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hpen
5y ago
I have only touched Rust & Go but I would only consider Rust where I would previously have used C or C++. The stuff that needs to be fast, low memory, and what not. I see Go as more of a Java. Good for backend systems. Also CLIs.
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hpen
5y ago
Are you located outside the US? The job market might be local to the US.
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hpen
5y ago
Congrats you must be at the top of your bracket for your skills level then. Only way I see it is to work on your skills.
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hpen
5y ago
Haha the easiest I had was one 30 minutes interview. No coding. Just simple questions.
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hpen
5y ago
I got a 45% raise by being offered a new job and my employer matched it. The market is hot, look around you.
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5y ago
Is Rust really a suitable replacement for Go? I mean I know they are both system languages but I feel they have different use cases completely.
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5y ago
You forgot the part where you fail to make any money and then get a job with new skills a big tech haha
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5y ago
Sure you have your opinion but without bringing some level of objectivity to the conversation, it really doesn't mean much. Have you developed a product on your own before? When I have I am usually DYING for feedback of all kinds. Typi
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5y ago
I don't really study dev topics on mobile. I do see this as being a pretty cool idea if I was outdoors camping or biking and needed to make a hot fix for my company. Personally if inspiration hits me when i'm out, i would make a n
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5y ago
This isn't offensive. That's ridiculous to say. My entire reply was to give feedback, I didn't ask him to lower his price, or give it to me for free. There is lots of software I will use if it is free, and lots I will pay for
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hpen
5y ago
Nah I wouldn't go indie. Just curious if he really is able to make a living off one-off $8 apps. I doubt it really. BTW it's called feedback.
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5y ago
I see this as a case not to charge a subscription, but I don't see why that should stop him from charging out right. My comment before was more about marketing, and reaching maximum people than doing what was justifiable.
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5y ago
I do respect that. And if you find people paying for it then I say keep at it! I definitely think it is a neat app, but I just didn't see the value proposition personally. Others probably do. I know the macOS software market is usually
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5y ago
Perhaps.
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hpen
5y ago
Have you never considered this or do you actually have a valid argument as to why it isn't true? I thought this was something that was agreed upon by most engineers.
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hpen
5y ago
Clickbait!
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hpen
5y ago
This is cool I was ready to try it! Then I saw it wasn't free :( I pay for lots of apps but this doesn't seem worth it to me.
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5y ago
This is cool! BUT I HAVE NEVER CODED ON A MOBILE DEVICE
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5y ago
Nice
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hpen
5y ago
People are different. Some of us do need work, some probably don't.
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5y ago
Any idea why they would use this architecture?
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5y ago
Go to a university and look around at all the MacBooks owned by non tech people. You would be surprised by the fact they are everywhere.
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hpen
5y ago
I really have no problem with the brackets. I did iOS right when Swift came out. However, I much prefer Swift.
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5y ago
Nice so I actually do know SQL somewhat and use it extensively at work. I have started using other options in my side projects and found it to be more streamlined. Just curious where ORMs fail really.
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5y ago
Besides raw performance, why would I ever want to write SQL instead of using some type of ORM or query builder??
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5y ago
Back in my day! ....
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5y ago
Yeah not like the requirements have changed at all........
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5y ago
Would they have blocked the lab leak theory when it was less popular?
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5y ago
I've always been convinced that Apple cared about privacy as a way of competitive advantage. I don't need them to be committed morally or ethically, I just need them to be serious about it because I will give them my money if they
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5y ago
The point was to compare a "simpler" language
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