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mromanuk
8y ago
Yes! (at least for me). I'm building a gamified iOS keyboard (self employed), and I have to build an auto–corrective, predictive engine for it. That was a detour for my main target, but is part of the MVP of a keyboard (as we are in 20
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mromanuk
8y ago
Can I use this with Swift for Linux?
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mromanuk
8y ago
Microsoft is doing a great job with VS Code, let's hope they continue that way with GitHub.
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mromanuk
8y ago
I think the issue with your site, is that is seen as outrageous “self-promotion” (which reading from your comments wasn’t your intention) here. Shown HN, is oriented to showing stuff you did, you should highlight some aspect of you new site
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mromanuk
8y ago
A serving portion of Mac and Cheese has roughly 40gr of carbs, 10gr of protein. A portion of beef/chicken is 20-30gr of protein. Looks like a source of carbs (energy) more like a protein source to me. Maybe when you add the price, the
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mromanuk
8y ago
> Everyone has a million dollar idea but not a million seconds to make it a reality. That’s why all these million dollar ideas fail. Only a very few of them becomes successful. Don't agree, there are no million dollar ideas. I adher
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8y ago
I see programmers discussing all over, for example in Github Issues, or Stackoverflow. Always topic based discussions, obviously. They lack the social interaction and freedom to think more broadly about programming and solutions, though. Is
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mromanuk
8y ago
thank you, much better!
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mromanuk
8y ago
Alright kinda of link–baity, but the custom scrolling on the site, is unbearable.
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mromanuk
8y ago
yes! They should call it Macbook WOZ (expandable, geek and dev friendly, which actually would be the real PRO version) with lot of ports and a beefy battery (to charge it once at night)
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8y ago
How much impact the battery?
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8y ago
I'm hoping to get one Macbook Pro in 2019, please with the keyboard of my current 2015 version, also.
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Fall of the Designer Part III: Conformist Responsive Design (2015)
(elischiff.com)
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mromanuk
8y ago
yep, there is a lot of misconception with exercise and fat burning.
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mromanuk
8y ago
new generations, probably, would appreciate the low environmental impact of man made stones
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mromanuk
8y ago
Is a known fact that exercise for the body improves tone, look, etc but workout for your face is a different matter? weird.
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8y ago
As a foreigner to the US, when I was visiting Burlington, MA. I found really odd that there was almost no sidewalks, so it was really difficult to walk by, everything was built for traveling by car from place to place (Which is not the case
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8y ago
I like the concept car of Nuro, looks like a moving shelf, maybe could be possible to scale that to a bigger size. Where each customer, can pickup his groceries. random thought: an autonomous milk car with fresh diary from your local farm
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mromanuk
8y ago
And how are they planning to "study" the effect of not having FB? this looks dubious to me. Probably there is other political intention behind.
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mromanuk
8y ago
The comparison, jump from peer to peer to centralized, skipping Federated services, for example, like Jabber protocol. Is true that Google used it first, and then killed it. But, maybe it is a path to explore.
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8y ago
That video lead me to this other one https://youtu.be/UY9P0QSxlnI with the empires
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mromanuk
8y ago
Would be really cool to have a list of before and after (size drop), due to GDPR in popular websites.
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mromanuk
8y ago
Yes it is. Pretty much the same case was when Microsoft bundled internet explorer by default in Windows, which was detrimental to Netscape Navigator.
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“The walls hate these particles, they can move in fractal ways, you can learn the secret, too”
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Interesting service! In your FAQ: How long does it take?, you have a typo: "can sometmes take a week."
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""Improve"" your writing, maybe. It started as a joke, we simulated with some friends, in a telegram group, a game where you write, but the game favor using words not commonly used, and it assign a score to your writing
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Making a gamified keyboard for IOS, the hardest part is the auto-predictive.
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I’m currently working with a 2 MB string, representing 150k words, with a structure that is a Packed Trie stored as an array for fast access of Unicode Scalars in Swift
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8y ago
it work in my iPhone 7!
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WhatsApp's CEO Is Suddenly Leaving Facebook. It Could Cost Him $1B
(time.com)
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