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by sadawi 10y ago
SEEKING WORK (New York City + remote) iOS developer (Objective-C and Swift) for the past 7 years, with full-stack and startup experience (mostly Ruby on Rails) Recent projects: * built all of the NexTravel (YC 15) iOS app (https:/&
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by sadawi 11y ago
To me, something like your syntax makes sense when there isn't a clear hierarchy among selectorPart1, selectorPart2, selectorPart3, etc. However, in every case where a method can be thought of as having a single primary action that is
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by sadawi 12y ago
Looks like the pieces are reversible, so the two L's and two S's are actually L, J, S, and Z.
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by sadawi 12y ago
Of course, it's only a failing strategy if adopting that strategy causes everyone to adopt the same strategy, which is very unlikely for most people.
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by sadawi 13y ago
That's the way it should be. Otherwise, you'd be incentivized to leave (dishonestly) positive reviews.
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by sadawi 13y ago
One per year? Compared to cars, food poisoning, bathtubs, ladders, and almost anything else you can think of, that's close enough to zero to be a non-issue.
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by sadawi 14y ago
Ideally, I think the complete list of votes (with receipt confirmation numbers, but no names, obviously) would be available for inspection.
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by sadawi 14y ago
Sure, but there's a benefit to receipts: you can verify that your vote was counted correctly.
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by sadawi 14y ago
If the receipts are anonymous, they can't prove how you voted, only that you were able to obtain a receipt. So what if we increase the supply of receipts enough to destroy the value of an individual receipt? For example, voting machines c
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by sadawi 14y ago
What you're buying isn't a vote, but a receipt. What if we could increase the supply of valid receipts enough to make them effectively worthless? For example, voting machines could drop duplicate receipts into a bucket that voters are free
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by sadawi 14y ago
I find that while a neighborhood filter gets the job done, its usability isn't great, for a number of reasons: * You have to roughly know the boundaries of all the neighborhoods for the list of names to be useful * A one-dimensional arrange
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by sadawi 14y ago
Or just show the subtitles after a short delay. Or show a word-by-word translation in realtime. Or both.
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by sadawi 15y ago
Is lifetime earning to cost a useful metric, though? There are costs outside of college that won't scale with that ratio. Extreme example: a 1000:1 ratio isn't much good if your lifetime earning is $1000, and a 2:1 ratio could mean you co
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by sadawi 15y ago
Using UDIDs for authentication isn't a good idea for a serious app. Even if it were unspoofable, devices aren't users. Users have iPhones and iPod Touches and iPads; they upgrade; they sell devices to other users.