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by loumf 3y ago
Also, I’m pretty sure it log base 32. The underlying data-structure is a Trie with a span of 32 nodes. So for 32^2 items, the depth is 2.
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The Fundamental Theorem of Engineering: Everything's a Tradeoff(ivymike.dev)
44 points by loumf 3y ago|6 comments
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by loumf 3y ago
What a great event —- we were lucky to get in on clojure when it was just getting started, and he was looking for places to promote it. I reached out to him to come to our meeting because I met him when I took his Advanced C++ class at NYU
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by loumf 3y ago
I think it's because you can get system default information that could be used to fingerprint the device. One example seems to be MDM data.
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by loumf 3y ago
It could have been simply some data put in the keychain. That persists through app deletion.
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by loumf 3y ago
https://loufranco.com
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by loumf 3y ago
I’ve been blogging for almost 20 years. The site isn’t monetized, I don’t have many readers, and I don’t get much Google traffic. But ... - My posts about developing for iOS in 2008 were found by an editor at Manning and I wrote a book for
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by loumf 3y ago
Is there a way to change my feed. You picked up my podcast feed, not the blog one. It should be https://loufranco.com/feed
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by loumf 3y ago
https://loufranco.com Mostly about software development and writing.
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Invest 10% of a team (not of each dev) to pay back tech debt(loufranco.com)
1 points by loumf 3y ago|0 comments
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by loumf 4y ago
If it's iOS only, learn Swift from Apple's Swift book and then look at SwiftUI for the UI of the app. If you want it to be cross-platform, look at react-native. You program in JS, but it renders as native views.
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by loumf 4y ago
I second react-native for CRUD. If you went WASM, what was your plan for the "OpenGL" part -- I think that would work in a react-native web view.
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by loumf 9y ago
Specially the issue is that I cannot replace your binary with one I create myself from your source. 1. I can’t use your app ID 2. I can’t sign it with your cert 3. I can’t tie it to your website for deep links (because of #1) It used to be
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by loumf 9y ago
My last three pairs were Merrell's. I'm more loyal to my local shoe store than the shoe brand and that's what they carry for walking shoes.
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by loumf 10y ago
Your understanding of what unlimited vacation means is not correct. It means: "more vacation than most jobs, probably" -- let's say about 5-6 weeks with stray days here and there.
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by loumf 10y ago
I have not -- it's different in that it's not a serial story -- each is completely independent. Also, it's _probably_ funnier since the mysteries are more trivial than murder. Despite that, there are many poignant moments.
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by loumf 10y ago
Mystery Show on Gimlet Just six episodes because the host solves real life (albeit minor) mysteries and it takes a lot of time to do a single one. Each is a gem.
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by loumf 10y ago
Effort and in days. Cards that are more than 10 days get broken down.
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by loumf 10y ago
> Is there a special way you organize your backlog board? One list for each priority/case-type pair, so High-bug, Medium-bug, ... High-Feature, Medium-Feature, etc' > ... external user request If support made the card, they
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by loumf 10y ago
We do pretty much the same on our team with only items for the current and next release on the board. All other items that might be done are on a backlog board with lists for bugs and features by priority. We build a new release from that
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by loumf 10y ago
The StackOverflow survey has C++ used by over 20% of respondents, with just of over 50% wanting to still use it next year: https://stackoverflow.com/insights/survey/2017/ This isn't exactly what you are
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by loumf 10y ago
I just reread _On Writing Well_ by William Zinsser -- a book with a lot of great advice for writing non-fiction (creative mostly, but also technical and business writing). It's a little dated, but a lot of what he says is timeless. Abo
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by loumf 10y ago
Instead of using random numbers and adding/subtracting, you could use random primes and multiply/divide. If the deletion is doubled, the random prime is no longer a factor of the product and you ignore it. Of course, You need to
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by loumf 10y ago
Trello | Full-time | REMOTE or ONSITE New York (NYC) - Developer Advocate - Growth Engineer - Tester - IT Specialist (ONSITE in NYC only) More here: https://trello.com/jobs For remote applicants, you must overlap with NYC a
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by loumf 10y ago
I would keep it simple 1. Figure out what the market is for the normal work-week. 2. Scale the work-week until you can afford it. 3. When you can afford more, add more hours.
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by loumf 10y ago
BulletJournal in a physical book (not the official one) for daily todos, because it's minimal. I use Apple Calendar for schedule, Trello (I work there) for planning, and I practice Zero Inbox. Other things: - RescueTime - SelfControl (
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by loumf 10y ago
Trello | Full-time | REMOTE or ONSITE New York (NYC) - Developer Advocate (US only) - Full Stack Developer (working on power-ups) - Growth Engineer - Site Reliability Engineer (Node, Redis, Mongo on AWS) More here: https://trello
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by loumf 10y ago
RescueTime is a pretty good approximation of this for me and is automatic.
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by loumf 10y ago
But, there's a lot you could probably do for a local shop -- many have IT departments. Try to network in with an informational interview (cold email the head of IT of anything related to M. E. and offer to buy them coffee for some care
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by loumf 10y ago
If you are trying to get your resume through the filter: 1. Keywords and keyword density are most of it (for humans or machines). Neither are not good at synonyms -- use the keywords you see in the job-description. 2. Write a very specific

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