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I've done this a little less quantitative using LLMs. Ask it to roast your API spec, give it a score. Could be expanded by more elaborate few-shot prompting: https://x.com/MartinHN…

The awesome Brian Roemmele announced this on Quora two weeks ago: http://acceptingpayments.quora.com/Quora-News-Before-It-Happ... Exciting times, to see what unfolds in this paymen…

Thanks! I always thought it was Über :)

I'm available for remote projects. I have previous experience with Parse. I published this app: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/80-Mileage-Book/id873847566?m... two months ago. I ha…

I only test against the final result, that I expect any public method to produce. The unit test should pay no consideration to the implementation details such as private methods. I…

You could say that. What I'm saying is that splitting up a function into smaller functions with good names, is way better documentation than comments.

Perfection is a trap during the early stage of a product. Get it out there, in hands of paying customers! Perfection is the enemy of execution. Honestly, how proud would perfect ic…

Interesting stats. Another advantage for cyclists is "right on red". Even though it's illegal, a lot of people does it. Sometimes the car lane to turn right is packed and you have …

Ever heard about traffic? A bike in the center of Copenhagen would beat a car at any day. And with the car you have a parking problem as well.

Amazing. Thanks, I didn't know of him specifically but I do remember seeing his book somewhere.

This reminds me of how Microsoft added specific code to Windows 95 to ensure SimCity would run. This is from Joel Spolsky's Strategy Letter II: Chicken and Egg Problems http://www.…