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by thelogos 13y ago
I believe it really depends on your userbase. I just released Hakka News, a client for HN and I would never consider putting ads in an app gear towards this crowd. In fact, I believe people on HN are more likely to just buy the app so I did
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by thelogos 13y ago
Just shipped out my project to the app store yesterday. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hakka-news-ycombinator-hacke... I want to add more features like search and do a little more polishing. Couldn't even su
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by thelogos 13y ago
SEEKING WORK, Charlotte, NC or remote I'm an iOS developer willing to work at a competitive rate. Hakka News is a recent app that I just shipped. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hakka-news-ycombinator-hacke...
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by thelogos 13y ago
People should first decide what they want to achieve, produce mobile, web, or desktop applications, etc. Then they should find the best framework to achieve their goals. The language is usually force upon you by the framework unless you&#x2
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by thelogos 13y ago
I've been interested in developing a secured p2p messaging app for ios for a while now. Unfortunately, that's held back by my lack of knowledge on cryptography. It seems that p2p is the way forward for the future of communication.
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by thelogos 13y ago
Procrastination plays a part too. It's a big effort to, 1.Find a good doctor (not all of them are equal) 2.Call to make an appointment 3.Take time off work/classes 4.Get there and wait, wait, wait Really, all this could be solved
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by thelogos 13y ago
I don't know about other people but I can tell you my reason. 1.Money 2.Takes forever to get an appointment with any specialist 3.Busy schedule 4.Money 5.See 1and 4
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by thelogos 13y ago
A fully functioning life-form depends on so many things going right. With such precision needing to be met, I'm just surprised that there aren't more debilitating genetic diseases out there and that so many people are seemingly he
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by thelogos 13y ago
Obvious exception of the Eastern European countries. South Korea and Japan are notorious for the high suicide rate. The work hours in these countries are ridiculous. People literally get worked to death. Engineers pretty much devote their e
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by thelogos 13y ago
The fallout from this will last for a while. Most normal people are not aware of these security issues and many of them rarely install updates.
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by thelogos 13y ago
Yes, the worse part is the nagging feeling that there is some nasty bugs lurking underneath that you forgot. Somehow there will always be bugs and sooner or later, we all have to face judgement.
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by thelogos 13y ago
Maybe for the same reason HN does not have an API and developers are forced to scrape the site.
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by thelogos 13y ago
Europeans are already working a lot less hours than american. It's ridiculous that many Americans can't even get 2 weeks of vacation. Things are even more brutal in developed Asian countries, and that's why their suicide rate
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by thelogos 13y ago
But it's getting to the point where dishwashing might not even be available as a job. Right now, that's not the case yet. But it's not hard to imagine a future where it is. Many menial jobs are getting automated and it'
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by thelogos 13y ago
Even though this article is about math. It reminds me of my chemistry education. 1st year, you only learn about the basic concepts of general chemistry. For most science and engineering majors, this is the only time that they'll be exp
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by thelogos 13y ago
The larger phone on the right is completely ridiculous. Developers would have to change the UI completely, otherwise how would the user's thumb hit the back button? Not to mention swiping down the status view from the top would be impo
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by thelogos 13y ago
I would definitely be interested in this kind of the service if you use more special effects in production.
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by thelogos 13y ago
The patch stops working much faster while ecig's effect never seems to wear off. I can only assume that it is because the patch maintains a constant level of nicotine in your bloodstream causing tolerance to develop faster and it is un
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by thelogos 13y ago
I'm not sure if the new version is any different but anandtech did bring up the issue of low framerate while scrolling in some webpages. It was really noticeable when I tried it in the store. Even the 15in has trouble with low framera
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by thelogos 13y ago
What I found frustrating was my questions being marked as duplicate. Any iOS developers should know that things change rapidly between each version of iOS. Methods get deprecated, huge change can happen. When I'm asking a question abou
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by thelogos 13y ago
I'm not sure how linux handles high resolution but osx only makes the display crisper. You have the option of making everything smaller but that's not quite optimized. If rmbp boots into windows, it has the same issue, last time I
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by thelogos 13y ago
The disruption of the pH gradient is the central part of amphetamine's mechanism of action. Dopamine is stored inside vesicles inside presynaptic neurons. By disrupting the proton gradient between the lipid bilayer of these vesicles, d
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by thelogos 13y ago
I wasn't even aware of the formaldehyde issue. Here I thought propylene glycol is much safer than vegetable glycerin because of the acrolein.
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by thelogos 13y ago
From what I've heard before, it was almost impossible for people to get approved by insurance for modafinil, maybe times have changed and I need to pay the doctor a visit in the future. For now though, nicotine hits the spot.
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by thelogos 13y ago
Last time I checked, cephalon had some sort shady deal to keep generic modafinil off the market for a few more years (paying generic manufacturers to not bring it to market). If modafinil goes generic, it will be really good news.
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by thelogos 13y ago
You can find bulk powder but I find the taste unbearable. Rx aniracetam is far too expensive. I'm just waiting for the day when cortex gets their high-impact ampakine onto the market.
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by thelogos 13y ago
I was really surprised at the effect of aniracetam also. Usually most of these nootropics either do nothing or they jack up your heart-rate like any other stimulants. It's interesting to note that aniracetam is considered an ampakine,
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by thelogos 13y ago
The problem with amphetamine is, when they do work, the crash is horrible. When the crash goes away, it no longer does anything. So you have to up the dose and the cycle starts again. Some people use NMDA antagonist to reverse tolerance, bu
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by thelogos 13y ago
The gum poses risk to the gingival tissues. It can cause gum recession. Not to mention it also taste terrible and hard to control delivery. Chewing it too fast can leave you woozy and nauseous. The reason I prefer nicotine over other stimul
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by thelogos 13y ago
Not a good idea. Nicotine gum is not too good for gingival health. Nicotine patch is consider the safest form of nicotine delivery. Also the most expensive. E-cigarette is a good 2nd option. Vape unflavored or menthol, because the health e

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