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The same can be said about React Native on mobile, but everyone is doing it nowadays
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2y ago
It simply means that, for their purposes, React wasn't good enough. Personally, I applaud any effort that doesn't use React.
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I would never show an interviewer how I code. Let alone allow them to give me 2 hours to solve a problem. It's contradicting that you know that developers "mostly shine when not under pressure", yet you set 2 hours to solve a
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2y ago
tldr; They found that sea turtles have been swimming in the sea
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Only paying customers seem happy about Kagi. I have a strange feeling that a lot of paying customers think Kagi search is "better" just because their brain wants to justify them paying for search. Is there a psychological term for
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2y ago
Can someone explain why this is downvoted. Just curious
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2y ago
Helpful tool. It would be great if I can search app categories instead of a specific app name
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2y ago
Location: Europe Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Mobile Development (Flutter, React Native, Swift, Kotlin, iOS, Android) Résumé/CV: Upon request Email: mobile.rework@proton.me Hi! I provide a specifi
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2y ago
To me they come off as not experienced in mobile, just trying their best to promote their cross platform tool by saying whatever.
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Common core single-codebase for business logic is different, that is actually useful. You can have a common core with native UI and native networking. However, it has its own pitfalls too. Some misguided people think that it's a good i
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What I'm tired of is OpenAI posts. I'm glad I'm seeing more Deepseek posts than OpenAI recently.
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The idea of single code base is false. It doesn't even save money nor time. You need more engineers to understand iOS, Android, and now insert single code base framework, not to mention more time solve framework specific issues. Howe
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I feel like local LLMs should do to desktops and laptops what apps did to mobile phones. An increase in desktop developers and a new desktop app store. I also expect an increase in the number of available browsers.
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Ask HN: Looks like local LLMs are picking up. Are we seeing a new disruption?
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Ask HN: Is it ironic that OpenAI says DeepSeek used its work without permission?
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Social Media AI Bot Goes Rogue
(haaretz.com)
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Taken over by Automattic after a publicity-stunt against Apple
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I honestly wouldn't touch anything these founders make. They're really good at hyping things up and then selling (Pebble & Beeper)
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2y ago
Looks like there is money in the business of hyped-dying startups. First Pebble, then Beeper, and now Pebble again.
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I know an idi*t who claimed, in a code review, that there was a memory leak just by looking at the code (turned out there wasn't). Clearly it was a bullying attempt to stop someone else's progress. Unfortunately it was successful
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He's obviously self-praising for a promotion or looking for another job. I don't think it should be taken seriously on the matter of the effectiveness of code-reviews
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My statement still stands true regardless. Not worried.
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A few days ago there was an article on HN on how engineers abuse code reviews. It's just a tool, the outcome is different based on who's reviewing. If you think code review is intrinsically good then I'm glad I'm not wor
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Thankfully I'm not working with you
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2y ago
The author describes how his code reviews that he gave others are successful from his own point of view.
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I thought you can do a SwiftUI project on an iPad using playgrouds, then send the project to your macbook if you want to release from there. I never tried it though.
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Since YC startups (culture) is the exact opposite of what PG is saying, this is just a political stance in words, nothing more.
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Location: Europe Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Mobile Résumé/CV: upon request Email: mobile.rework@proton.me I provide a very specific service. I'll convert your mobile app from React Native, Flutter,
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> I've seen weak senior engineers completely tank whole dev orgs by overarchitecting the CI and completely taking away any chance of the strong engineers ever getting solutions to the business's problems into production! Wow I
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New era manager mistake. Ask ChatGPT about time estimates and pretend you know that because you are an expert, then use that to micromanage people. Mistake is a nice word. I consider that to be pure evil
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