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gloosx
4y ago
I would say it's a big misconception, when users want native app they don't want webview, native apps on each platform have a certain look and feel, as well as baseline performance, which they are used to. WebView will never be ab
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gloosx
4y ago
Just like any other app. In React Native, there is a TextInput component which is fully under control, from caret position to nesting typography rules. You can build up all logic you need for text editing based on it.
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gloosx
4y ago
Because two things, UI is different between platforms, to make a quality native-feeling app, you will have to use the design guidelines and native elements of every platform. What you can share is the business logic, abstract ui logic, but
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gloosx
4y ago
React Native, which was meant for writing amazing native apps, is just misused as a browser web-view thing. I am an expert in this field. Just never use React native to open single WebView. Never try to turn your website into mobile app lik
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gloosx
4y ago
I'm personally forced to use Mac like many others in order to account for 28% iOS mobile market share. There are two truths which kinda make this unpreventable You can only build iOS apps in XCode You can only do USB-debugging for iOS
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gloosx
4y ago
Any editor no matter how "light" you call it will be too fat cause this exists: "vim" depends on lib (3) gettext libiconv ncurses build (1) clang-14
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gloosx
4y ago
>"real world" engineers need to be paid way more Why so? Sounds silly to me as a soft engineer, cause software dev is: 1. A lot of the time – connected to the "real world" engineering, so it is just as real, modern re
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gloosx
4y ago
As an established JS-only web/mobile/desktop developer, don't really understand why it is better than just React Native. On the landing page, there is no straight value proposition, but instead there is something like "N
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gloosx
4y ago
So they want indexation, in order to navigate the sources more effectively, which AI obscures and abstracts away (into cool funny neurons thou)
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gloosx
4y ago
yeah fair point, thanks for clarifying this
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gloosx
4y ago
Explain 75% jury court majority to me then? Why such an inconsistency between institutions about definition of "majority"? For sure, Communes instead of Govts seems like a perfectly fine better way. The majorities in such Communes
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gloosx
4y ago
>one perfect document based on millions of the documents this literally sounds like a super-lossy compression, who would ever want this? People want crystal-clear, lossless information from original source, not a compressed mess with ran
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gloosx
4y ago
But why couldn't China just keep milking it`s fat cow Russia? AFAIK they are getting mass oil and gas for literally nothing.
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gloosx
4y ago
Can anyone explain me one thing? Is it some kind of special American sickness to place 51% on top of the 49% continuously? It's obvious to me that this is SEPARATION, and it leads to nowhere but a split. Every poll like this, it is a r
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gloosx
4y ago
As an nvim user – the IntelliJ feels a lot more responsive than VScode, and the whole thing when configured carefully is a breeze compared to everything else i used. It's pane management is so good, and it fits seamlessly inside a vani
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gloosx
4y ago
He should unban Trump as an A/B test, like ones who answered Yes in that poll should be in B group, ones answered No in A group got him banned. It would be great even to separate these people completely into the A/B Twitter (2.0)
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gloosx
4y ago
So you think it's bad? How about this: I just wanted to create an account there finally and it was suspended without me even entering it once, I also had to pass about 5 captchas to be able to sign-up, no VPNs, clear home IP Some shit-
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gloosx
4y ago
Remember guys, it won't really become massive if you need a tutorial to get in.
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gloosx
4y ago
40 hours is just a handy figure, like eight hours is a third of a day, third you spend on sleeping, third you spend on life, third you spend on work. I believe it was established due to these equal ratios. We kinda all work in manufacturing
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gloosx
4y ago
Hmm, in a nice company, you bill for 160(80,40) hours a month, maybe less, maybe more, but the baseline trust is that you spend 8(4,2) hours a day on the work, based on your agreement, even if it's just being online / available fo
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gloosx
4y ago
Why tank can't simple shoot these with an onboard cannon, assuming they got clearance to move freely in this area, they can just lay one or two good shots and go thru
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gloosx
4y ago
Need algorithmic feed now...
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gloosx
4y ago
I like some of my apps full-screen, like nvim in the iterm should be full-screen. The top bar, tab bar and controls is not something i wanna see all the time there, as i'm using only keyboard in my workflow. I'm mostly into zen bl
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gloosx
4y ago
Erm, a battery inside can be blown up? Heat it, pin it, strike it, there are too many ways to literally blow-up this lock
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gloosx
4y ago
Guys, which freaking keyboard-only window management yall looking for so hard? My daily workflow is jumping between 10 apps on different spaces, some of them are full-screen, some are just piled on one desktop, and the CMD+Tab just works pe
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gloosx
4y ago
ha-ha imagine dragging things with two fingers PRESSED INTO TRACKPAD instead of beautiful (yet hidden deeply in settings) three-finger drag this is old-lenovo-hacker style
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gloosx
4y ago
Other 58 minutes is collecting telemetry
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gloosx
4y ago
How about fixing the damn MIDI server which is crashing since Yosemite? Seriously, another big update feels like a pack of minor changes which could fit in a small patch, marketed as "whole new level with groundbreaking capabilities&qu
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gloosx
4y ago
You should def release it, what else can you do with it? Just let it rot and fade away?
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gloosx
4y ago
I'm just using vim any time, works on any kind of machine, all configuration is just single copy-pasted file and everything works the same. Startup time is better than instant, also it is only around 20MB. Syntax highlighting and all c
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