any marketing, or are you dependent only on app store searches and word of mouth?
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by lj3 10y ago
There are three talks, actually. Here are the other two. Object-Oriented Programming is Embarrassing: 4 Short Examples[0] Object-Oriented Programming is Garbage: 3800 SLOC example[1] [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRTf
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by lj3 10y ago
It certainly sounds similar, but I've never used Interface Builder or .nib files. Is that sort of thing still used in OS X and iOS development?
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by lj3 10y ago
Why? Somebody created a fast way of creating native apps. I don't quite get the cries of heresy from the HN crowd on this one. Native apps have needed an easier, faster way of developing UIs for years. This is a first attempt.
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by lj3 10y ago
This is pretty close to what video game companies do for their UIs and it works very well. You can even create a graphical tool for creating the UI that saves to json, circumventing the issues you always get when non-programmers try to dire
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by lj3 10y ago
The book "Superhuman by habit" is the best book I've read on the subject. It's well researched and comes with lots of practical advice for developing habits, not just the research and theory.
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by lj3 10y ago
Have you looked at Fossil? https://www.fossil-scm.org/index.html/doc/trunk/www/index.wi...
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by lj3 10y ago
> Luckily all tools are scriptable using bash. Lucky you. :) This isn't a simple problem and I don't know of any one size fits all solution for this. From what I could tell, every company comes up with its own asset pipeline th
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by lj3 10y ago
Hmm. That's an interesting idea. How would the phone and the PC work together, though? I could see it work if they were all the same architecture. Then you're just adding more ram and cores. Actually, the ram could be an issue. Fo
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by lj3 10y ago
We're talking about a setup that's already plugged into the wall (triple monitors, keyboard, mouse). Just have the phone use Wifi. I'll admit, having a self contained setup would be nicer, but that's not going to happen
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by lj3 10y ago
I assume you're talking about a large 3d game? Are you using Unity3D? Because if you are, then building game assets involves scripting the Unity3D client itself, which is a huge pain in the ass. As for the git problem, why not use svn
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by lj3 10y ago
Does the development environment have to be housed entirely on the phone itself? I ask because phones are too underpowered for most dev work. But, cloud technology is getting to the point where you can play AAA video games remotely with low
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by lj3 10y ago
That reminds me of the novel jPod. Anybody who brought McDonalds (also known as 'the taint') into the office was shunned for the day.
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by lj3 10y ago
Can you expand on that? Everyone I've spoken with about HIPAA say that most companies don't even bother to comply and that nobody is enforcing it. Then again, these people work for companies that are small enough they've neve
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by lj3 10y ago
I read your other comment too. That whole situation breaks my brain. How can you do meaningful long term research if you're not aggregating data? > I couldn't have gotten out of there fast enough for the way saner land of tech
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by lj3 10y ago
> Unfortunately it's not a simple endeavor. The HIPAA and other regulations aren't any more annoying than any other modern programming practices these days. As for liability in the case of a breach, that's what E&O ins
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by lj3 10y ago
That ground is mostly unexplored. IMHO, the sane middle ground between Electron and the 70s isn't shoving an entire browser inside a desktop app. It's using modern programming and compiler techniques to get close to the metal with
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by lj3 10y ago
> The only bit i'd disagree would be with games, at least on AAA games since i have some experience there and -at least at the engine level- there is still a lot of low level wizardry being done there. He explicitly calls out people
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by lj3 10y ago
5. Senior Dev. 15 years of experience in web dev. Most of what I do is pumping out new features and tracking down and fixing bugs that never should have been there in the first place. As a domain, Web Development just isn't hard enough
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by lj3 10y ago
The amount of pure salt and hatred in this thread only proves his point, guys. I thought this was hacker news. Where's the substantive discussion on the impact of hacker news and reddit on the newest generation of programmers?
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by lj3 10y ago
As far as I can tell, pnacl came pretty darn close. It executes LLVM bitcode and supports hardware features like SIMD and threads. For some reason I'm not aware of[0], they made pnacl dependent on the pepper plugin api, which only chro
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by lj3 10y ago
> Webasm actually has the potential to be faster than many native apps at the same time. How do you figure?
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by lj3 10y ago
What's the point of subsidizing a charging network if nobody can afford the cars that use it? Tesla isn't the only company being subsidized for building electric cars. I swear, it's like some people around here have no concep
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by lj3 10y ago
> Who elected him entrepreneur-in-chief? Nobody. > Let him play by the same rules as everyone else. He is. The building of publicly accessible next-gen infrastructure should be rewarded, especially when the government isn't willi
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by lj3 10y ago
> There's no reason someone shelling out $100,000 for a car should get a $20,000 rebate from the government. The fact he's single handedly building out a nation-wide electric car charging infrastructure counts for nothing?
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by lj3 10y ago
According to SFHip[0], San Francisco's lung cancer cases per 100,000 is 49 and dropping each year. Nation-wide, it's 62.4. The linked article is light on stats and heavy on rhetoric. Maybe they're using it to drum up funding?
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by lj3 10y ago
The whole thing is written in javascript and typescript, so my guess is no.
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by lj3 10y ago
That's the weakest argument in favor of censorship I've ever seen.
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by lj3 10y ago
> The fact there is a such an outcry about "fake news" lately bothers me a lot more than the existence of fake news. It's a clever tactic, tainted only by the fact that it's obviously driven by fear of the upcoming Tr

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