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JonCox
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Comment #34593473
CS193p - Developing Apps for iOS, by Paul Hegarty. It's a course taught at Stanford University, some of which they've released publicly for free. Here's the latest incarnation, whi…
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Comment #22841803
http://learnyouahaskell.com/chapters
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Comment #21089787
Yes. I’ve made a backend for my app that is essentially a middleware layer to an external API. It’s entirely written in Swift, using the Vapor web framework, packaged up in a Docke…
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Comment #20928823
Not anymore it isn't.
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Comment #16494194
Here's a nifty idea.. start researching cheap, low harm, but powerful drugs again, instead of banning the research. Perhaps some new ways of treating depression using LSD or suchli…
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Comment #16078147
To bring it back to the article, it's a bit like how CannaSOS (think a mix of Amazon & Rotten Tomatoes for weed) are stepping up and developing a crypto token & platform specifical…
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Comment #15852084
Go is clearly a go to product name for Google.
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Comment #15805911
I think new comments do get a slight boost initially. But I also think people are venting their frustrations at the very noticeable decline in software quality from Apple over the …
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Comment #15643387
Did it come as a surprise to you that Apple were aggressively (but technically legally) minimising their tax bill?
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Comment #15182629
I find I'm doing all sorts of work outside my day job, working on various little projects etc. In the past I've stopped doing any of that, and just focused on exercising, socialisi…
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Comment #15182627
I like the overall direction of your comment, essentially make yourself your priority for a bit, but I don't think starting a startup is a good solution for burnout :P
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Comment #14551555
Nom nom nom
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Comment #14366016
It's bad, but the name could be worse: https://www.cockroachlabs.com
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Comment #12185528
"I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work."
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Comment #11784930
To be fair, iTunes on Mac is also a buggy, confusing, slow and generally terrible application.
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Comment #11331422
That's exactly what I was going to do. Only reason I even had the keynote on tbh. Am changing jobs and will be using my own laptop from now on, but guess I'll have to dust off eek …
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Comment #11330275
No updated MacBook Pro? That's annoying. I was rather hoping for a small refresh to include the new Skylake processors, it's certainly due one: http://buyersguide.macrumors.com/#Ma…
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Comment #11035206
+1 Anecdotally I've noticed a significant degradation of quality over the last year or so, everything from updating a new iOS device from on iCloud backup, general iOS bugs, OS X w…
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Comment #10973377
Microsoft are at it too with Windows 10. Sneaky beaky ;)
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Comment #10830965
Is that the therapist equivalent of 'Have you tried turning it off an on again?' ;)
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Comment #9618224
Or even just https://www.messenger.com
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