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by jb1991 2y ago
The comment you are replying to was focusing more on the low-level features of Swift for systems programming (hence comparing it to systems languages). Kotlin is cool but it is not a system programming language and the native code compilati
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by jb1991 2y ago
The question is why did the author feel compelled to bring up this bizarre remark about noses twice in the article, it’s rather out of the blue and several of us in this thread found it odd. It’s just a little strange. Curious, is all.
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by jb1991 2y ago
I was not triggered, merely curious. It caught my eye. Several other people in this thread also noticed it as a bit strange. Doesn’t mean any of us were “triggered” by it.
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by jb1991 2y ago
Ridiculous accusation. And note several others in thread had a similar curiosity about the remark.
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by jb1991 2y ago
> and immigrants flooding Europe You are blaming the US for that?
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by jb1991 2y ago
You have to admit, it’s a strange comment though.
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> The waitress told us he drew sketches of the faculty he did not care to eat with. She said they all had long noses. I’m trying to understand this comment. I can’t tell if this is somehow a vague hint of an anti-Semitic attitude? It’s a
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by jb1991 2y ago
The other comments in this thread about the recovery aren’t as optimistic as you are. It seems there is significant damage and it takes quite a long time to recover, if it does.
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by jb1991 2y ago
Source? This article doesn’t say anything about that.
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I have that same phone and have been using it now for six years, and according to the battery health in the settings, the battery is still in good shape, there’s no notice of it being degraded.
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by jb1991 2y ago
You are saying that the standard specifies that the standard file system features themselves do not work?
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by jb1991 2y ago
There’s a place near where my parents live in Mexico that is experimenting with this stuff. Unfortunately, hasn’t seemed to reach southern Belgium! But then again, I’ve been trying to quit smoking.
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by jb1991 2y ago
In some ways, you’re not wrong. In other ways, there’s been extremely broad support for some major new features in the language in recent years, like coroutines and concepts.
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They are still a long way from the features of enums in Swift.
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by jb1991 2y ago
> But when you need extra speed you can opt into an ownership system and “move” values to avoid copying. I've been using Swift a long time and don't quite get what this is referring to. Also: > Swift too gives you complete t
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by jb1991 2y ago
Indeed that is exactly what it is.
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by jb1991 2y ago
We’re digressing to get way off the whole point of the comment, but to address your point, actually piano design has been an area of great innovation over the centuries, with different companies doing it in considerably different ways.
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by jb1991 2y ago
Yes, I know, but that’s irrelevant. You can replace the word piano in my comment with harpsichord if it makes you happy.
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by jb1991 2y ago
Learn to play Bach: start with making your own piano.
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by jb1991 2y ago
Well, if you really want that on your phone you can get other calculator apps that are quite advanced. Might be easier than doing what you are doing.
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by jb1991 2y ago
That might have been true once, but I don't think that's really true any more. Most users are not awed by their iPhone experience as they were ten years ago. Everyone realizes that iOS and Android are essentially identical for mos
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by jb1991 2y ago
I wouldn’t be surprised it’s using the same UI code as the Calculator app.
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by jb1991 2y ago
On mobile devices, Apple’s Calculator app has always been one of the most frustrating apps I’ve ever used, and I’m surprised it’s a stock app by the company itself. If you press buttons quickly, like you would a normal calculator, many of t
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Ozempic could delay ageing, researchers suggest(bbc.com)
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by jb1991 2y ago
SDL is also offering cross platform GPU compute, is that also available in Godot?
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by jb1991 2y ago
I’ve never used this library before, but I’m very interested to see some examples of its cross-platform GPU compute abilities, if I understand from the link thread that they are now available. Does anyone have a suggestion on where to get s
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by jb1991 2y ago
> IDEs like Cursive provide advanced static analysis and refactoring support. Can you give an example? Would these tools allow you to define a custom type with fields and ensure it is correct everywhere at compile time like a static lang
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by jb1991 2y ago
Hi, thanks for the response. It’s not actually rendering using native browser features, is it? I think that’s the reason. For example, on mobile, in which it also has problems for me in addition to the laptop, if I do a pinch zoom on the we
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by jb1991 2y ago
The problem is not isolated to the iPhone. I'm using Firefox on a Macbook, still very stuttering site.
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by jb1991 2y ago
The website says: > Fast enough to recompute your entire UI every frame Yet, when I scroll the front page, made with Clay, it stutters and feels like it can barely handle smooth scrolling, even on a modern Apple Silicon laptop.

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