kirualex

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by kirualex 3y ago
I think this could bridge the gap for many people stuck at A level and trying to cross to actual communication, which requires lots of interaction so that the words and sentences start popping up.
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by kirualex 5y ago
Made me laugh, but also made me think of all those bad experiences I had working with teams from Indian / Pakistan... I can definitely imagine those guys watching cricket instead of pushing new code.
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by kirualex 8y ago
Went from Android to iOS too. Basically did a lot of back and forth between Stack Overflow and Xcode. Apple documentation was pretty helpful too, I wish I had more time ingesting it. I'd recommend making lots of small projects to exper
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by kirualex 9y ago
How to make quick money in 2017: - Create a startup in the blockchain world - Make an ICO to raise money - Get "hacked" - ... - Profit!
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by kirualex 9y ago
yeah I guess some people are pretty stupid ^^
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by kirualex 9y ago
Shameless plug of my app which is very similar: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/qolor-fast-color-grabber/id9...
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by kirualex 11y ago
GMail really became the IE of mail readers, that's how bad it is
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by kirualex 11y ago
I had the same idea 4 years ago and did the exact same thing for several apps. This was a bad idea : https://medium.com/@kirualex/an-android-developers-nightmare... Google content policy is now very clear : Do not pos
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by kirualex 12y ago
Everyone can be offended by anything. If your response involve real harmful ramifications for the other person, you're the one being a dick.
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by kirualex 12y ago
From a website called "atomtips", it seems kind of biased ! Anyway the dealbreaker for me was the very slow start of Atom (and I've got a very good machine). When every app loads instantly, I'm not going to wait 5 second
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by kirualex 12y ago
I'm doubtful about both the data and the results of this article.
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by kirualex 12y ago
We could all argue for ages about the legality of such action, but we all know what popcorn time is for : browsing and viewing copyrighted material. The real issue is the current state of copyright law, created from an obsolete model and th
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by kirualex 12y ago
Yet another blow to Net-Neutrality...
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by kirualex 13y ago
Bitcoin - not created in 2013 but really came out for the non-techs this year. It's in my own opinion a glimpse at the future of money.
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by kirualex 13y ago
I want a quick feeling for today's weather. But a pictogram is not enough. Nice Weather : http://alexiscreuzot.com/apps/nice-weather-2/
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by kirualex 13y ago
Kudos to you for completing your game !
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by kirualex 13y ago
http://alexiscreuzot.com/apps/nice-weather-2/ That's the last app I'm working on. It's quite a challenge to go for a Weather app as there are bazillions of them on the AppStore, but I really enjoy t
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by kirualex 13y ago
prepare for mailapocalypse
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by kirualex 13y ago
I did not feel the need for a smartphone, now I can't live without one. Maybe this is symptomatic of technology disruption, or just that I do not have the "early adopter" spirit. Wait and see.
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by kirualex 13y ago
Not sure it's really relevant, but I happen to have open-sourced a "dummy app" which was originally intended for educational purpose. If some are interested : http://alexiscreuzot.com/ColourLove/
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by kirualex 13y ago
I'm not eating about any deficit eating, but normal eating. And high protein is not always a good idea. Everybody doesnt have the same needs. Also there can be long term effect, some of which are still being studied. http://
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by kirualex 13y ago
Exactly. I don't understand why there is such an outrage going on about Soylent. I mean, the guy is legitimately trying his best to achieve an idea he had which interested far more people than he thought it would. What's the matte
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by kirualex 13y ago
Most of the MRP I found are ultra-high on protein and overall aimed toward muscle development. A comparison with Soylent (once its out) could be very interesting though.
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by kirualex 13y ago
I don't think it can be considered as random once a whole million dollar compaign was launched around it (compared to a reddit comment I mean, whatever is written still means nothing till you have a product). And I kind of find Rhineha
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by kirualex 13y ago
I saw that article a while back, it explains why : http://www.ireallylikefood.com/760978972/is-prison-food-tort...
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by kirualex 13y ago
I don't think it's actually a safer alternative to base your diet on a reddit comment. Just saying.
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by kirualex 13y ago
Yes, I also find this expensive (but not insanely given that I probably pay around 300 EU a month for now). I guess the high price could be explained that you are not only paying for the food but also to fund the Soylent campaign (with all
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by kirualex 13y ago
There are two types of foods I find depicted in those documents : - "Emergency" foods used to prevent malnutrition - Supplements in order to balance an unhealthy diet and/or reach individual needs It seems that these goals a
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by kirualex 13y ago
Soylent success was not due to a Marketing campaign, but to one blog article that buzzed at the time (when Soylent was not even considered being marketed) : http://robrhinehart.com/?p=298 The Soylent compaign was launch pur
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On Soylent, and why engineers should not stick to their code(alexiscreuzot.com)
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