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   by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

   Will the leftover 320 video also be uploaded? I'm particularly interested in 2 talks which haven't been uploaded yet.
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   by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

   Great move to go with open source solutions like Mattermost and Discourse.
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   by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

   My first thought was the Airbnb article "React Native at Airbnb" https://medium.com/airbnb-engineering/react-native-at-airbnb...
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   by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

   Thanks for the hnrss.org examples!
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   by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

   Absolute. I'm using the Nextcloud News plugin which works great and keeps in sync between my devices. Actually I even wrote my own Android client. Because I couldn't find the perfect reader app for me.
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   by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

   RSS feeds for the win. It keeps my feed clean and chronologically ordered.
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   by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

   That's very cool! I like that the whole project is packed into one html file and that you made it together with your daughter. I'm also working on an open source logic/math game for ~8+(depending on the mini game). If parents
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   by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

   It's the other way around :) osmand is a good alternative for maps.me because maps.me doesn't care about your privacy and has 20 privacy tracker dependencies installed(check out the exodus privacy app). osmand has zero
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   by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

   I switched from maps.me to osmand recently after I found out about the 20 tracker dependencies on the Exodus Privacy app. osmand has zero trackers and so many cool features that I use. Love it :)
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    by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

    I both wrote games with Unity and Kotlin. Kotlin makes me much more productive and libgdx is well more suited for 2D games. Backend in unity?
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    by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

    I donate to a bunch of Open Source software and games that I use and believe in. I recently donated to: Mozilla, VLC, Veloren, Shattered Pixel Dungeon, Bitwarden With my donations I hope to make an impact on the projects so that more people
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    by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

    Little fun fact: DDG respects my macbook dark mode settings, google doesn't
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    by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

    Kotlin: numbers.sumBy { it / 3 - 2 }
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    by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

    I love the software part in the article. Basic GTK apps just need a few changes and they start working seamless on both Desktop and smaller displays.
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    by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

    I have so much hope in this project. Linux apps adding support for libhandy is so full filling to see. A long time dream seems to become true. My thinking might be way to posetive but the fact that the post gets a lot of attention on HN mig
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    by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

    It's worth to mention that it also supports native Linux, Windows and macOS buildings. Plus web via JavaScript and server via jvm.
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    by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

    I have great success using Kotlin Multiplatform to share code between iOS and Android. Have a look at my Android Jetpack Compose and iOS SwiftUI project sharing the common logic for a game https://github.com/SimonSchubert&#x
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    Show HN: SwiftUI/JetpackCompose/CLI/Web – Math,Memory,Focus Trainer App(github.com)

    1 points by skinnyasianboi 7y ago|0 comments
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    by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

    Just self host and there is no thing like "can be shut down"
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    by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

    Another neither answer: Kotlin Multiplatform with Jetpack Compose and SwiftUI. Jetpack Compsoe might even become platform independent in the future.
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    by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

    Mobile developer myself and I'm scared that this will happen to me, too. I have a >600k downloads open source app on the Play Store and I got 2 warnings for other apps within the last 8 years on the store without any explanation or
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    by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

    Thanks a lot! Now it's perfect. I was able to hide mostly all of the UI elements I will never use.
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    by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

    Using Thunderbird for a few weeks now, after a ~10 year break, and I'm quite happy. But I which it would be a bit more slicker without the Chat integration/Tabs on top/2 search inputs/lots of buttons and other UI element
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    by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

    Switched from 1Password to Bitwarden half a year ago and I couldn't be happier.
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    by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

    I use C# almost on a daily base in Unity3D and have a little experience in Xamarine but I have no idea how a android/iOS/desktop/web project would be build up. Would be interesting to compare it with kotlin mpp.
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    by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

    I didn't think that through, you are actually right. With project Blazor I guess also in the browser.
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    by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

    The development experience with flutter is great, that's right. But I don't like the end result. It feels very close to a native app but still not 100%. And I think it will always be a step behind. One benefit of kotlin mpp compar
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    by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

    I have to correct you. If you want to do android development, Kotlin If you want to do multi platform development, Kotlin multi platform Kotlin mpp is still in beta but it works pretty amazing. I have 1 app in production that shares models&
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    by skinnyasianboi 7y ago

    Kotlin native/multiplatform projects is the answer
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    by skinnyasianboi 8y ago

    It's worth to mention that Pursim Laptops have a hardware "kill switch" for microphone/webcam/Bluetooth/wifi