seivan

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by seivan 13y ago
I am sure a lot of people will not agree with me here. But I feel Sweden is more corrupt than it appears. http://sloseriombudsmannen.se
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by seivan 13y ago
The problem with agile was never engineering, it was non-engineerial management bs.
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by seivan 13y ago
Agile become this another layer of unecessary job creation for non-engineers
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by seivan 13y ago
I worked 70 hours week. I still had time to do open source. The debate isn't over. You can probably find my Github.
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by seivan 13y ago
'Companies like Yahoo have talent, but can't recognize it at the bottom because the middle-management filter is so defective.' This.
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by seivan 13y ago
Depends, how many of these 'hackers' are actually software engineers and how many of them are "UX-Experts" (idea people) or "Project Manager MBAs"?
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by seivan 13y ago
ADHD here. You have some really really strong points, hits too close to home here. I got to rethink some stuff.
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by seivan 13y ago
This sounds a lot like NSCoding for Objective-C (Cocoa). Though you'd still have to define the types/classes and name for each property you want to save. But you could technically save it in a big blob, and then read it into memor
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by seivan 13y ago
I am so jealous and incredibly happy that you shipped - nice work. I wish I could do that as well.
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by seivan 13y ago
It allows me someone slow/incompetent with doing layout in CSS to do it, because I'm familiar with auto layout from iOS. Now, I can do proper design with CSS, but I've always had problems with laying things out properly. This
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by seivan 13y ago
Ah... brings back memories. Martin (amongst others) is sorta of an inspiration. Thanks for bringing it up.
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by seivan 13y ago
'Changing your environment will not change your circumstances' That can't be true, can it? Isn't that the point? Your environment seemed toxic, so you leave it for a non-toxic place. You can change your circumstances at
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by seivan 13y ago
More buzz words.
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by seivan 13y ago
Different types of enemies. Sorry, not sure why they didn't work. It's the same type. I'll look into it.
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by seivan 13y ago
A game - I haven't worked on it in exactly ten months now :'(. My willpower is drained. Here's the pathfind & boid/flocking - I am going to rewrite it, it's incredibly buggy and ugly as of now :( https:/&#
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by seivan 13y ago
This is the poison that runs deep into most tech companies as they grow larger and attract various MBA's with amazing pedigree to become all sorts of managers. Sooner or later, you start having stack ranking.
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by seivan 13y ago
You could always use instancetype to indicate that you're getting an instance of the class back. @interface NSArray (XXHelpers) -(instancetype)reverse; @end or even better @protocol XXReversing <NSObject> @requir
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by seivan 13y ago
Just to add up to what you said; 1) Storyboards are different in Xcode 5 both constraints as well as the under-the-hood XML. It's much more human readable and cleaner. Easy to merge. 2) You can separate storyboard into logical parts.
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by seivan 13y ago
Ashton Kutcher being a user experience designer. Pretty much sums up my thoughts on that field in general.
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by seivan 13y ago
I do.
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by seivan 13y ago
If that is all you see, then you're missing the bigger picture here. You need more than just 'an utility'. You need trust, competence and support. They need to be good at everything they do. Usually you won't get that fr
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by seivan 13y ago
There is nothing to compare here. One company has a vision and a goal and the ability to execute on those. The other is a clone. They will always be second, they will always follow through, they will not innovate. That's for most clone
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by seivan 13y ago
Perfect idea! Now, for someone to code/write it as well.
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by seivan 13y ago
Those exist. They are called UX-"Experts", Interaction "designers" and etc.
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by seivan 13y ago
Great article! You really don't got a test culture unless you're 'allowed' to take time to debug errors that happens inside the test suite and not the product itself. This is the difference between writing tests and real
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by seivan 13y ago
60 hour work week to meet a marketing deadline. No thanks. If I could get a 1/3 for a job that has no requirement of producing something and fixed hours. That way I can code for myself.
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by seivan 13y ago
I did 164 until I deleted a repo(?) and it removed a day and my streak went down to 94. Still fun though.
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by seivan 13y ago
No, because software is inherently hard.
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by seivan 13y ago
I do promote TDD, but it's hard to convince yourself (or managers) that you need to spend a couple of hours to fix issues regarding the test suite(s) and not the actual product. Those problems are rare, but they do happen. Just my two
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by seivan 13y ago
Ah, thanks for correcting me. I didn't have time to go through it yet. https://github.com/facebook/KVOController#usage By controller does the readme refer to the KVOController instance? I assume this is a property

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