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andrewcarter
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Comment #30891749
At the company I work for PiPs _usually_ lead to issues being solved. There are several developers I've worked with on PiPs (we do specific mentoring and follow ups on the areas of…
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Comment #30628879
The Home app now supports a dynamic color option by default which changes based on the sun / lighting in your condition. Seems to work- I think it showed up for me about a year ago…
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Comment #30216967
I've felt a lot of the same frustrations on iOS projects with swift. Lots of people add tons of extensions and helpers, and folks learning on these codebases don't learn iOS, they …
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Comment #29996175
I learned to play the fiddle the past two years working from home during Xcode's abysmal compile times. Sadly my new M1 max whatever has solved that problem, ha!
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Comment #28440363
swift is by far an easier language, safer language, and has a lot of power and nice functional bits, but _oh my god_ those compile times and the lack of a stable debugger and refac…
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Comment #25855049
Why do Java developers wear glasses?... Because they don't C# EDIT: Ah someone already did that one- what's a ghost's favorite variable type? A BOOlean
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Comment #24586621
I hated standups until we eventually got a great PM who moved to something like this, and now I try hard and make standup run like this on any project I'm on. Jira has this nice fe…
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Comment #20453937
I have a problem cutting people off- I get way to excited about what I want to say and jump in. I really appreciate when people call me out and don't take it personally. I also try…
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Comment #20336178
Reminds me of something I pulled in middle school - back when we delivered papers on floppy disks. I took a garbage binary file and renamed it to `mypaper.doc` or whatever, turned …
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Comment #17992082
Really cool tool! I've been getting into more theory stuff after playing guitar for quite a while, so it's awesome timing! Thanks!
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Comment #16959551
I think you're right that I've likely selected countries that I didn't need to, but I'd rather be safe than sorry.
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Comment #16959546
I'm not storing any data other than a day of the year and wether a pill was taken. It has Google Analytics and a crash reporting tool in it, and I'm not sure how those play into th…
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Comment #16955406
I have a little birth control pill reminder iOS app I made like 7 years ago that I still maintain in the app store. I don't make really any money off of it but I keep up with it be…
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Comment #16446714
Me too! I love QBasic so much - totally wouldn't be where I am today without it. I met a kid at summer camp when I was in middle school who told me he made his own games and fake c…
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Comment #15980187
100%. Most users will never know or care about this. Most users just use their phones for casual internet browsing, candy crush, and texting. They'll never notice the slowdown like…
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Comment #15734928
Funny that this would pop up, I just found it and bought it last week! I've been playing with Haskell recently and this app is perfect for playing with example code that you'll rea…
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Comment #6491618
This app looks great, I've tried / bought just about every HN client looking to replace the one I was using for iOS 6 that hasn't updated, but they all look or function terribly. T…