langford

I do apps for a living, and lots of the people I do apps for need to make companies. In addition to owning and operating a couple myself, I am often somewhat involved in the creation of others. There are many types of company you can make, and they each have different use cases and tax advantages and audit risks

Type one for small companies that do not expect to carry over losses very often, and do not need foreign ownership or venture capital:

LLC Filed federally as a C-corporation, promoted to a S-Corp shortly after founding for the purposes of taxes: This is what I have. You have to file taxes for it separately, but you largely do not pay tax directly from this for income taxes, but you don't have to do things like hold director meetings with yourself, or maintain minutes. You get the flexibility of a LLC operating agreement, and you can employ yourself easily as well. This form is also rarely audited, and the nature of the tax structure makes book keeping rather easy, taxes rather easy, and keeping your

langford

Hi there Billy!

First off, there are hundreds if not thousands of other RPGs out there besides 
D&D, especially a set of very modern ones (not the ones I mention below) from 
the last 15 years or so that are laser focused on "getting the game to be 
exactly what you want it to be", and ones that are focused on things other than 
"a zero to hero narrative about people who go into places not inhabited by good 
humans, and take their stuff". Let me know if you want more about those for a 
particular experience.

langford

Introduction to Pedestal --- They finally had a recruiter.

Rentpath is looking for a senior clojure and senior ruby

CareerBuilder is looking for a clojure person. They're moving a lot of stuff to clojure.

Stuart Hinson, asked about familiarity with Ring, works at RentPath
 
Aims to be simple.

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#define LET(name,initializer) const typeof(initializer) (name) = (initializer)
#define VAR(name,initializer) typeof(initializer) (name) = (initializer)

void letsCry(void){
    VAR(bojangles,@{}.mutableCopy);
    
    bojangles = @{@"derp":@"yerp"};
    
    
    NSLog(@"Bojangles is: %@",bojangles);

langford

graph data struture:{
    list-of-all-nodes
    head
}

node data structure:{
    data
    childrenList
    hasBeenSeen
}

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import AddressBook
import UIKit
typealias CThingPtr = UnsafeMutablePointer <ABRecordRef>
func cthing_dispose(o:CThingPtr?)->(){
    
}

func cthing_create(cString:UnsafePointer<Int8>)->CThingPtr{
    return nil

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#!/bin/sh

OUTPUTDIR="$HOME/Desktop/The_App"
APPNAME="The_App"
SCHEME="The_App"
SRCROOT=`pwd`
APP_WORKSPACE="$SRCROOT/The_App.xcworkspace"
ARCHIVE_PATH="$OUTPUTDIR/$APPNAME-production.xcarchive"

rm -f "$OUTPUTDIR/$APPNAME-production.ipa"

langford

#!/bin/sh

# Current as working as of 2014/09/22
# modified form of http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25056144/xcode-6-how-to-pick-signing-certificate-provisioning-profile-for-ad-hoc-distri
# Xcode 6

MYAPP="HELLOWORLD"
OUTPUTDIR="$HOME/Desktop/$MYAPP"
APPNAME="ANAppName"
SCHEME="ASchemeName"

langford

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/numbers/id409203825?mt=12 It's like excel but free and from apple

https://www.apple.com/mac/keynote/ arguably better than powerpoint in almost every way

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/alfred/id405843582?mt=12 Alfred (Makes launching apps easy)

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/transmit/id403388562?mt=12 Makes copying files to internet sites easy

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/mail-notifr/id808154494?mt=12 Makes "mail to" web browser sites work with gmail

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{:type :document,
 :content
 [{:type :document-type,
   :attrs
   {:name "html",
    :publicid "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN",
    :systemid
    "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"}}
  {:type :element,
   :attrs {:xmlns "http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"},