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by ozgung 14y ago
I think this is a valid position in the native/web app debate. Most apps are actually web sites, but they are mistakenly built as computer programs. This is not good engineering. In an ideal world %90 of the apps (anything but utilities, ga
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This illustrates why it's a terrible idea to work in a large corporation where the hiring process is managed by an HR department. The process is optimized for filtering out people. The reason why the job postings and interview questions see
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My intention was to make a similar app as a side project but he's way ahead of me. It was still very inspiring though. This whole idea of using smartphones as a documentary and creative tool and improving people's lives through unlocking th
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Then how would you find redundancy in arbitrarily large random data?
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I totally agree. If you are developing an app for a corporate customer Native may be the obvious choice. But for the purposes of an early stage startup a Web app has so many advantages that it becomes not a matter of choice anymore. From a
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This may be a valid argument for modern languages like Ruby or Python. For 90s' coding standards however comments are even MORE important than the code itself. For Assembly and C programming and for low level graphics and physics algorithms
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Design in broad sense can be related with fashion. But when we talk about UI design we use the term more in engineering sense rather than the artistic one. We can use the term design not only as in Fashion Design, but also as in Circuit Des
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I was considering to pay until I saw your post. I think this is an excellent business model and online education is something I'm willing to pay. Internet is full of content on any subject but organized content like on Coursera or Udemy alw
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Hype may be in decline but only to rise again as modeled in the Hype Cycle. I think this "Mobile First" thing is a typical example of Amara's Law, overestimating the effect of a new technology in the short run and underestimating in the lon
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I was watching his lectures and I saw this post when I take a break. He was talking about the ups and downs in the history of Neural Nets. As far as I understand from all these lectures we're on the verge of a new up phase. Neural Nets are
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Actually this FB branch was announced in January. It's not news.
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Maybe I should apply for a patent for earphones that detect left/right ears from orientation (or a predefined wearing order) and swap stereo channels accordingly.