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jetpm
11y ago
Great! In the google developer console where you can configure the android play store entry for your app, some special pictures require a fixed size: 1024 x 500 (functional graphic) 180 x 120 (advertisement graphic) 1.280 x 720 (TV banner)
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jetpm
11y ago
I've made an app & website that lets you quickly try out java snippets on android, e.g. if you see a code snippet on stack overflow you can just copy paste it and throw it in and let it run on your phone. But I didn't continue
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Show HN: Animated Chat
(quatshy.com)
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11y ago
I always wanted this, typing paths is so annoying. I think the command line got stuck in the last millennium. So much things could be automated there, especially command completion. Why do I have to remember the stupid -xfv parameters for t
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Show HN: Vibrator Timer with Speech (know the time without looking at the phone)
(play.google.com)
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11y ago
That's a good point, completely random would be too much, at least the age should be somewhat similar and maybe the place to meet is also a context, e.g. a bar already indicates a form of interest, different than meeting in the water p
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11y ago
When I think about it, it feels like there is some sort of mental barrier that I have to overcome to make plans with strangers. Maybe when the meetups would be less personal like 20 random people going to a bar or club, I'd rather join
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11y ago
So I need friends to find friends, and an iPhone. Damn. But It looks cool, if I had friends and an iPhone I'd probably use it.
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Ask HN: How to detect the three bursts in this data
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Show HN: Android Read-Eval-Print Loop, E.g. Read GPS
(play.google.com)
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11y ago
Nice, I see you use neural networks, can you explain a bit how you are training them?
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11y ago
I made a bash function for easier alias binding. It makes aliases immediately available and permanent. Also you don't need quotes so you can use tab completion etc. It goes like this: ali <name of alias> <command> to get it
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11y ago
Welcome to the bandwagon, enjoy your ride. http://media2.giphy.com/media/XiaRQAeLCR8Y0/200.gif?_=143656...
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11y ago
I also made a chat app, it's like the exact opposite of this, its totally distracting http://quatshy.com
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11y ago
I think we should score pancakes: http://www.scorethings.com/scores/new?thingId=Q44541
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11y ago
or 💩.com
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11y ago
I developed something similiar but for the Android API, it goes together with an app, but it is also a Java Read-Eval-Print Loop where the code is executed on the device. It's in beta phase. https://runondroid.com
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Show HN: Quatshy chat in a GIF stream
(quatshy.com)
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11y ago
For example you can let your phone vibrate or read the GPS of your phone by typing code into the browser.
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Show HN: Execute android code snippets via browser
(runondroid.com)
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11y ago
Can I do this with strings as well? "tsch" ==pa pa dump # "tsch"
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11y ago
awesome and scary at the same time. awescary. If I understood it correctly this should work for nodejs servers as well, for example when they create random ids for users or urls.
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I'm curious, why is Math.random() not OK? Does it have a bad seed?
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11y ago
The rain example is great. Reminds me of minecraft.