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njern
12y ago
Very similar lifestyle as when I was a student - small apartment, eat in most days... but couldn't be more satisfied with my "job" :=)
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njern
12y ago
As you rightly point out, the more correct solution is of course to use unsafe.Sizeof()
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The day byte alignment came back to bite me
(njern.co)
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12y ago
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njern
13y ago
Please let me somehow sign up and get an e-mail when a new learning path (like data analysis) becomes available. Great job on the site :)
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njern
13y ago
Author here, any questions or comments are welcome :)
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TicTacGo – An AI for Ultimate Tic-tac-toe
(njern.co)
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13y ago
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njern
13y ago
How about letting me try it out without registering? :)
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Walkbase announces new round of funding, launches GUA integration.
(thenextweb.com)
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13y ago
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Walkbase Runs The Numbers On Slush With New Retail Analytics Tools
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14y ago
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14y ago
What I meant was that the current system feels like Paint while I would like something with the power of Photoshop. Sorry for the confusion, English isn't my native language :)
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njern
14y ago
You have a valid argument. My only excuse is that this is the first (publicly available) post-mortem I've written. The answers to the questions you bring up have enough material for a blog post of their own, so I'll most likely end up doing
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14y ago
I can definitely recommend Jackson. Performance is stellar and it's easy to use. It does make your APK a bit bigger (in our case, about 20% of the APK size comes from Jackson) so if you're only going to be parsing very little JSON, you can
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14y ago
Don't take me wrong, I'm not a proponent of being "dumb" with performance either. However, I'm perfectly okay with using the standard libraries like JSONObject & AsyncTask until they prove to be too slow. Thanks to a decent architecture
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14y ago
Did you ever try to give a button one or two rounded corners (not the whole object, just some of the corners)? Turns out that for pre-3.1 it will round the wrong corners ( http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=9161 ), meaning yo
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Building quality software for Android - A post-mortem for Tweagle
(walkbase.com)
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14y ago
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Show HN: Checked - An auto-checkin client for Android
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15y ago
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15y ago
There are a bunch of different solutions to this problem being explored. Being able to give provide location context-specific services in your applications is something that I personally think is going to be a huge thing in the next few yea
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Show HN: Walkbase, room-level context for your apps.
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15y ago
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