jawaddeo

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by jawaddeo 13y ago
With hindsight it's almost funny how the author has managed to write this nonsense with such self-assured tone, but at the time this view was quite prevalent. Working at the time for Symbian, I remember meetings where Apple were openly
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by jawaddeo 13y ago
Please don't monopolise language! If you tell me I cannot use the word Paper any longer, I resent that deeply, even if Apple and others have done that. Paper is not distinctive enough, not even very imaginative, 'creative' da
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by jawaddeo 13y ago
(Disclaimer: I'm part of the Texpad team.) I agree that a lot more needs to be understood and imagined about how we may use the touch devices, but radical changes don't have to be radical on day one. Indeed, from experience radica
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by jawaddeo 13y ago
(Disclaimer: I'm one of the people behind Texpad.) Keyboard is designed to address precisely these kind of issues. I'd recommend watching the video.
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When will I have to jailbreak my Mac?(vallettaventures.com)
11 points by jawaddeo 14y ago|8 comments
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Our plans for Texpad(vallettaventures.com)
1 points by jawaddeo 14y ago|0 comments
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by jawaddeo 14y ago
I seriously doubt any such attempts to sidestep will succeed in a world where the problems is not just technical (you may be able to fool the sandbox enforcing system), but a matter of getting your app approved, not just once but with every
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Poor man's market research(vallettaventures.com)
6 points by jawaddeo 15y ago|0 comments
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Valletta Ventures: our story so far(vallettaventures.com)
4 points by jawaddeo 15y ago|0 comments
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The blurred line between IDEs and editors - Valletta Ventures(vallettaventures.com)
4 points by jawaddeo 15y ago|0 comments
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Apple: 35 years and still a startup(vallettaventures.tumblr.com)
5 points by jawaddeo 15y ago|1 comments
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by jawaddeo 15y ago
At last someone mentioned the error reporting - the cause of so much joy during my grad student days!
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by jawaddeo 15y ago
Thanks for contributing nothing but personal insults to a very serious argument. LaTeX is extremely useful, while the computing is going more and more mobile. How do we reconcile the situation and enable people to use LaTeX going forward on
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by jawaddeo 15y ago
On the go doesn't always mean on the go with a reasonable internet connection. The underground trains are a good example where in a big city like London, a journey may last an hour. A flight is another.
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by jawaddeo 15y ago
The restrictions are what they are, but TeX doesn't help at all by being large with an internal (circular!) dependency tree that would (should) get you fired in a flash from a commercial software house.