nhannah

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by nhannah 4y ago
> I have no reason to believe that Flutter is particularly different from the others in terms of the proportion of apps of this kind I was just trying to understand adoption rate which I believe correlates to longevity > Again, the va
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by nhannah 4y ago
> sure Dart is not a perfect language Every language has spots of pain, of course, but the sticky points in Dart at scale don't feel like rough edges, they significantly effect workflow. > you seem to want to imply something but
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by nhannah 4y ago
> I mean, I hate to be flippant about it, but honestly the biggest factors in Google's funding of Flutter in the last 5 years have been COVID-19 and Russia attacking Ukraine, along with the subsequent market instability and inflatio
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by nhannah 4y ago
Hey, want to start by saying I appreciate the full reply, this is much more reassuring. Obviously trust in Google is what it is... On the budget / funding side I understand not all details can be shared, I think the general gist is jus
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by nhannah 4y ago
I read the strategy & Roadmap in its entirety and to be honest it made me more concerned Flutter will be axed. Strategy: > We primarily build for external-to-Google users, but Google adoption of Flutter remains of great value to us,
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by nhannah 4y ago
My understanding is only Pay in the US and India are the Flutter version, Wallet is not using Flutter. This also had the Flutter boat shaking on reddit a bit back.
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by nhannah 4y ago
I use Flutter every day...your team needs to be more transparent. Tangible answers and numbers, "Happy developers are a prerequisite for a wide variety of other Google APIs and services", is great, but those services and APIs have
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by nhannah 12y ago
Ah, I was close! I knew it was Din after some comparing and settled on DINAlternate-Bold as it was a native ios font.
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by nhannah 12y ago
Too funny, I spent an hour the other day figuring out what font was being used in Murat's Break App rendering on dribbble. Great work on marvel. https://dribbble.com/shots/1468163-Break-app?list=searches&o...
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by nhannah 14y ago
I live in Denmark, and can say there are many ways people do it here. Most common (from what I have seen as an American here) is to own a small business and use it to shift around ownership of things such as apt's and cars as tax on busines
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by nhannah 14y ago
A wealth tax? A good at 5000 with VAT is 6000 to buy that at 40% tax you need to earn 8400. With this system (assuming VAT remains, which in will because of EU law) you need to earn 6180 to buy the product a 2220 difference...but a 240 bill
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by nhannah 14y ago
It looks like a ton of people have helped you but I still thought I would put in my 2 cents as I may be the person closest to where you are...I went to DK on a student visa, met a girl, finished school in the US(where I am from) and moved b
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by nhannah 14y ago
hahaha 375k dkk is about 62k USD right now...I wish it was 80k
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by nhannah 14y ago
I get what you are saying, and you are correct in many respects. But when the barrier to entry gets that low it is because we have advanced further. So if anyone can whip up a website without know how then there will be very little in the w
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by nhannah 14y ago
"One of the reasons that I stand by my choice is because I believe a very similar to that of the MBA’s will befall the CS students. The job/major market will correct itself and return to more natural levels where there isn’t an insanely hi
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by nhannah 14y ago
It's great to see a high quality piece of hardware brought all the way to market by a startup. Within the realm of hackernews/ycomb there is a huge focus on software because of the relative cost of bringing it to market, it's understandable
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by nhannah 14y ago
I drove down route 9 twice a day for about a year (in and out of Boston), this is NOT the norm. The one bridge they were working on then was about this size and at about twice the height. It had apparently been going on for 5+ years, Mass D
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by nhannah 14y ago
I wrote to kickstarter this week to alert them of what was either a scam or an over confident 3d modeler. I and others on reddit pointed out a bunch of flaws in the cost of creating the product described at the given goal. It was a minimum
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by nhannah 15y ago
For those of you not familiar with Chinese manufacturing this is essentially bullshit. If you walked in to the factory tomorrow offered way better working conditions and no overtime everyone would quit. This is purely about money, and most
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by nhannah 15y ago
Nice to see NEU on here, they are big Scheme fans there I know so I don't know how much Ruby it will relate to. Python is used in some classes as well I believe (I was an ME major with friends in CS).
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by nhannah 15y ago
Hacker is fine, all job descriptions looking for a "ninja hacker" or for that matter any job descriptions prefixed with the word ninja should be ignored. I have never met someone serious about programming that liked to be called a ninja or
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by nhannah 15y ago
Have a MacBook Pro Circa 2006/7. I could fry an egg on the bottom and have burned myself holding it before. That battery (3rd one) dies after 5 minutes disconnected and says service battery. The machine was fully replaced internally 1 yr ag
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by nhannah 15y ago
Microsoft does poor advertising. Office 2011 has a pretty sick cloud integration although you need to be running windows to use it properly. http://explore.live.com/windows-live-skydrive Skydrive. And Office 365 is even further along appa
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by nhannah 15y ago
Apple is setting themselves up for a Microsoft style lawsuit in the future. Everyone here seems very defensive of apple, and while I think a review policy does help a lot at keeping bad apps out, a move like this could easily be brought to
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by nhannah 15y ago
Sorry just spotted small businesses on your page, so my question then is why small businesses only? Back to your competition with that question I guess.
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by nhannah 15y ago
A system like this is nice, but IMHO it needs to be aimed at larger corporations and/or those that deal with limited skill job sets(many employees). Being an engineer my team has always been small enough that getting time off just takes men
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by nhannah 16y ago
In all honesty I would be happier making my own games. I am just thinking other possible directions if people don't take to the games I create as a way to stay in the field. So far writing game code is the most fun I have had programming. I
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by nhannah 16y ago
This is really excellent insight. I think we are going to build one game first to see how our development and success rate go and if there is any traction there we will look toward an incubator. I feel like being involved with incubators su
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by nhannah 16y ago
Sorry this was meant for ask HN but posted from my phone so it went to the wrong place.
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What do you think of mobile game startups?
4 points by nhannah 16y ago|7 comments

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