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sandoze
2y ago
I program for a career and I’m not going to argue that iPad is going to be my go to device, until there’s a ‘killer’ app. But that’s my day job. When I want to play around with a hobby (writing, music, game dev using Godot???) I turn to an
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sandoze
2y ago
I’m always confused by these comments. iPad Pros have a very capable (and expensive) keyboard which doubles as a great stand. BLE keyboards and mice can be paired with an iPad. Wired keyboards also work.
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sandoze
2y ago
I experienced this chronically. It was so pervasive that I would convince myself the next day that I was exhausted with only six hours of sleep. I started tracking my sleep with an Apple Watch and soon realized that, I may wake up, it’s usu
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sandoze
3y ago
Broken or broken in your use case? I recently left corporate development for the start up life. As I recall we had to disable our VPN for the majority of development use cases, from package management (gradle), robotics comms, all the way d
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sandoze
3y ago
You may be correct? Then the assumption would be developers need to pay the $99 fee to be part of the Apple dev program (pretty sure that’s the only way to get notarized). Next step in Apple’s playbook might be upping that fee for third par
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sandoze
3y ago
Mind giving some high level clarification on how Apple would revoke entitlements on applications they’re not allowed to manage? Honestly curious about the infrastructure involved, is it really simple from a technological stand point? If the
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sandoze
3y ago
Yikes, you might be disappointed: https://www.reuters.com/legal/transactional/google-asks-judg... I hear Huawei makes nice phones.
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sandoze
3y ago
Why am I doing all these interviews that grill me on big O(n) if they’re not even using it?!
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sandoze
3y ago
Maybe their.. issue.. is more related to yelling ‘fire’ in a theatre. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shouting_fire_in_a_crowded_t...
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Monte Carlo Long-Range Interacting System Simulations
(uni-leipzig.de)
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sandoze
3y ago
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sandoze
3y ago
I was so proud when I noticed my young child using the always allowed Libby app for hours on end. Finally, setting time limits has turned them into a book worm! Only to realize there’s a built in browser that you can bring up if the book em
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sandoze
3y ago
I don’t think we realize just how much damage an online incident can affect children because we’re no longer ten years old. While I’d love to trust companies to have the best interest in all audiences in mind, my child went down a YouTube r
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sandoze
3y ago
I use a laptop for work or when I need to use Xcode but I’ve been able to create music and code just fine by piggy backing a raspberry pi. The USB-C port on the iPad can power the pi and run an Ethernet connection. From there I can terminal
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sandoze
3y ago
This is a great question that will likely be subsidized by their development community. The smart move here is making the SDK available, hopefully hardware for development in the near future, and (most importantly) a market place available
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sandoze
3y ago
I hate to say it. From a PR move this is a well crafted email. I can support and relate to the argument. If the moderators are so crucial to the subreddit that they’re in charge of, their loss (and possible movement to another platform) wil
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sandoze
3y ago
There were communities on Reddit that did a poll in Discord on whether or not they should go private. Given the where and who the audience was, what voices do you think were ‘overwhelming’ representative? In the end it was a way for many mo
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sandoze
3y ago
See you in Discord.. after I give them my phone number and figure out how to discover your niche community.. then read through how to join.. which chat room do I type some obscure message into to prove I read the rules in order for a bot to
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sandoze
3y ago
We’ve come along way from running our own web rings and PHPBBs. The internet was our audience but then we put it in the hands of companies looking to profit off our niche communities and now we’re having a leopards ate our face moment. My u
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sandoze
3y ago
I’ve read a lot of comments but yours is by far the winner. I bet you’re a blast at Thanksgiving dinners and family gatherings.
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sandoze
4y ago
Who’s to say what my full potential could have been if it wasn’t for all the lead paint in my house as a kid?
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sandoze
4y ago
No SWE has been audited for pointing their JIRA ticket too high.
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sandoze
5y ago
As a footnote. Let’s face it, good devs are good communicators. We do it constantly with our team members. I’m blocked, I need help, why don’t you work on, what if we did.. Daily scrum and weekly grooming and quarterly planning. That’s for
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sandoze
5y ago
We made the switch from paid, to ad driven, to freemium/IAP for our in-house games. Zynga was one of our biggest clients. Hasbro came in second. As well as a few white label advergames (eg. Vans shoes). We rarely made more than a small
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sandoze
5y ago
We knew what needed to be built. Sometimes it was easy, we were doing a direct port, other times product and design would write it up in somewhat detailed documentation (can you believe no stories/tasks?!). Because they were games you’
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sandoze
5y ago
Here’s the thing. If I could just code without being a slave to a scrum master or being product micromanaged.. I would never leave the industry. I worked five years in mobile gaming when the Apple Store first opened. Released 13 titles, had
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sandoze
5y ago
Ditto. I have a 2010 Prius that burns oil. The dealer told me it’s a known issue at 100k miles. Offered to sell me a used engine with 70k miles to fix it.. Problem was he admitted there was a pretty good chance at 100k+ miles the oil burn w
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sandoze
5y ago
Lots of stuff covered. Here’s a few more. In theory you should be able to take your private network anywhere there’s 5G. Industrial Ethernet. Latency, jitter, and guaranteed delivery are required in many factories. Meaning they’re still rel
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sandoze
5y ago
That’s a fair point about home being a sanctuary. After working out of my basement for almost a year I went ahead and built an office in the back yard. I don’t think I’ve ever been happier. Not everyone has this luxury but a hybrid model or
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sandoze
6y ago
Very similar situation. I had a single mother and spent time with family and non-family members most of my life. I never had much and essentially grew up in a trailer park throughout my teenage years with an elderly couple that I called my
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sandoze
6y ago
I’m curious if the majority of code being shared is limited to models and API calls and if so, why not use an OpenAPI spec and generate code for all of your platforms (not just mobile)?
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