eelco

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by eelco 4y ago
Check the logs. It is downloading another 3GB of stuff.
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by eelco 6y ago
Framer is “just” HTML/CSS/JavaScript. This means you can also do things like embed (moving) GIFs, videos and use (almost) all browser APIs in Code Components.
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Easy prototyping with MIDI(blog.framerjs.com)
4 points by eelco 10y ago|0 comments
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by eelco 13y ago
It still works, Beamer uses a different part of the AirPlay protocol ‘suite’. We’ve tested with the betas to ensure it would. (I’m one of the developers.)
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by eelco 14y ago
So, in the EU and US the average amount spent is above the average amount earned. I'd be more interested in more data on that than what OS was on their phones.
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by eelco 14y ago
The partially unusable screen acts nicely as an easy to hit back button offering context about where you'll go back to. The spatial organization and animation showing the menu adds even more context, making this way of implementing a 'globa
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by eelco 15y ago
That's not an option button on iOS. It leads to a menu of 'secondary' menu items, that are hierarchically on the same level as the other tabs.
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Show HN: Stream any movie file to Apple TV from your Mac(beamer-app.com)
2 points by eelco 15y ago|0 comments
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by eelco 15y ago
For iOS/Mac development, Ole Begemann's http://oleb.net/ is invaluable, especially for the monthly link roundups.
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by eelco 15y ago
I completely agree with you, but the user might have been trained by his iPhone to relate the speed of the spinner to the data transfer speed. (The spinner in the status bar of the iPhone indicating network activity has a different speed wh
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by eelco 15y ago
Utrecht, a whole city to buy your art supplies.
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by eelco 15y ago
Steve Pavlina wrote a good article a while ago: http://www.stevepavlina.com/blog/2005/05/how-to-become-an-ea... Don't miss the links to more sleep experiments at the bottom.
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by eelco 15y ago
iOS and all the apps are build for a specific _physical_ size. A larger screen would mean apps would need to scale (or run in an awkward smaller size) which would look terrible and be awkward to use (very large buttons). The alternative wou
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by eelco 15y ago
That was about three years ago, see http://www.economist.com/node/10328123
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by eelco 16y ago
Either that, or you're still in school. (Not kidding, BB is very popular with teens, at least here in the Netherlands.)
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by eelco 16y ago
No, Android phones are currently selling faster than iPhones (in the US). In terms of absolute numbers (and also counting iPods and iPads as iOS devices) it's think it's quite close (if you find trustworthy numbers, let me know). But never
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by eelco 16y ago
The book the article links to in the end, Mindfullness in plain English is also freely available online (and as a download): http://www.urbandharma.org/udharma4/mpe.html
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by eelco 16y ago
No, I had to compile my own kernels for several reasons. 1. My soundcard didn't work with any vanilla kernel (+ modules) 2. I owned a webcam that had a slightly different USB id than the ones supported by the driver that in fact also suppor
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by eelco 16y ago
Independent of what? Platforms, technology, customers? Don't kid yourself, there's always somebody who's your "boss".
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by eelco 16y ago
His story reminded me a lot of the time I switched from Linux to OS X. There was a point where compiling my own kernels stopped being fun and I just wanted a computer that I could work with instead of work on.
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by eelco 16y ago
The developers who got their app featured might disagree with you. It is a bit of a lottery, but not more so than, say, sending out press releases.
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by eelco 16y ago
To be fair, the website says: "If you send any other three digit number that's not in that list, we'll return it too." They seem to simply truncate the number. E.g., http://httpstat.us/39487394587394857349587 returns "394 Unknown status",
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by eelco 16y ago
I wonder where they used CouchDB and Cloudant for (listed at the bottom of the page).
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by eelco 16y ago
Well, the faster the webserver, the more time is left for code to run while still having a very responsive website.
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by eelco 16y ago
The article mentions the "pong" benchmark which seems to reside here: https://github.com/snoyberg/benchmarks . Looking at the code is doesn't do anything besides answering "pong" to any request so it's mostly about testing the overhead of
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by eelco 16y ago
Uh, in which part of the Netherlands do you live?
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by eelco 16y ago
One of the reasons I enjoy programming for iPhone, you can let the engineer in you roam free to increase performance and not feel guilty ;)
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by eelco 16y ago
The verification SMS took a long time to arrive and I couldn't find an easy way to get back to the page where the code had to be entered. Could find it using the back button though, but that wasn't really convenient. Also, more importantly
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by eelco 16y ago
Very often? Have you seen how many people are still using iPhone 3Gs (not 3GSs!) That's about two and a half years old.
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by eelco 16y ago
Of course, Flash isn't patented at all. And H264 codecs always costs money. I didn't know Google fanboyism existed.

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