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Software Is Not a Single-Player Game(davidpoll.com)
1 points by depoll 3mo ago|1 comments
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Software Is Not a Single-Player Game(davidpoll.com)
5 points by depoll 3mo ago|1 comments
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Code Review Is Not About Catching Bugs(davidpoll.com)
2 points by depoll 7mo ago|1 comments
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Code Review Is Not About Catching Bugs(davidpoll.com)
3 points by depoll 7mo ago|0 comments
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The Constraints That Create Autonomy(davidpoll.com)
2 points by depoll 10mo ago|0 comments
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Orderly API Evolution: How to Break APIs Without Breaking Trust(davidpoll.com)
1 points by depoll 11mo ago|0 comments
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The Art of Letting Go: Why Your Platform Needs Less Control Than You Think(davidpoll.com)
2 points by depoll 1y ago|0 comments
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The Only Way to Build Trust Is to Give Trust(davidpoll.com)
3 points by depoll 1y ago|0 comments
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The 4p Developer(davidpoll.com)
3 points by depoll 1y ago|0 comments
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The 4p Developer: The Missing Layer in Platform Thinking(davidpoll.com)
2 points by depoll 1y ago|0 comments
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Quantum startup Atom Computing first to exceed 1k qubits(atom-computing.com)
2 points by depoll 3y ago|0 comments
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by depoll 3y ago
In .net world, the C# "this" syntax is itself just syntactic sugar over an annotation (attribute in .net parlance): https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.runtime....
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by depoll 7y ago
While it is a risk, it can be a calculated one. Most household goods require the "platform" of a supermarket or other merchant to actually reach customers. Is this so different? As a consumer, there are lots of benefits to being a
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Open Sourcing the Firebase Android SDK(firebase.googleblog.com)
21 points by depoll 8y ago|0 comments
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by depoll 9y ago
I was an early Parse engineer (4th engineer to join the company) and now am the SDK engineering lead for Firebase. The experience of working on Firebase at Google is vastly different from Parse at Facebook, and it shows in Google’s continue
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The Problem with Pre-Aggregated Metrics: Part 2, the “aggregated”(honeycomb.io)
2 points by depoll 10y ago|1 comments
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by depoll 10y ago
s/shouldn't discuss them over email./shouldn't.
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Grow Your App with Account Kit(developers.facebook.com)
4 points by depoll 10y ago|0 comments
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by depoll 11y ago
Consider, briefly, that the relevant question is what it meant to the OP, and clearly for her it had that impact. Having been through many of the same experiences (I, too, was an early Parse engineer, though I left about a year after the a
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by depoll 11y ago
Parse is a backend as a service provider -- originally for mobile apps, but eventually for all kinds of applications. You could store data, manage users, target and send push notifications, gather analytics, etc., all without having to bui
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by depoll 11y ago
That's a very dismissive attitude toward real emotional attachments. The loss of something you've poured your life into can genuinely be traumatic, shocking, and dismaying. I don't like the notion of applying the "first
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Google+ Collections(plus.google.com)
9 points by depoll 11y ago|2 comments
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Hoomi (Single Sign-On) SDK for iOS Now Available(blog.hoomi.co)
4 points by depoll 11y ago|0 comments
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by depoll 11y ago
There's definitely a benefit to developers. Hoomi provides an alternative to social login as well as an easy way to get single sign-on across their suites of applications. Furthermore, developers can adopt Hoomi rather than adding th
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by depoll 11y ago
You're exactly right. We don't require email addresses or phone numbers to be requested from users by apps. Those are just ways to get and verify a Hoomi account. Once a user authorizes an app, the app only gets a stable, uniqu
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by depoll 11y ago
Thanks for the interest! We're encouraging developers to use this alongside social login (or as a replacement for building their own email/password-based login). Developers can avoid having to build and design large amounts of UX
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by depoll 11y ago
We will eventually have some premium services that developers can get access to that will help them engage with their users or administer their services. As for "Anonymous" login, that's Facebook's term for the service t
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by depoll 11y ago
Hoomi sits somewhere between email/password login and social login. Users still get the benefit of Single Sign-on (that grows as more developers adopt), but don't have to have (or tie their account to) a social profile. You&#x27
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by depoll 11y ago
OP here. Excited to start showing this stuff to the world. We think identity and login are really broken today, especially on devices that are becoming smarter (mobile, TV, etc.), and we are hoping to provide a solution that lets you take a
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Hoomi Delivers on Facebook Login’s Broken Promise(blog.hoomi.co)
46 points by depoll 11y ago|27 comments

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