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by dozy 5y ago
mParticle | https://www.mparticle.com/ | Remote (US timezones) | Full time mParticle serves as critical data infrastructure for engineering and product teams across the Fortune 500. Developers use mParticle as an abstractio
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by dozy 6y ago
In case it's useful to any - here's a diff of what Apple changed since the last update in March: https://gist.github.com/samdozor/637d21424cc3240b25fe5cd7007...
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A Detailed Look at 4 Weird Changes in iOS 10(wizardest.com)
1 points by dozy 10y ago|0 comments
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by dozy 10y ago
Agreed. I was commenting on this workaround's viability to be used by a bad actor attempting to compromise the game and other players of it.
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by dozy 10y ago
Patching an APK like this would break parts of the app, specifically the parts that are arguably the most crucial to be followed by pinned API calls. For example, in-app purchases via Google Play that validate the app's signing would a
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by dozy 11y ago
Yep definitely, Urban is a great option.
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by dozy 11y ago
Appboy, Kahuna, or (shameless plug) mParticle if you want multiple options :)
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by dozy 11y ago
Parse authenticates with GCM using the API key that you provide, as do all other services AFAIK. So, all developers need to do is use that same key in their new push provider, and their push tokens will work. The tricky part is actually m
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Iterable raises $8M to help marketers bridge the personalization gap(venturebeat.com)
2 points by dozy 11y ago|0 comments
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by dozy 11y ago
The Soda Ban is NYC-only, in response to the city's childhood obesity epidemic. Albany is a long way from the NYC mayor's office, both geographically and politically ;)
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How we (accidentally) discovered mParticle(medium.com)
1 points by dozy 11y ago|0 comments
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mParticle Raises $15M Series A Led by Social Capital(blog.mparticle.com)
39 points by dozy 11y ago|4 comments
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by dozy 11y ago
Been having fun playing with Lambda to power various Amazon Echo skills[1]. Definitely easier than having to deploy with something like Elastic Beanstalk, or even App Engine. We're also using this at mParticle Inc. to allow anybody to
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by dozy 11y ago
Also, the improved 808 SoC at 20nm manufacturing process should offer better battery life over the 800 in the N5, even if they had the same battery capacity (which they don't, so it's a double-whammy there).
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by dozy 11y ago
Though hard to say if this is true, it seemed their argument during the presentation was that the bigger sensor/pixels in both devices make up for the lack of OIS, and they specifically compared performance against the Nexus 6.
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by dozy 11y ago
> renders it more dangerous than not having it If I were your friend, I would tell you that this is still dubious owing to the fact that without it, many people might use very weak passwords that never change. You gotta weigh that and th
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A New Approach to eCommerce(blog.mparticle.com)
2 points by dozy 11y ago|0 comments
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by dozy 11y ago
Worth noting that Apple releasing Apple Music on Android is the exception to the rule - what other 1st-party Apple software/apps are available on Android? Also, Apple Music on Android isn't even released yet :-/
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by dozy 11y ago
not on Verizon :-(
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by dozy 11y ago
In Android it's all been rolled into the Intent/IPC system since day 1. Apps are composed of Activities, and Activities can defined Intent filters. Intent filters describe what the Activity can handle, including but not limited to
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by dozy 11y ago
It's still pretty top-of-the line, I love mine. Best Android device in my opinion with the possible exception of the Moto X, which is very similar (just smaller and slower). The longer I have the N6, the more the size is an asset, rath
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by dozy 12y ago
> I've seen things like this before It's actually pretty common in Android. Methinks you're an iOS user :) > any app could register to listen to those addresses This is core to the Android IPC design. Apps/Activiti
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by dozy 12y ago
> read a message from a glance at a wrist Do you expect to read all messages you get from a glance? How about emails? In fact, many messages you get won't be fully visible on the screen at one time - so what's the difference? C
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by dozy 12y ago
Yes, you can scroll.
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by dozy 12y ago
You can scroll that card to see the rest of it. I fail to see how this is a problem.
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by dozy 12y ago
this reminded me of an interesting New Yorker summary of a study on 'filler words' and how our ability to speak and explain efficiently develops: http://www.newyorker.com/culture/cultural-comment/conscie
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How to Use Native iOS and Android Services in Your Hybrid App(blog.mparticle.com)
2 points by dozy 12y ago|0 comments
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by dozy 12y ago
good point, if you can't even get to the domain, who cares what the file name is.
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by dozy 12y ago
Little nitpick - the line linked to is /googleanalytics.js, which I believe in most situations will do absolutely nothing. It's the lines referring to "analytics.js" and "ga.js" that actually matter. EDIT: For
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by dozy 12y ago
It is against the terms of service of Google analytics to pass any PII such that you can track an event back to any particular person. On top of that, the code for Google Analytics js is available for your review, along with its network req

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