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by seviu 4y ago
Aave as a token might collapse but Aave is a protocol, and it will continue working as designed. When Ethereum collapsed to sub 900$ we could all see how robust these decentralized protocols are. The price of the token has nothing to do wit
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by seviu 5y ago
I just scrolled through the posts and I felt they were laggy. I think I am already biased to 120hz even without having experienced it myself.
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by seviu 5y ago
14" + M1 Max (24 GPU cores) with 32 Gb Ram is the sweet spot imho. It costs a bit more but you get twice the memory bandwidth and double the ram, which will always prove handy. I develop iOS apps and I think this is the sweet spot. I a
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by seviu 5y ago
I was sued in Germany by Axel Springer due to an ad blocker I wrote. The lower court of Hamburg ruled against me. They openly admitted they did not know what they were doing because the case was too technical for them. They were just happy
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by seviu 6y ago
> a random update that fixed a crash was blocked for violating the rule around allowing out of app purchases. >... and the other was abandoned after several months of back-and-forth. This. Once you get on their bad side with an App th
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by seviu 7y ago
I once had to integrate a third party tracking framework to an Android app. The PM wanted to track everything, even the apps that were installed on the device. Google immediately took our app down because of that. And preventing this from h
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by seviu 9y ago
No need to use kapt to kill compilation times. Data Binding is good enough. We started using it a year ago and since then instant run does not work and the debugger takes three minutes to start. Sometimes it mixes generated classes and we h
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by seviu 9y ago
Bintray is having major outages today. That explains the 502
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by seviu 9y ago
I used to work for a company where we were explicitly told not to remove the bots as active visits because it would hurt the figures we were giving our customers. For The PM team having so much traffic was a blessing regardless where it cam
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by seviu 9y ago
The creator of Brainfuck, Urban Müller, made a once in a lifetime presentation about it recently. It was at a company event where we had the pleasure of watching him talk about how he developed it. If you are interested you can check it out
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by seviu 10y ago
Me and my business partner did get hit by Springer in Germany due to an iOS content blocker. We lost the part that relates to damages and won the one that touches copyright. Springer bases its claims on two principles: 1) Ad blockers are da
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by seviu 10y ago
Moving to Gradle was a terrible mess. Ant was simple, effective and fast. Even now every time I fire up an Android build with gradle my laptop feels like it is going to fly. However Android has come a long way since the early days. The auth
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AdMop vs. Springer – Our story(medium.com)
2 points by seviu 10y ago|0 comments
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by seviu 11y ago
AdMop is quite good, and it has a very decent level of support (disclaimer: given by me, I am the developer)
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by seviu 11y ago
Hi! I'm the developer of AdMop. The reason why you're being ask to login is because app needs access not only to iCloud but also iCloud Drive. This is for downloading new rules, which I publish as files over iCloud Drive. I'm
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How to write a custom Sharing extension on iOS 8(github.com)
4 points by seviu 12y ago|0 comments
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by seviu 12y ago
It is not about sharing content anymore, it is about sharing context. The rise of this wave of single purpose social apps (Yo, Hoi, Snapchat) is exactly all about that. To communicate with a single click. Traditional social media should bew
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by seviu 12y ago
What Yo has taught us is that social media is dead. Nanosocial is the future. It's not about sharing content any more. It's about sharing context. Snapchat, Hoi... This new wave of apps are shaping new ways in how we interact with