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by krzat 4y ago
Well it's easier to make fire than a fridge.
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by krzat 4y ago
What RN will never overcome is being an unstable wrapper around unstable native UI toolkits. Pretty much everyone who used RN complains about bugs, and this is the reason.
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by krzat 4y ago
This is random, but a lot of these parts exist because of the way it is constructed. I wonder how minimal this kind of watch could be if you had a unrealistically accurate 3d printer and the design was essentially optimal (done by machine l
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by krzat 4y ago
Now someone should steelman his position.
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by krzat 4y ago
> But usability is always reduced, in cross-platform systems. A native app is limited by capabilities of the platform. Perhaps Xcode is so bad because AppKit does not quite support the use case. On the other hand you have VSCode, a slow
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by krzat 5y ago
One guy does private electron microscope, supercritical co2, x-ray gun, cake baking, I would never believe this if it wasn't on video.
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by krzat 5y ago
Shutting down atomic power in Germany was such a brilliant move.
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by krzat 5y ago
Oh boy, we need AI powered blockers that filter out this stuff.
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by krzat 5y ago
(1) is essential to flutter's success, otherwise each new release of every new system would break something and introduce bugs. Flutter will never provide native feel and that's not the point.
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by krzat 5y ago
Rust would be a more realistic choice, as it's built on LLVM.
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by krzat 5y ago
Declarative UI works amazingly well when done properly (see Flutter). But Apple has a tendency to half-ass development tools, so it is what it is.
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by krzat 5y ago
No wonder we have a chip shortage.
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by krzat 5y ago
Thoughts and prayers to the Go team. I suspect they got kinda forced into implementing this, otherwise generics would be available from the start.
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by krzat 5y ago
My point is that nobody is doing research on effective weight loss, so it's not surprising that doctors can't deal with it. Giving a diet plan for weight loss is basically an equivalent of giving an exercise plan for depression.
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by krzat 5y ago
I am someone who lost 10% and kept it. If there are no studies on people like me, then no wonder why doctors are so bad at treating obesity.
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by krzat 6y ago
Perhaps it would be efficient to to GMO palm tree that grows in wider range. Or make a yeast that can produce oil from garbage, that would be pretty useful.
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by krzat 6y ago
COVID basically forced me to start running (or go insane in home office), and it's been pretty great. For 4 weeks a week you are getting: - improved mental state - protection against covid - free calories to spend on food or weight los
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by krzat 6y ago
He is popular because he got awesome guests, and his monotone voice stops being an issue after few hours of listening.
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by krzat 6y ago
Can someone link to actual study? IF is hunger management strategy, if they tested X kcal IF vs X X kcal normal diet, I would not expect any difference, non-IF would just feel more hungry. But besides psychological effects hard to measure,
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by krzat 6y ago
This is the most ridiculous thing about dynamic languages, I don't understand how people can be productive in such environment. Meanwhile I just press few keys and IDE shows my all about I need to know about that function. Oh, and it a
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by krzat 6y ago
It did not use any compiler magic, and ObjC classes are very hackable.
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by krzat 6y ago
The amount of compiler magic used by SwiftUI is staggering. By itself it's not a deal breaker, but closed source makes it almost impossible to understand what is going on.
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by krzat 6y ago
It seems very doable with flutter, as it GPU accelerated by default and can compile to web.
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by krzat 6y ago
I like Inscape but I wish they added GPU acceleration, at least for moving things. It's unbearably slow on macOS.
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by krzat 6y ago
A bit offtopic, but my fear with these AI systems is that they will create "Discovery channel" effect in other areas - replace fewer good quality items, with a flood of passable AI generated alternatives, making good quality stuff
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by krzat 6y ago
Worrying about performance of small collections is premature optimization. Using maps or sets nowadays is mostly for clarity, as they are used to solve certain kind of problems.
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by krzat 6y ago
In a way, entanglement is inevitable if you superposition is possible. For example: imagine particle decayed into two other particles. For conservation of momentum to hold, those two particles must go in opposite direction. So if you measur
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by krzat 6y ago
UI code absolutely requires fast compile times, ideally hot reload, but it wouldn't hurt to have a compiler that compiles code on background and executes unit tests for it.
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by krzat 6y ago
Perhaps that's why Xcode 12 supports SVGs now. Supposedly on iOS 13 they won't rasterized during build.
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by krzat 6y ago
Most likely terrible. You need to gather electricity in one place, send it to the farm, emit some light, plant will absorb 5% of that light, and then 5% of that 5% will end up in the final product.

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