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gman83
8y ago
Funny that you mention empathy. I have a conservative friend who's been trying to convince me to read Paul Bloom's book about why empathy is bad.
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gman83
8y ago
There are some: https://flutter.io/showcase/ But yeah, I know a lot of developers who have started playing with Flutter in the last couple of months, so there should be a lot more later this year/next year.
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gman83
8y ago
I think we'd probably send robotic probes on missions such as this. The only way I can really see a multi-generational mission being done is for some kind of colonization mission.
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gman83
8y ago
I wonder if Silicon Valley refuses to cooperate with the military if it won't mean that America won't be able to compete with China and Russia strategically in the long term. Those countries presumably have no problems getting the
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gman83
8y ago
"Asks to be supported" is different from "changes the license from FOSS to proprietary". Sure, they can do that, but don't complain when someone forks your software then.
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gman83
8y ago
There's some exploration going on to make that work: https://github.com/google/flutter-desktop-embedding
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gman83
8y ago
This article isn't very informative. For one thing "Andromeda" isn't Fuchsia, that was a proposed merger of Android & Chrome that was shelved in favor of Fuchsia. Kyle Bradshaw on 9to5Google has a pretty good series
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gman83
8y ago
Microsoft as well. MSN Messenger was absolutely massive in some countries.
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There was a thread the other day on the FlutterDev subreddit about the drawbacks of using Flutter: https://www.reddit.com/r/FlutterDev/comments/8lvi4b/what_can... Also, we really don't know yet what
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8y ago
There's a Udacity course that's supposed to go live tomorrow: https://www.udacity.com/course/build-native-mobile-apps-with... Also the subreddit has a lot of stuff: https://www.reddit.com/r&#x
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8y ago
Gmail was in beta for 5 years.
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8y ago
https://github.com/google/flutter-desktop-embedding
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gman83
9y ago
I remember when they tried to build a Google rival: http://www.spiegel.de/international/quaero-qu-est-ce-que-c-e...
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gman83
9y ago
It's Flutter: https://flutter.io/
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gman83
9y ago
Probably referring to this: https://www.recurse.com/events/localhost-raph-levien
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gman83
9y ago
Backwards compatibility with Android?
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9y ago
This article has some details about that: https://9to5google.com/2018/04/06/fuchsia-friday-graphics-ga... Scenic will have support for what it’s calling “stereo cameras.” What this means is there can be two
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Fuchsia Friday: Graphics, Gaming, and VR (Oh My)
(9to5google.com)
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gman83
9y ago
"I think Microsoft is so many years behind Google in search that they have little hope of catching up" I can think of more examples. I agree, and Microsoft is a good example, that a paradigm shift can totally change the playing fi
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gman83
9y ago
OK I guess we have a different experience. As an iPhone user who uses Google Photos I find it to be quite a lot ahead of Apple's solution. It isn't really the filters it's more the search feature. I can search for "pets
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9y ago
I think Apple is so many years behind Google in AI that they have little hope of catching up. Their bet will be that consumers are privacy-focused enough to not mind the fact that their products have less AI-focused advancements (e.g. Googl
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9y ago
Is it really though? I doubt a large percentage of Kindle users actually go through the trouble of sideloading gapps.
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Flutter Linux Desktop Embedder
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9y ago
I've had my Citizen watch for 20 years. Works fine.
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They're literally going to do this with Fuchsia I predict. ChromeOS is there too already the tablet space is confusing.
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Yeah but Larry Page & Sergey Brin developed PageRank in 1996.
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I think it'll only be ported to desktop once Fuchsia comes closer to release (which could be several years). They really seem focused on mobile only at the moment. Agree it could be a great solution.
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Why? It's a pretty neat framework.
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Flutter has a nice hot reloading feature: https://flutter.io/hot-reload/
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9y ago
I think Kotlin/Native's approach of sharing business logic while keeping the UI stuff native is probably the right choice. Although something like Flutter which render's all their own widgets is interesting because it allows
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