Tim Isenman

Founder, CEO @PangeaEarthTech.

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After a year of development, Pangea is finally on the App Store.

With Pangea, we're hoping to manage the change and complexity of EV charging, and keep it simple for you. We're still at the beginning of our journey, but we hope to make charging undeniably simple for everyone.

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@andnowsheisnot @JayShams Ooooooooh!

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@ailishhayes @JayShams Appreciate it 🙏

[Ayo O @TheDonAyo]

I reverse engineered candy crush

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This was my first time building something with @RevenueCat, and wow, what a fantastic platform. I've just become such a huge fan. Shipaton is such a great celebration of developers, and their platform is a love letter to the development community. Really inspired me. Thank you to everyone there for all you do.

Anyway, please try the app, and help me refine it. It's best for people who are already on their path to mastery, but I'm positive it can help beginners too. Cheers!

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I was bummed that my submission didn't make it to the final rounds, but holy crap was I humbled when I saw the winners.
Alas, meet Shape Language. It's an app I made for myself to learn Japanese, but the more I shared it with friends, the more I realized it can help a lot of people. It's an app to bring you to mastery of language, instead of leaving you stuck as a beginner. https://t.co/CMPESkrOIs

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From shipping apps to taking over Times Square.

Our #Shipaton winners got the billboards, the live demos, and a visit from Shippy.

Not your average hackathon prize.

What a way to close out #NewYorkAppWeek! 📷

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I also made it proofread things that I'm trying to express, but know I just don't have quite right. It will show you the mistakes and insert replacements, and show the corrected sentence.

And then, to really exercise my understanding, I built in a Roleplay method, so I could practice a conversation I was about to have, and see where my grammar would break down. And of course, I added corrections to my own grammar in the conversation itself.

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@josesaezmerino @SENTINELITE @bitrig @matte_app Sounds great dude, thank you! Also, awesome that you worked at Blizz. I was at Riot for a while before getting into mobile development

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I want to improve demos of my products. I really like how people show their work running on a 3D device. Feels like the most expressive way to demo things outside of a live action recording. What are the favorite softwares/approaches for this these days?

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@SENTINELITE @bitrig @josesaezmerino @matte_app @rotatoapp @benjitaylor Wow, Matte looks sick. I'll check out what Bitrig has too. Thanks for the tips!

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This is like inverse @ZacksJerryRig

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Appleが「iPhone Duo」のNano-texture仕上げのフィルム（カバーレイヤー）を交換する様子👇
https://t.co/EUGYDgAOqb

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@rudrank I feel like you might have your finger on the pulse with this

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@MikeIsaac Enjoy. Excited for your reactions

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I went to checkout the Duo today while charging my car, and I was annoyed that most of the default apps don’t support the laptop pose. But I found scrolling to be amusing on its own.

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@shantinix One of my absolute favorites too

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He was such a great well-intentioned villain in Contact. RIP.

[Variety @Variety]

Tom Skerritt, who starred in the TV series “Picket Fences” and appeared in movies ranging from “MASH” to “Alien,” “Top Gun,” “A River Runs Through It” and “Ted,” has died of natural causes at 93.

https://t.co/13H8QfVBlc

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@SpatiallyMe Crazy great work

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@kacphl Warm intros all the way. I've never had a conversation from some firm's form.

[Shin TK @shintaka74]

宮本茂氏のインタビューが深すぎる
「何かを作ろうと思うと大きな構成をしますよね。何かに向かって進もうとする。そこから先は作業なんですよね。空いている穴を埋めるとか、きれいに仕上げるとか。やっかいなことに、作業って楽しいんですよ。ものすごく作っているという満足感があるじゃないですか、ライターさんも（わかると思いますが）。
　でも、怖いのは、その作業に満足してしまって、「けっこういいものができた」と勘違いしている自分なんですよ。
　そういう意味では、AIがいろいろな作業をしてくれるようになればなるほど、「本当に作るとは何なのか」をみんなが真摯に考える機会になるのは、大いにいいなと思います」
https://t.co/KpZVmIgdcj