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What if those sites move their operations to other countries

I keep my profile to use Facebook login everywhere else.

If you're an Android developer basically most of your work is extending existing classes.

Yes on the ProductHunt page they mention it'll be only available for South African residents as a start. https://www.producthunt.com/posts/root-6

An old friend who i respected as a skilled hacker told me about it after we worked on a project together.

Do you know what would make this idea more approachable for you and your friends? Maybe more serious/relatable filters and stickers, easier to use, or not too self focused? I'd be interested to know.

Turns out only available from US to Ghana

Fantastic, but again, the network. I'll try it out actually and see how long it takes them to find me a traveller.

How about legal drugs, Pharmaceutical products, etc. I do not know a single person who doesn't ship items with friends. It's not a new idea i'm proposing, but a way for non friends to make money, and for it to be more often.

When Uber first came out i thought it won't work because of all the kidnappings and robberies that would happen. I wonder if you have the same skepticism about travellers becoming carriers.

Edit: not disagreeing, it's a totally valid reason.

Roadie still has to build the network, and it doesn't seem to be cross-continent. I'm talking about international shipping. It makes more sense for those companies because they already have a huge network.

Why hasn't AirBnB, CouchSurfing, or similar companies started disrupting the global shipping business yet by using their users as shippers. They don't even provide an API for building such apps. It's a huge opportunity i think.

Ray Wenderlich's online tutorials on How to Make a Game Like Candy Crush https://www.raywenderlich.com/66877/how-to-make-a-game-like-...

It's really hypocritical that you only start noticing this happening now. The same has happened under Obama. I have a friend who was denied going back to University of Chicago last year https://www.facebook.com/ridakoon/posts/10158098402210427?pn...

12 lawyers upvoted this thread. More like who wants a lawsuit.

i got bored from using Google. i like trying new products so i'll go with DDG until i get bored from it.

http://www.learnopencv.com is for noobs and explores the inner workings. It is growing so doesn't cover everything yet.

the Tesla obviously expected a crash due to the small red car changing lanes crossing another small car on the right. Had nothing to do with the SUV i think.

Not downloadable on 13" mid 2009 macbook pro

just file a complaint to Apple (assuming it's an iOS app) with the details and they'll put you guys in touch to resolve it.

raywenderlich.com if she into mobile. thorough tutorials for absolute beginners with quick outcomes. That will help her create games to showoff/play with her friends. Speaking from experience.

Two Toasters did the airbnb apps.

http://thenextweb.com/apps/2012/11/18/from-ios-to-android/

I'm afraid there isn't a single best place. What is important first is to learn how GPU architecture is different from traditional before you start learning Cuda or linear algebra. Take a look at these sources for absolute beginners.

https://thebookofshaders.com/

http://duriansoftware.com/joe/An-intro-to-modern-OpenGL.-Tab...

http://learnopengl.com/

edit: also when you are ready to pick a language and start writing code, i advise using the universal OpenGL over Cuda.

This is way more friendly than Chatible. you get to see the person's profile pic before chatting.

Itseez is the company behind OpenCV

UPDATE:

As promised here is a video of the status update. I was waiting for a good hair day :) https://goo.gl/s5I8Cx

This is running at 30 FPS with the highest iSight resolution on a 6s. HN orange for the tracked features ofcourse.

I think i'm shifting towards a MSQRD clone. The app is in no way affiliated with MSQRD i used the name just for motivational purposes.

The next step would be to align a 3D object using Metal.

i don't have one. If you're interested in reworking One Degree for Android, please reach me directly via email: mohd.moubarak@gmail.com

Technically it's not as serious as it sounds thanks to the wealth of open-source computer vision libraries and their liberal licenses. For the MVP at least.

It is a challenge nevertheless, which is why i'm doing it for fun. it's unique, has a wow factor, and would personally use it for expressing myself. I have no clue if people will want it so i'll try my best to make using the app fun for them as well.

Hopefully you'll see how fascinating it is when i post a video of the real time facial feature detection i have already completed.

Going from iOS to Android is easier than going from Android to iOS. Learn iOS first.

I think it's a subset clone with closed-source optimisations for Qualcomm chips (Android)

almost everyone? another sweeping generalisation?