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by fjrieiekd 10y ago
And the quality of that code is usually crap, so you get what you paid for as the more talented of these offshore workers will go to the US or another country with high salaries. This quality may be "acceptable" in enterprise cont
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by fjrieiekd 10y ago
Agree with the author. I tried out the game and while it's a fun little game and a neat concept, there were a bunch of small glitches and issues that cause it from feeling -great-, and it doesn't feel native or perhaps the author
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by fjrieiekd 10y ago
So battery usage doesn't matter to you?
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by fjrieiekd 10y ago
100% this. Blocking zoom was an annoying user-hostile behaviour that I'm glad is overrideable now.
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by fjrieiekd 10y ago
Probation? I thought companies already did do this. In many instances the labor laws have more leeway in the initial stages of employment.
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by fjrieiekd 10y ago
The support library regresssions, oh god, this +1000000. It appears that the prevailing attitude is release first, then maybe fix based on developer complaints. Then there is the mess of manufacturer bugs, but that isn't strictly googl
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by fjrieiekd 10y ago
I should add that the demo has an unacceptable rate of frame dropping and lag, particularly for an iPad Air, by no means an old device. If a native app lagged and consumed battery like this it would be an instant uninstall. Unity apps are b
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by fjrieiekd 10y ago
I don't think this is true. I've worked a major mobile dev studio and not even 1 developer had a background in web dev.
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by fjrieiekd 10y ago
Looks nice once it loaded, but it took far longer to load than an app install would have. Why on earth would I prefer this? It seems to me that we keep seeing this argument over and over, but the point isn't whether a given technology
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by fjrieiekd 10y ago
Hi pcwalton, I've seen a couple of your videos and want to know if you've posted any tutorials on integrating Rust with Xcode and using the native tools, or if others have? Some of us are coming from IDE Javaland, and while Rust i
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by fjrieiekd 10y ago
Hi pcwalton, 1) If you dropped semicolons like Swift, you could keep implicit returns. I just don't see the advantage of having them in multiline functions at the cost of having to retain semicolons. IMO, a trailing value after a multi
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by fjrieiekd 10y ago
As someone getting into and loving Rust, I have a few: 1) Drop the semicolons and implicit returns in multiline functions (I.e. like Swift). Eliminates hard to understand errors around missing or present semicolons. 2) Allow silent lossless