phatbyte

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1. 61.▲
   I quit, I'm going nomad(medium.com)

   11 points by phatbyte 10y ago|3 comments
2. 62.▲
   by phatbyte 10y ago

   I would pay for a app like this. Congrats to the author, and great work on making it an native app.
3. 63.▲
   by phatbyte 10y ago

   I just received my Polar A360 from UPS...came to HN and saw this post. Mind blown. Thanks for sharing this ;)
4. 64.▲
   by phatbyte 10y ago

   Most of those design issues could be solved if they used (designer and dev) Sketch or Paintcode
5. 65.▲
   by phatbyte 10y ago

   The timing couldn't be better.
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   by phatbyte 10y ago

   I know a lot of expert tools with complex features and with beautiful design/nice to use design. One thing is not a trade-off of the other. That's a fallacy that doesn't help the stigma that OSS tools should continue to do I
7. 67.▲
   by phatbyte 10y ago

   I'm just saying that a lot of programmers have bad taste when it comes to UX. I see a lot of very OSS powerful apps but with horrible interfaces that I just can't use. Design is part of a app, not just beautiful code that the end-
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   by phatbyte 10y ago

   So much better, thanks for the share.
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   by phatbyte 10y ago

   This UI is horrible IMO. Open Source projects could really start to embrace UX designers instead of 100% programmers. A slice of orange has a slider...really? :P
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    by phatbyte 10y ago

    Awesome work, and this is quite interesting, something worth exploring with more depth that an hackaton can't provide. Having said that, and as a Jazz fan, the generated music is horrible. Keep feeding it more jazz tunes :P
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    by phatbyte 10y ago

    Ok, so in a nutshell this guy wants a machine to do parenting for him. Education should come from parents primarily. Not teachers, or friends and definitely not a machine.
12. 72.▲
    by phatbyte 11y ago

    This book looks amazing. Thanks for this.
13. 73.▲
    by phatbyte 11y ago

    This is exactly where I'm learning from as well.
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    by phatbyte 11y ago

    I'm mostly using Khan Academy at the moment. But I see several people already posted alternatives which is nice to have ;)
15. 75.▲
    by phatbyte 11y ago

    Thanks for this. I'm currently re-learning statics/probabilities and linear algebra so your book will be useful in a few months down the line ;)
16. 76.▲
    by phatbyte 11y ago

    This is awesome, as someone who is currently playing with ML this is a great resource for playing with Datasets. Thanks to everyone involved in this project. Keep it up.
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    by phatbyte 11y ago

    This is one of my favourite topics recently. ML and AI is something amazing. A very nice skill to have. Good article also.
18. 78.▲
    by phatbyte 11y ago

    Doesn't HTTP2 solves this by using Stream dependencies? It seems to be a lot clean than using JS eval()
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    by phatbyte 11y ago

    I was listening to Esbjron Svensson Trio, and then I tried this...my ears...
20. 80.▲
    by phatbyte 11y ago

    I'm just going to be a little cynic here: Bill Gates is still too attached to MS, of course, he build it. If Apple did what the feds asked it, this would back-fire Apple consumers. 1. People would just no longer trust Apple, which tran
21. 81.▲
    by phatbyte 11y ago

    Very similar to this: http://www.jemoticons.com/pt I wonder who came first. Very similar layouts
22. 82.▲
    by phatbyte 11y ago

    As someone who's currently learning Swift and Cocoa and have no idea what Elm is. Is this something actually useful that helps building apps?
23. 83.▲
    by phatbyte 11y ago

    Sorry to hear about that man, hope things improve soon.
24. 84.▲
    by phatbyte 11y ago

    There kinda is: http://devpressed.com/
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    by phatbyte 11y ago

    Move! Here's the thing: I love programming, I've been working has a web dev since I was 18 (34 now), but I always loved design and creating desktop apps. And recently I've been learning Swift and mobile design. This year, the
26. 86.▲
    by phatbyte 11y ago

    $100 an hour? If u work 5h per day for 22 days it's like 11k per month. Unless you got some serious addiction/debt problems I don't see how can u be broke :P
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    by phatbyte 11y ago

    You know, you have the freedom to NOT pick a framework at all. It's not like it's mandatory. Use components and wire things your way. Don't like legos? Reinvent the wheel then. Go nuts ;), programming is a way of expressing y
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    by phatbyte 11y ago

    The verbose is what it makes awesome to read. Also, Xcode pretty much autofills this for you with just a few keywords.
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    by phatbyte 11y ago

    I love this! I got say, that I've been a fan of Swift since the day Apple announced it. It's a such a beautiful language, with so many new paradigms implemented, safe and easy to learn. I really hope this boosts the widespread of
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    by phatbyte 11y ago

    I'm From Portugal and can confirm this, and I'd say almost everyone especially people between 12-45 know how to speak english fluently. Most of this is because we grow up watching movies and tv shows with subtitles. Heck, I even r