I think you misunderstand the point of gabipurcaru's analogy. nmc's confusion was about time, not energy dispersion. That is, nmc indicated that we would somehow be safe because the explosion happened 12 million years ago. But gabipurcaru pointed out how long ago something happened is irrelevant if the energy that reaches you is high enough.
You are correct that we are safe because of energy dispersion - or, put another way, because it is 12 million light-years away. But nmc thought we were safe because it was 12 millions years ago, and gabipurcaru tried to show by analogy why that is not true.
I'm a professional iOS game developer with a relatively popular game currently in the App Store. However, I'm an Android user.
In terms of revenue, Android may be catching up, but iOS will remain significantly more profitable for the forseeable future. Also, support for Android is a nightmare.
The emulator is powered by App.io, they've done some pretty awesome stuff! We've also been using Apportable to port our Cocos2d games over to Android and it works like a charm!
My streak lasted 14 days. It was sadly broken because github used US time and my commit late night(Indian time) and the next day morning was grouped to the same day(US Day) :(.
Not sure why is it the most demanded, but i know quite a lot of people who started learning programming with Python. It is the second most recommended language after JS to start programming, this view is also reinforced by many MOOC as well.
Congrats on growing a company in Indian market, let alone a bootstrapped one.
I worked for a MNC for past 5 years, i quit this April and started dabbling with new technologies and platforms, with the intent to create a SaaS. As a person who is interested in startup, this article gives me a lot of hope.