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by tritchey 12y ago
Not a coincidence. Adonit manufactures the Ink & Slide for Adobe, and apart from some cosmetic differences, and an additional button, the JTPP has all the same functionality as the Ink.
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by tritchey 12y ago
Definitely, that is what we hope developers will start using it for. We expose the accelerometer data in the SDK, so developers can get access to the data. We also use the relative pen position to the iPad to sort out some offset issues to
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by tritchey 12y ago
FWIW, the Ink is a lot more than that, including accelerometer data, and pressure sensitivity.
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by tritchey 12y ago
The touch pressure for paper is done with a new touch Radius property. The radius property on touches was available as a private API, but only made available publicly in iOS 8. The Ink and Adonit touch pixel point, which are basically the s
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by tritchey 13y ago
Ooh, I like that.
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by tritchey 13y ago
Craig Hockenberry: "Just talked to WWDR on the phone: no ETA." https://twitter.com/chockenberry/status/358315230742331393
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by tritchey 13y ago
I'm sliding down the other side of that distribution myself. One evening I was having dinner with my wife and her nearly 70 year old parents. Her mom made a comment that has stuck with me: "You know, we still think and feel the sa
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by tritchey 13y ago
Ditto on the above lists. Similar to inter-app communication issue is some way to meaningfully work with documents and data outside of application silos, either to share documents between apps, or to get documents onto and off the device.
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by tritchey 14y ago
I'm one of the developers if anyone has any questions about the app.
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by tritchey 14y ago
We recently launched a simple website monitoring app for the iPhone where we ping sites from our servers, and send push notifications when we detect something is wrong (a poor man's pagerduty or pingdom where you do everything from your pho
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by tritchey 15y ago
If it is related to manufacturing, then absolutely. My neighbor works for a Honda supplier, and one day had to drop everything and fly from Indiana to a plant in Brazil with a replacement for some part of the assembly line. It is surprising
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by tritchey 15y ago
I've seen the current software patent debacle compared to a nuclear standoff. Reading this article made me think of another analogy: Gangs. How long until independent developers will need to either join the Bloods or the Crips in order to f
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by tritchey 15y ago
"a Swiss hosting company leasing blade servers" If they are truly blade servers, then they were possibly sharing the same chassis, power supply and backplane. Could the FBI have pulled just the blades in question? Possibly. But I can very e
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by tritchey 15y ago
My comment would be that the author is conflating growth in users and page views to revenue growth. While the two are very highly correlated, they are not the same thing. How Facebook monetizes its users and page views doesn't have to be a
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by tritchey 16y ago
Get off my lawn!
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by tritchey 16y ago
My understanding is that the Eclipse plugin CUSP does use slime to talk to the SBCL instance.
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by tritchey 16y ago
San Mateo, CA Scale Computing has a couple position open for C/C++ developers. Preference would be for working on site but we are open to people working remote (I work remote myself). More info at http://www.scalecomputing.com/careers/
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by tritchey 17y ago
Consider how destructive this kind of attitude is toward the programming profession. By trivializing any project, a programmer is by extension making it seem like programming is easier, and cheaper, than it really is. What starts out as an
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by tritchey 17y ago
I'm starting to wonder in how many ways I can screw up a 10 question survey. Thanks for the feedback. I had 5 other people proofread the survey and you are the only one to catch that.
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by tritchey 17y ago
Sorry about that - This is the first time I've used Survey Monkey. It should be fixed now. Thank you for letting me know.
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by tritchey 17y ago
There are a couple things we are looking at, but it basically boils down to filtering/buffering as much in the hardware adapter before shifting it to the phone on demand. Realistically, the product won't be able to do full line-speed Gbit d
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IPhone Accessory Development
8 points by tritchey 17y ago|7 comments
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by tritchey 17y ago
This article would be a lot more amusing if they took the opposite angle: "Times of economic growth obscure the fact that a large percentage of Americans graduate with no practical skills, and still get decent paying jobs."
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by tritchey 17y ago
I think I can paraphrase: "Through careful academic research, we've decided what constitutes a smart, well-adjusted individual, but society is not rewarding us, err, I mean them, with material wealth—this unequivocally exposes inequities in
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by tritchey 18y ago
I laughed out loud when I read that quote. Facebook's valuation is ENTIRELY based on what other people think it is worth.
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by tritchey 18y ago
Heck, it is only because my wife has a career, and a steady job, that I've been able to spend time exploring startup opportunities. I can do my work anywhere as long as there is a decent internet connection.
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by tritchey 18y ago
Behind Lisp, Obj-C/Cocoa is the most fun I have had programming.
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by tritchey 18y ago
Well, FWIW, I am presenting at DEMO this year. We do actually have a video link right on the front page of our web site, and yet he claims that only one did, and the one he linked to wasn't us. http://paragent.com I was tempted to post a
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Adam Smith and "The Zone"(redromelogic.com)
4 points by tritchey 18y ago|1 comments
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by tritchey 18y ago
For most of Kentucky, I'd probably agree, but Lexington is actually a very nice city. I lived there for a few years while my wife was getting her PhD at UK. There is a LOT of money knocking around the area, mostly around horses, but it filt

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