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I'm Laurence Muller (M.Sc.)
, a former Fellow of the Scientists' Discovery Room Lab (SDR Lab) at Harvard University / School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS), where I worked on innovative scientific software for multi-touch devices and display wall systems.I'm also the founder of Epic Windmill, a software company that develops apps and games for mobile devices.
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RT @erkprog Just finished working on this little project with some cool and funny animations. It was a joy to work with #JetpackCompose. I'm pretty pleased with the result. Original idea and design -> github.com/Cuberto/rate-it . Source code -> github.com/erlanamanatov/… . 🚀 #AndroidDev #Kotlin pic.twitter.com/B0e9xQENME
The @Chase app is so annoying because of this. When you search for a flight (using rewards), you'll probably press the back button at the top instead of the one at the bottom causing you to be kicked all the way to the home screen instead of previous screen (or webpage) 😞 twitter.com/featherless/st… pic.twitter.com/eEVhDgWXxI
RT @PicardTips Picard engineering tip: Use the metric system.
RT @kierongillen I dunno about whether Dune is faithful or not, but if Dune 2 isn't filmed entirely from a top down perspective, I'll riot.
RT @amazingmap Amazingly comprehensive map of every country in the world that uses the MMDDYYYY format pic.twitter.com/Gsy4KTBPLe
RT @joreilly Math → Kotlin Cheatsheet github.com/thomasnield/ko…
RT @J70JDV One of the most incredible ways to cross the Channel. Here’s Hoverspeed’s The Princess Margaret. Apologies for the poor quality photograph! pic.twitter.com/7aK8XILJxk
Thanks for 'Androids' @chethaase that was such a delightful read and wonderful trip into Android's history! The team that created #Android didn't just create a new mobile OS, they also created a career path for engineers like me. A thread 🧵 1/25 pic.twitter.com/F3B1hKGB6v
I had much fun messing around with Godot a while ago. It takes a bit to learn GDScript but the guides/tutorials they provide are pretty good 🎮! twitter.com/terrycavanagh/…
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