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It's actually the 2rd generation now, or even 3rd for the Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2). First generation was Ray-Ban Stories.

Answering to my question, found this resource: https://coding-with-ai.dev/

In US PST, Happy New Year!

I was curios what does the code do and asked ChatGPT.

  Summary of Functionality:

  • This code seems to perform a sequence of loading data from memory into registers, performing bit tests, comparisons, and conditional branching based on the results of these tests.
  • It appears to be part of a loop or some repeated operation, as there are multiple backward branches that seem to control a flow of tests and memory manipulations.

I could not imagine so many critical systems run on Windows.

This is cool, I like the dynamics. Is the source code available? I'm curious how much effort went into this.

It's not just a video. There is a table of contents on the left side with the links.

Being agree with all 4 points I see two drawbacks:

1. Not using OEM widgets. Even the rendered widgets may look good, they can't beat the native widgets optimized for the particular platform.

2. The choice of Dart as the main language.

I can understand both points though

Very useful and would be more useful in form of an API that could be used with Markdown text.

Learn to build great UIs, fast. I think this is the most important skill for testing app ideas and eventually creating a product.

Thanks for introduction Roger. This is my first Startup School too. Hopefully will meet there!

Isn't this a reason to not use AWS anymore?

I have not read it but "The Pragmatic Programmer" remains the best development book for me. Interesting how the "Apprenticeship Patterns" compares to it?

It would be awesome if they also support Android (and other platforms), which I think they will eventually do. You would design once and get the same look across all the platforms.

I wonder if anyone here actually used it. How much does it increase the size of executable?

Early this year my father was diagnosed ALS. During one year his hand muscles are completely gone. Though the legs are still OK but the disease does progress rapidly and it's just matter of time.

This is terrible disease. I know how hard it is for his family.

Similar thing happened in Yerevan, Armenia last year, but in a smaller scale. Group of people protected a park from construction of boutiques. It took around 2 months and the government finally gave up. There is a wikipedia article covering the story: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mashtots_Park_Movement

http://inspection2.com expense tracking for car enthusiasts

Wow, this is an impressive list. Appcelerator looks good, but very pricey though. Why would you choose it over the others? The free version is the Titanium which is basically a Javascript SDK for native apps.

I just started to build my app on Parse. Now I want to migrate. What are the alternatives?

The course also does teach Scala. It made me love Scala and it's definitely worth learning.

I think most of side-projects are meant to enjoy the process of building and try new technology. So I would not want a friend to build "my" side-project using his skills and choice of technology. It's something I need to build. I enjoy the process.

Thank you very much for this gift!

Could you explain what does it mean? I'm out of context

I wonder what would be the density of such storage

How about PNG? Is it just me here using Fireworks for web design?

I stopped after few words. This is unreadable.

Sounds very interesting, but I may not be able to join this summer. Is it also going to be biannual?

One use-case would be setting clock time, though with some modifications. I had such control in mind before. I think for some of us it would easier to make two clicks rather than enter numbers.

Great initiative. Will definitely listen to this podcast. And I would reply if I was native English speaker.