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Cross-Platform SDK for Mobile Phones. C++, HTML5, Native UI. Apache License(mosync.com)
1 points by zura 12y ago|1 comments
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by zura 12y ago
I wanted to underline that Computer Science is not about computers... I think even if computers didn't exist this branch of mathematics still would evolve. But to follow the original intent of the poster - other professions I'd be
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by zura 12y ago
Computer Science
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by zura 12y ago
Glad to hear it was unmanned!
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by zura 12y ago
If only this was built in Dart... or at least TypeScript.
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by zura 12y ago
It is frustrating that most people here don't care about this...
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Ask HN: Workarounds for selling apps from unsupported countries?
3 points by zura 12y ago|3 comments
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by zura 12y ago
Why not Dart? or at least TypeScript?
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Wolfenstein 3D Soundtrack – Main Menu Theme(youtube.com)
1 points by zura 12y ago|0 comments
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Picture of the day: Two worlds collide(thelocal.es)
1 points by zura 12y ago|0 comments
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by zura 12y ago
> I write them because I like creating things, and it's a >lot easier to create things with programs than with a machine shop. Exactly. This is one of the main reasons for me as well - creating things without buying or manufactur
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by zura 12y ago
I'm surprised nobody mentioned that terrible font... Any chance you could fix it?
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by zura 12y ago
Well, to follow your line - virtual functions can also be implemented with some function pointer stuff within C. We're not discussing implementing various C++ stuff in C, we're talking about C++ itself.
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by zura 12y ago
Having access to private data (implementation details) is another reason to have a member function. Unless you're a fan of `friend` keyword ;)
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by zura 12y ago
Well, the key thing is the `reason` here. In C++ we use RAII, so this is the reason to have a member constructor/destructor functions instead of non-member create_something(...)/destroy_something(...) (aka C style). But, for insta
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by zura 12y ago
I'd also prefer "intersect(s1, s2)" if C++ had multimethods... But to follow the line of Bjarne's advice (I've also heard same from Stepanov): One should prefer non-member functions. i.e. there must be some real rea
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by zura 12y ago
Drop me an email please (in profile), with App Annie statistics if possible. Any thoughts why iOS version didn't take off?
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by zura 12y ago
Consider RSS.
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by zura 12y ago
Nice project! How is it going? Any jumps in user signups count after posting on HN?
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by zura 12y ago
I see you're based in Beijing. I even remember it was explicitly mentioned on MSR jobs page that PhD was not required for Asian sites (India and probably China).
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by zura 12y ago
Agree, although at some places being a ballet dancer is a formal requirement - e.g. I was thinking to get a PhD some years ago only to be able to work in places like Microsoft Research, but eventually decided that it was not worth it... Als
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by zura 12y ago
Hm, it seems not that many HN people fail or at least they are shy about this :) Anyway, thank you guys who replied, very interesting read! As for me, I've been thinking to start "somethings" for a long time but I'm afra
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by zura 12y ago
How do you market your projects?
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Ask HN: Fail stories? Made a significant project but no one came?
23 points by zura 12y ago|6 comments
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by zura 12y ago
If only it was cheap and it had a sun... :)
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by zura 12y ago
Can anyone comment if just walking counts for exercising?
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by zura 12y ago
As an old cathode display user, I'd really like to have a terminal emulator which mimics the modern LCD display.
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by zura 12y ago
Yes, that's the downside of making money with fully open source software - you have to find other means (support, hosting, ads...). But as an engineer - I really prefer to make money from selling the software itself - the thing I'
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by zura 12y ago
Also, many (most?) people use open source software because of being free as in beer. Don't really care about freedom.
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by zura 12y ago
Yup, I always thought about top US universities as rich kids clubs.

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