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by mergesort 12y ago
We don't use iCloud for syncing, all the lists, nouns, broadcasts, and so on, are server-backed. The backend is primarily built on Rails server. Some services that run periodically are written in Go.
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by mergesort 12y ago
I was a CS student by day, who hated classes, so I went home at night and instead of doing my homework kept trying to learn iPhone development, not because I wanted to do iPhone things, but because having an app on the App Store seemed like
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by mergesort 12y ago
What?
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Builders Build Startups. Recruiters Don't.(blog.underdog.io)
5 points by mergesort 12y ago|4 comments
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2 suggestions for Flickr’s [wonderful] new iPhone app(runtimeintrospection.tumblr.com)
1 points by mergesort 12y ago|0 comments
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Found this site, apply to New York City's startups in 60 seconds(underdog.io)
24 points by mergesort 13y ago|22 comments
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Why Brandon Eich should step down(runtimeintrospection.tumblr.com)
5 points by mergesort 13y ago|2 comments
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by mergesort 13y ago
Seeking Work - New York City 5 years iOS development, with a lot of product experience. I also enjoy working with Go and will do Rails to get a simple API server up and running. Last worked at Betaworks before becoming a contractor, and hav
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by mergesort 13y ago
Just gonna leave a short, and not too in depth reply. OO: Go is great for building server-side software in a fashion where it responds to events. I think it'd be interesting to explore a framework built like that, the way ReactiveCocoa
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by mergesort 13y ago
Mixing in the sense that ABAddressBook is a C based API, with no Cocoa wrapper, like how CGRect is a struct, not an class.
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by mergesort 13y ago
As for (CGRect){0, 0, 320, 480}, it is indeed valid, but it's a lot nicer to have a consistent syntax instead of mixing C with Objective-C.
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by mergesort 13y ago
I think that's more in the hands of Google themselves but there is a project which patches the Go tools and runtime to enable Android apps to interface directly with a shared library written in Go. https://github.com/el
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Go for Objective-C developers(runtimeintrospection.tumblr.com)
53 points by mergesort 13y ago|42 comments
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Top 5 reasons to be and not be a developer in New York(runtimeintrospection.tumblr.com)
1 points by mergesort 13y ago|0 comments
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Overcoming Inertia(blog.fabisevi.ch)
1 points by mergesort 13y ago|0 comments
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Is a $329 iPad mini Good Business?(blog.fabisevi.ch)
1 points by mergesort 14y ago|0 comments
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by mergesort 14y ago
Strange, I'm not seeing it on Chrome for Mac. http://i.imgur.com/oGSqo.png
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by mergesort 14y ago
That makes it trickier, but there's a slightly tricky asynchronous connection function I wrote to download the packs. I'm hoping that's not it interfering with something you have installed via Cydia/Mobile Substrate. Do you know what you ha
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by mergesort 14y ago
Will look into that, thanks. Out of debugging curiosity, jailbroken?
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by mergesort 14y ago
Taboo has a trademark, not a copyright. So everywhere I use the word Taboo, I add the trademark symbol (except one screen, which has been fixed but not submitted).
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by mergesort 14y ago
Peer pressure got to me. Added a description on the main page. Thanks for the advice.
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by mergesort 14y ago
I have a description, but the about page was too cluttered when I put it in, so I figured if people are finding the game, they probably know what it is. I'm still not sure whether to put it in or not, but that is a valid point for sure.
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by mergesort 14y ago
Sorry, fixed it, silly htaccess...
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by mergesort 14y ago
Unmentionables gives Taboo a 21st century makeover. Marathon Mode, in app purchases that are a lot cheaper than Taboo, and something you can take anywhere you go. I'm an iPhone developer, but did the designs myself, so feedback on that woul
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Show HN: I made Unmentionables, a free Taboo game for iPhone (appmonkeys.org)
23 points by mergesort 14y ago|21 comments
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by mergesort 14y ago
If you're going to stop by General Assembly, I work for a company called Viggle on the 11th floor. joe@viggle.com is the best way to reach me.
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by mergesort 14y ago
1,817 random samples is not a good way to represent a population of 300,000,000+. What kind of audience is represented by someone who would take a random poll on the internet? Probably someone who is not that tech savvy, skewing the already
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Very Few Words on Samsung vs. Apple(blog.fabisevi.ch)
1 points by mergesort 14y ago|0 comments
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Twitter Doesn't Care About Geeks(blog.fabisevi.ch)
2 points by mergesort 14y ago|0 comments
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by mergesort 14y ago
I think it's interesting for Apple in the sense that they are trying to manage 2 operating systems and sets of hardware. They seemed to have had a real rough patch, but now with Mountain Lion and iOS 6 are showing that they are capable of

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