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by pkaler 12y ago
I have some experience building WatchKit Apps. I'm building out the companion App for my virtual trainer: http://impactfit.co It's very early days with WatchKit. You can understand most of the SDK by just looking at
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"It presupposes that the tax increase in question would be a strict positive for the populace, and argues based on that premise." That's because it is a good plan. Every single mayor and a vast majority of councillors are vo
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"I already pay..." "I don't give a rat's ass..." "I don't care about those..." "I will fend for myself..." "I also don't care about..." "My commute is already..
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by pkaler 12y ago
The increase is 35¢ per day for the average person. Literally pennies. Literally. Every single Metro Vancouver mayor, every newspaper (right and left of centre), every organization that matters has endorsed the plan. http://i.i
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by pkaler 12y ago
Hmm, signup seems broken to me. For your consideration, here is the weekly Swift newsletter that I curate: http://www.swiftnews.co
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Learn Swift Now(parveenkaler.com)
2 points by pkaler 12y ago|0 comments
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I use Contractually for this. I upload my .DOC files and invite others to view them. Plus I have a repo of contracts that I have signed. http://www.contractual.ly/features/
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I have been writing Swift for 6 months now. Almost every single day. I will be shipping an App to the App Store this month written in Swift. The language is fantastic and the future of what languages should look like Swift. However, I do
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by pkaler 12y ago
Swift if you're gonna live in the iOS/OSX ecosystem. I've been writing Swift everyday for the last 4 months and I'm loving it. The compiler and toolchain are still buggy. But this is clearly the future of programming
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This is why I drink a "bulletproof" coffee in the morning at about 7am. Basically, coffee with butter and MCT oil. Then I have a breakfast of poached eggs and bacon at about 9am. My brain and focus is just way better running on
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by pkaler 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote (Vancouver, BC) iOS Development I have been building iOS Apps since 2008. I'm also a Ruby/Rails developer. I have been writing code for more than 15 years now. I have built and managed teams. Github: http:&
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SEEKING WORK: Vancouver or Remote I have been building iOS Apps since 2008. Build Android Apps, too. I'm also a passable Ruby/Rails developer. I was a game developer in a previous lifetime. I have been writing code for more than 1
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Auto Layout, Custom Controls and LayoutSubviews(parveenkaler.com)
2 points by pkaler 12y ago|0 comments
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SEEKING WORK: Vancouver or Remote Same as last month. I'm booked for September but open for October. Probably need 30 days of lead time for an engagement. I have been building iOS Apps since 2008. Build Android Apps, too. I'm al
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by pkaler 12y ago
SEEKING WORK: Vancouver or Remote I'm booked through August but may be available in September. I have been building iOS Apps since 2008. Build Android Apps, too. I'm also somewhat of a passable Ruby/Rails developer. I was a g
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by pkaler 12y ago
Almost any argument that relies on GDP numbers to back up its claim is specious at best. For example, you could have a tornado destroy a town and the disaster recovery spending would increase GDP. You could build a teleportation device tha
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by pkaler 12y ago
Pixelmator is brilliant. http://www.pixelmator.com
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by pkaler 12y ago
SEEKING WORK: Vancouver or Remote I have been building iOS Apps since 2008. Build Android Apps, too. I'm also somewhat of a passable Ruby/Rails developer. I was a game developer in a previous lifetime. I have been writing code
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Crossfit and Gamification(parveenkaler.com)
1 points by pkaler 12y ago|0 comments
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This is shockingly bad advice. Jeff Atwood doesn't like TODO lists[1]. Jeff Atwood estimates that all projects will take 6 to 8 weeks[2]. Coincidence? Be a pro. Learn the blocking and tackling of your craft. Read Getting Things Don
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Opinionated Core Data(parveenkaler.com)
1 points by pkaler 13y ago|0 comments
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by pkaler 13y ago
Pretty good list. I'd add rvictl, Wireshark, and mitmproxy to that list. And just started using Xcode Server/Bots and PonyDebugger, too. What I'd really like to see is a list for Android. Either Android tooling is terrible
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by pkaler 13y ago
This isn't really generics in the C++ or Ada sense. This is code replacement using preprocessor macros and the stringize operator to create homogenous containers. Generic programming usually implies that a package, class, or function
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by pkaler 13y ago
> First there's that and then there is the eBook price fixing, and who else knows what we haven't found out about how Apple conducts business. It's a little bit more complicated than that. Amazon is probably also fixing e
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by pkaler 13y ago
I have a couple HTML documents open on my MacBook, iPad, and iPhone. All three look different. I opened a couple of eBooks on Kindle and iBooks on my MacBook, iPad, and iPhone. All three look different. All three use Display Postscript, C
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by pkaler 13y ago
The thing about "What You See Is What You Get" is that you have to define 'where you get it'. You have to define 'it'. The implementation will look vastly different if you define 'where' as a printer
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Except that Google does the exact same thing with Google Play Services on Android. Ask Skyhook. On top of that, Google keeps pushing organic SERP listings further and further down the page to push people to Google+. We actually live in mu
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by pkaler 13y ago
Your logical fallacy is: https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/ad-hominem Conveniently, there is a bullet point list of 5 items in the middle of that article. You are free to disagree with any of those points: http:/&#x
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by pkaler 13y ago
I'm basically working on that idea, too. It's built API first and the first iPhone App is almost done. http://goaly.co
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There is an easy way to dispel the "I have nothing to hide" fallacy. Ask them how much money they made last year, how long their penis is, and what medication they are currently on. Then inform them that you don't have the p

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