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Interview Coder is an invisible AI for technical interviews(interviewcoder.co)
82 points by swisspol 1y ago|119 comments
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Humane's AI Pin is dead, as HP buys startup's assets for $116M(techcrunch.com)
1 points by swisspol 2y ago|1 comments
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by swisspol 5y ago
Hey I didn't gave up on it at 80% functionality ;) It had 100% for my needs and it's been rock stable since then - I still use it daily! But yes, I wasn't really worth actively maintaining it as it was feature complete and
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by swisspol 5y ago
GitUp uses libgit2 under the hood. GitUpKit is an Obj-C wrapper I wrote at the time to make it much easier to use. Unlimited undo / redo is achieved by taking a snapshot of the entire repo before and after any operation (e.g. checking
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by swisspol 7y ago
> The French have been outdone in so many areas, they're now engaged in a new form of a trade war, which is simply to grab surpluses of foreign companies as they can. And who, even among intelligent, literate people who are responsi
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by swisspol 10y ago
If you haven't tried http://gitup.co/ , give it a shot. It works completely different from any other Git client and might meet your needs.
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by swisspol 10y ago
Yes, at this time the main site at https://hyperrr.co is just download links essentially. The actual description and overview is at http://community.hyperrr.co/t/quick-introduction-to-hyper/29 . Eventua
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by swisspol 10y ago
Thanks, best is to download the apps from https://hyperrr.co , check out the docs at http://community.hyperrr.co/ , then create some stacks and share any feedback in the forum.
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by swisspol 10y ago
Oops, thanks much, it should be fixed now.
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by swisspol 10y ago
Glad you asked :) http://community.hyperrr.co/t/the-tech-behind-hyper/19/1
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by swisspol 10y ago
Just reaching beta, looking for testers & feedback - and if you have questions, don't hesitate!
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Show HN: Hyperrr – Hypercard for the modern age(hyperrr.co)
17 points by swisspol 10y ago|12 comments
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by swisspol 11y ago
Believe or not, there are a number of cases where you can work faster in a GUI than the CLI: many operations on the topology of the repo for instance. See somes examples at http://gitup.co/ . Disclaimer: I made GitUp for tha
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by swisspol 11y ago
GitUp also loads the entire repo history in memory in a very optimized way, which is a key reason why it's so fast. Incidentally, this is something a web app like GitKraken can pretty much only dream of.
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by swisspol 11y ago
No email address or any sort of signup is needed since 1.0.
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How to cross-compile and call Go back and forth on OS X, iPhone and iOS Simulator(github.com)
2 points by swisspol 11y ago|0 comments
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by swisspol 11y ago
GitUp is 30,000 lines of first-party code in Obj-C, mostly built around the OS X SDK. It's simply not portable to other platforms. It would have to be a rewrite which is not going to happen :)
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by swisspol 11y ago
Thanks!
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by swisspol 11y ago
Swift is still very young, constantly evolving, and simply not ready for big projects. Case in point: is there a single Apple app written in Swift yet? This means that writing GitUp in Swift would be a ton of overhead for very little tangib
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by swisspol 11y ago
I'll be writing a few more sample code in the coming days but you can already see how simple the API is: https://github.com/git-up/GitUp/blob/master/GitDown/AppDeleg... . GitUpKit is a multi-lev
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Build Your Own Git UI for Mac with GitUpKit(github.com)
76 points by swisspol 11y ago|15 comments
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New open source full-featured Git client for Mac(github.com)
12 points by swisspol 11y ago|4 comments
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by swisspol 11y ago
Got it! Thanks for the detailed explanation.
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by swisspol 11y ago
You can't yet, but thanks! :)
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by swisspol 11y ago
Hey, it's called promotion and marketing, don't read too much into it ;) And it's not far at all from what a number of GitUp users are saying themselves: https://twitter.com/GitUpApp/favorites .
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by swisspol 11y ago
Thanks for the kind feedback! > So my suggestion is: remove ALL the modification features from the free version, release it as a separate app called "GitUp Viewer" or something, and then sell the version that is actually a git
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by swisspol 11y ago
I think we're saying the exact same thing ;)
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by swisspol 11y ago
It actually is performance sensitive: just see the folks on this thread complaining about how show SourceTree has become. Another example: if I do something in terminal, I don't wanna have to wait 5s for the Git client UI to refresh. A
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by swisspol 11y ago
> Considering the top 5 questions of all time on SO for most technologies are trivial/basic cases or homework. To a certain degree, yes, but we're talking here about the top 5 question across all technologies and tools used b
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by swisspol 11y ago
The non-UI layer can be made 100% portable for sure (although in the GitUp case it's not really since I chose to write it in Obj-C for productivity reasons). The UI layer is absolutely not portable: it's all low-level CoreGraphics

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