Klonoar

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by Klonoar 10mo ago
Iced is the Elm architecture. Dioxus is more akin to modern React/whatever you want to call it.
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
That depended on your IRC server of choice. I grew up on some where you got flamed very quickly if you didn’t clean that up (e.g Espernet).
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
Apple and Electron are similar topics that belong on that list.
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
They also still lack significant security improvements that Chrome has.
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
> and their credit card was offered multiple times during the flight The largest of the airlines in America make more profit from this than the airline aspect itself. There is far more that could be said on this but, ironically, I am o
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by Klonoar 10mo ago
This happens every few months. You should just use a browser extension to do it since those don’t rely on an auth state anyway.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
This particular bit doesn't scream vibe-coded to me at all. In fact it looks like a generic comment I'd write and come back to later.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
You do realize that kids learning how to dodge IP blocks is a practice as old as the internet itself, right? That wouldn’t solve anything.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
Man, there are plenty of repos out there that sign and notarize on GitHub Actions. It’s not a unique nor unsolved problem.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
I legitimately find myself wishing I had access to this any time I have to build UI in other languages. I remember being so skeptical and annoyed when first using it but over the years I became sold on it. It’s the only system I’ve used whe
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
You do not know their specific issues, their wording isn’t stating what you seem to think. The master branch approach isn’t always ideal and people prefer having actual releases to base their work on. Not having a set release cadence and it
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
On their fork of Iced. They contribute back but it’s a notable distinction.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
The only modern language you listed is Go, which had Google backing it and is a simpler language overall. The rest achieved their popularity when the industry was smaller and there wasn't as much competition.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
I have been trying to get people to realize that this is the same or worse for like a year now. It’s unfortunate it’s come to this but Apple is hardly the worst of the two now.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
Halium [1] technically handles that right now. It's not the right solution long term, but you can't expect the entire ecosystem to appear overnight. Using it allows deferring the driver issue a bit while building out the rest of
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
I share your enthusiasm re: Graphene OEM partnerships. I think it's fantastic what they've managed to pull off so far. Re: the FuriLabs phone, yeah, it's rough - but it's definitely usable for early adopters who want to
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
You're citing language demand as a result of incumbent industry usage. That's an inherently weighted metric because existing products are not (contrary to what some Rust zealots might want) going to be rewritten in Rust for no rea
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
Yeah... I don't care. Small company that deals with what hardware they can get their hands on. They're shipping a device when others are not. It's a pretty straightforward equation right now; people who want to advance the ec
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
It is not a great language. It is, however, a significant language. It has left a mark and influence on the culture and industry of programming. Nothing to sneeze at.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
I admit to being shocked that such a common phrase isn’t widely understood, but this site has plenty of international traffic so I can only say thanks for the context comment. :)
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
It has routinely topped lists and surveys of most popular languages for years now.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
One comment mentioned Jolla. Another currently available option is [FuriLabs]( http://furilabs.com ). It runs atop Hallium/etc but you are effectively still able to daily drive a mobile Linux shell and contribute to the ecosy
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
If you're stateside and want a shipping Linux phone today, [FuriLabs]( http://furilabs.com ) is another option. Graphene is in a class of its own compared to both of these though and there's frankly no reason to bother u
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
> Rust won't help, people will always make mistakes, also in Rust. They don't just use Rust for "protection", they use it first and foremost for performance. They have ballpark-to-matching C++ performance with a reali
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
It’s literally inferior security wise. The desktop Linux security model is antiquated when compared to the advances in security/isolation/etc that modern mobile phone OSs have developed. It is not trumping Graphene any time soon.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
I mean, if we're going to go there, you could take it a step further: Zig allows the programmer ego to run wild in a way that Rust and Go do not. This is perhaps somewhat natural; people like and want to be good at things . Where you
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
Yes. The cascade model is a bad design.
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
I live in Seattle now, and have lived in San Francisco as well. Seattle has more “normal” people and the overall rhetoric about how life “should be” is in many ways resistant to tech. There’s a lot to like about the city, but it absolutely
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
Didn't SourceHut go through the same issue? (Yes, I'm aware DDoS attacks are nothing new)
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by Klonoar 11mo ago
HN changed, is what happened. The tech startup crowd has sadly migrated to Twitter, and I guarantee you they still love Cloudflare. HN has become a forum where old school enthusiasts complain loudly about modern tech while refusing to exami

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