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tzahola
8y ago
Yes. https://snips.ai
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tzahola
8y ago
The hacker known as 4chan strikes again??? I thought they've banned him from Facebook...
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tzahola
8y ago
It wasn't put on GitHub back then, and I don't want to publish it now. But I've sent it to you in email - check it out if you're interested.
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tzahola
8y ago
250k????? I bet their engineer to manager ratio was quite low.
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tzahola
8y ago
Unfortunately it's no longer in the AppStore (ubiquitous cellular data made it obsolete) and the thesis itself is written in Hungarian :D
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tzahola
8y ago
Je n'avais pas besoin de cette hypothèse-là.
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tzahola
8y ago
Ha! I did the same for my BSc thesis: On-device route planning from GTFS data for Budapest’s public transport network iOS used to kill processes above 50 megs of RAM usage. Good times!
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tzahola
8y ago
Argument list too long!
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tzahola
8y ago
Because comments like that accompany the most trivial bits of the codebase, while the thousand line monkey-patched crap has zero comments.
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tzahola
8y ago
Yes, Apple users spend more money on average. But it's not like Apple has a monopoly on these juicy users, and uses its evil walled garden to lock out poor indie developers from milking these "valuable" users. These juicy use
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tzahola
8y ago
Hm... Why would the majority of these "valuable" customers choose such a flawed platform then? Maybe they prefer an ecosystem that has a vetting process to prevent apps extracting too much of their "value"?
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tzahola
8y ago
You've built your business on sand. Suck it up and move on.
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tzahola
8y ago
if (status != 0) return -1; // return on error I always get angry when I find comments like this in our codebase.
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tzahola
8y ago
Yes.
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tzahola
8y ago
More like an HEM. (high explosive module)
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tzahola
8y ago
No, and no.
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tzahola
8y ago
From the article: “The train runs at a top speed of 79 miles per hour on the leg between Miami and Fort Lauderdale ”
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tzahola
8y ago
What caused it?
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tzahola
8y ago
[citation needed]
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tzahola
8y ago
What license are they using? LGPL? MIT?
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tzahola
8y ago
Why don’t you use a supercapacitor bank instead of the powerwall?
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tzahola
8y ago
Tobacco companies and drug cartels employ plenty of people too, yet I would be happy if all of them went bankrupt. I know, I’m such a horrible person!
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tzahola
8y ago
Well, to some extent, yes. Otherwise you’d end up like the MD who’ve “rediscovered” numerical integration (the trapezoid method) and got it published in the journal of diabetes or whatever.
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tzahola
8y ago
The pattern looks nice, but I would have asked some mathematicians before announcing this as something novel.
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tzahola
8y ago
Sorry, what?
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tzahola
8y ago
Genius.
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tzahola
8y ago
I can't help but love the turmoil GDPR is causing in the adtech "industry". Like wasps buzzing around the exterminator who's about to destroy their nest.
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tzahola
8y ago
So, what’s the plan when the boomer menace is over in 15-20 years? Where will their wealth go when they die?
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tzahola
8y ago
And the masses of childless elders will happily vote into office anyone who promises to take care of them.
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tzahola
8y ago
At 25 such a decision can hardly be considered permanent...
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