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jorisw
3mo ago
What?
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3mo ago
https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/stripe-advent-offer...
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3mo ago
I believe customization isn't as highly valued by regular people. Just look at your friends' phones and how they haven't usually done anything to customize their experience. If enough people were hitting that wall in that Saa
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3mo ago
Sure. But Jobs was talking about running 'web apps' on iPhone OS as a software distribution channel, pre App Store, 2007-2008.
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> Push notifications https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Push_API > hence the "your app could have been a webpage" charge No debate there. I was responding to the ever vague
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3mo ago
Reddit, Twitter/X, Facebook, Instagram, sure. All examples of first party social media clients. A minority of native app developers, I'm willing to bet.
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3mo ago
Possible reasons: - No waiting for a page to load - Home screen access (most don't know about bookmarking web apps) - Discovery (where do you go to find PWAs?) - Features (native apps have access to more platform APIs) - Absence of bro
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3mo ago
Ad supported apps are not necessarily from ad companies. The point I'm trying to make that these ever-prevalent 'they just want' remarks are superficial, uninformed, overly broad, and vague, to the point of having no point.
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3mo ago
PWAs (progressive web apps) surely existed before React though
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The App Store took off because of the distribution channel it offers for developers (including being able to charge for the work) and the place of discovery it offers to users.
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3mo ago
What access? Like the OS native APIs that offer the very utility for these apps to even exist? Integration with OS features is what made the app ecosystem, because of utility. Project whatever conspiracy on that you want.
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3mo ago
Nice and vague. Hard to dispute. Simple fact is that people love to project evil incentives onto entities they don't even bother defining. Not every native app developer is a 'massive company' with a 'vested interest&#
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3mo ago
Ad companies now. Just one sentence earlier you said it's people 'delivering their payload'.
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3mo ago
YouTube obfuscates the native video by removing the controls. Vinegar is a Safari extension that fixes that on iOS and macOS. May exist for other browsers as well.
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3mo ago
> they want Who are 'they' and how do you know what they want
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3mo ago
Sure. They. They want. You know who they are, and what they want.
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3mo ago
Because substance trumps style?
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3mo ago
https://xcancel.com/Mith_/status/2041911606213537971
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3mo ago
OCR is not the same as turning unstructured data (the freeform text OCRed from the PDF) into structured data.
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3mo ago
But did it end up being valuable and survive this offence?
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3mo ago
Thanks. Did a quick check on Amsterdam: https://gbfs-validator.mobilitydata.org/visualization?url=ht... This also exceeds the supposed 600 max per service provider. That said I'm not sure I'd have time to maintain
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3mo ago
Any reason you wouldn't expand this to cover other cities as well?
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I just enable pixel zoom and ctrl-scroll-to-zoom into the window I want to focus on
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> they don't want to download an app From the screenshot/device mocks on your site, I was under the impression that you were making an app for both host and guests to use. There's no 'browser chrome' visible in t
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Funny, when I lent out my house I also covered it in PostIts. When looking at a SaaS idea I always ask myself, "will this add enough value to compete with generic and free tool X?" If your app is just pictures and text based (with
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spf meaning...
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Interesting but not very tech related
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From the docs, looks like you can't use third party apps with this, meaning WhatsApp, Signal, etc can't work. With pre-existing use of those apps, that's kind of a deal breaker for elderly, who I was hoping to use this for.
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Apple's docs on this feature: https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/assistive-access-iphon...
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3mo ago
Yeah I bailed out of this when it asked me to change my 8 digit passcode to a 4 to 6 digit passcode
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