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by jenadine 6mo ago
For example https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/pull/42905#issuecommen... So there is now a fork: https://github.com/gpui-ce/gpui-ce/ But I don't know if that's sustaina
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by jenadine 6mo ago
Slint has nothing to do with elecron. There is no browser under the hood so it is much more lightweight. Slint has native looking widgets. Slint DSL gets compiled to native code: no need for a runtime interpreter like in QtQuick
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by jenadine 6mo ago
The thing about Qt is the maturity ("tried and tested"). Xylem doesn't give you that.
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by jenadine 6mo ago
If you want to build a real app with a stable toolkit, use Slint. Try Xilem if you want to experiment with new, experimental way to build UIs in Rust.
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by jenadine 7mo ago
Wouldn't a spiritual successor use the same kind of license? (GPL)
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by jenadine 7mo ago
The main reason I use GitHub is because of the network effect. Most people have already a GitHub account and can easily open PR, issues, discussions. So I'll wait until some big projects do it. For example, the day the Rust project mov
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by jenadine 7mo ago
> You generally can't adhere to the LGPL in automotive "Can't" or "won't"? The UI process is not usually the part that need certification. > Slint has a similar license Indeed, but Slint's open
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by jenadine 8mo ago
Qt is LGPL. Same license of WebKit used internally by electron of I'm not mistaken.
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by jenadine 8mo ago
What bad reputation?
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by jenadine 8mo ago
Isn't System76 supporting and contributing to iced?
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by jenadine 8mo ago
There is also Slint : https://slint.dev They are also backed by a company, and have kept a stable 1.x release for some time.
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by jenadine 8mo ago
> C is not just low level friendly, but low level out of the box. That is the level that all C must be written in No, it is not: - People use for/while loop, for example, instead of the "low level" 'goto' - C com
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by jenadine 8mo ago
> I am puzzled by the claim that C and assembly are not relatively close. Did anyone say that? I think the point is not that it is not "close", but that C is not equivalent to ASM: C has its own abstractions, and there are thi
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by jenadine 9mo ago
"Pommes frites" is German, not French. (It might have been French in the past, but nobody says that in French anymore.)
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by jenadine 9mo ago
> Bikes don't handle snow. Not much worse than car. You can get studded tyres. But yes, the cold can be inconvenient without proper clothes.
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by jenadine 9mo ago
There is already arbitrary tariff. At this point, it is better to trade with other countries instead of chasing the US. Let the American citizen pay their tariff, their loss.
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by jenadine 9mo ago
Who?
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by jenadine 9mo ago
If the Us imposes sanctions such as "no more login to any Google/Apple/Microsoft/... accounts from EU citizens until they give Greenland". Many European companies would stop to a halt as they can't access any d
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by jenadine 9mo ago
#![deny(clippy::unwrap_used)]
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by jenadine 9mo ago
In addition to other reasons given: If you have a team of C++ developers, let them use the language they know best.
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by jenadine 9mo ago
C++ isn't much better for GUI.
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by jenadine 9mo ago
I already have this feeling on french-speaking forums where everything is very France-centric despite there are french speaking people from other countries reading it.
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by jenadine 9mo ago
I think this whole thing is part of a plot to cause war or some protests in order to be able to declare a state of emergency allowing him to delay or cancel elections. If not the midterm, at least the next presidential elections. Because it
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by jenadine 9mo ago
> but we still have some real elections coming up, Unless the president declares a permanent temporary state of emergency for whatever reason that would prevent such elections.
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by jenadine 9mo ago
> There are lots of C++ UI applications. Is there? UI applications historically used to be written in C++. But in this decade, I don't think many new GUI are being written in C++
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by jenadine 9mo ago
Using parentheses to delimit the URL is one thing I don't like about markdown, since parentheses are valid in URL curly braces or angle bracket would have been a better choice.
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by jenadine 9mo ago
They are accelerating from snail speed to turtle speed.
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by jenadine 9mo ago
Javascript doesn't have access to the clipboard without explicit user actions. And the clipboard might still contain sensitive info regardless of it was something recently highlighted, or something recently explicitly copied.
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by jenadine 9mo ago
I'm both a compulsive text highlighter, and a middle click paster. This is not mutually exclusive. It's not because I highlighted something that I will paste it, I usually know when I'm going to paste something. What I don&#x
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by jenadine 9mo ago
A truly good LLM should "understand" sarcasm and irony.

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