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Android Tutorial: How to Use the Support Library's AsyncListUtil

medium.com

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The insertion performance of Android's new Room library

medium.com

1 pointsby jwfeinstein9 lat temu0 comments

EXPLAINing the SQLite Virtual Machine

medium.com

32 pointsby jwfeinstein9 lat temu0 comments

Type SQL[, Get Charts] – A Song and Music Video

notesoffunk.bandcamp.com

1 pointsby jwfeinstein9 lat temu0 comments

Show HN: SRML – String Resource Markup Language (for Android Dev)

github.com

3 pointsby jwfeinstein10 lat temu0 comments

Show HN: Android-DebugPort, a REPL for Your Android App

github.com

3 pointsby jwfeinstein10 lat temu0 comments

Be careful how you rsyslog

bandcamptech.wordpress.com

4 pointsby jwfeinstein11 lat temu0 comments

Show HN: Link-aware Nginx-based Load Balancer Docker Image

registry.hub.docker.com

3 pointsby jwfeinstein12 lat temu1 comments

Show HN: EsateSafe.com – Cloud Storage for Estate Planning and Family Secrets

estatesafe.com

6 pointsby jwfeinstein12 lat temu0 comments

Generate Hashed Passwords and Salts with Python

jasonwyatt.tumblr.com

3 pointsby jwfeinstein14 lat temu0 comments

Easy Backup of MongoLab Databases for Heroku

jasonwyatt.tumblr.com

4 pointsby jwfeinstein14 lat temu0 comments

Show HN - My Latest Side Project: WODWatcher

wodwatcher.com

3 pointsby jwfeinstein14 lat temu1 comments

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jwfeinstein

8 lat temudiscuss

The default edge detection thresholds outline my beard perfectly.

jwfeinstein

12 lat temudiscuss

It would be nice if it allowed you to specify initial dependencies, or call out a requirements.txt file.

jwfeinstein

12 lat temudiscuss

I've been playing with docker for only a week or so now and would love some constructive criticism!

jwfeinstein

14 lat temudiscuss

I was tired of having to check my feed reader multiple times per day to see if the coaches had posted the workout of the day at my crossfit gym. This frustration, coupled with the desire to learn about Heroku and Twilio, led to a fun project. It'll be interesting to see where it goes from here.