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by mhoad 4y ago
To be fair have you seen republican policies towards teachers and education in general. Of course nobody would ever intentionally pick that for themselves and their profession.
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by mhoad 4y ago
You seem to be rather confused about how unions actually work, this is one of many comments from you in this thread that kind of reads like you got all of your exposure to unions from a Ben Shapiro video or something.
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by mhoad 4y ago
N is also the power to negotiate in that equation in order to improve S. Increasing N makes total sense in that scenario.
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by mhoad 4y ago
https://stackoverflow.blog/2022/02/21/why-flutter-is-the-mos... The total opposite thing happened in reality.
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by mhoad 4y ago
Under active development but still at an early stage, last I looked they were solving problems like standardising various configuration APIs file formats etc so a long way it seems from a daily driver let’s say. However, maybe a year or so
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ICIJ investigation into Uber based on leaked documents(icij.org)
12 points by mhoad 4y ago|1 comments
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by mhoad 4y ago
Google have actually followed a similar model for like ten years now with like 10,000 temp workers following this 172 manual to essentially as the basis to train a lot of their ranking models. [1] https://static.googleusercontent
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by mhoad 4y ago
I love how this is a problem that a huge number of people have worked on for around 20 years and have thrown stupid amounts of money at and people just jump in and boldly proclaim that they have the answers that just popped into their mind.
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by mhoad 4y ago
Add this topic to the ever growing list of topics that are just blind faith nonsense every time they come up. See also: - Apple - Elon Musk - Electron - React - Intelligence agencies - Cryptocurrency - Literally anything outside of tech whe
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by mhoad 4y ago
Also a comment from May saying that it’s under active development at the moment.
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by mhoad 4y ago
This is like the PGP debate in the security community back in the day, where they generally agreed that while this all works great in theory it’s actually a lot of work to do it correctly and mistakes at any stage are incredibly costly so d
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by mhoad 4y ago
Just for contrast Ford is adding 6,000 new jobs. Unions make a big difference https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes.com/2022/06/02/busi...
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by mhoad 4y ago
Everyone seemed sooo eager to shit on this guy as some unhinged religious nut bag who couldn’t tell fact from fiction but it’s weird to see how detached that narrative has been from the claims he is ACTUALLY making.
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by mhoad 4y ago
Along what metrics is the question. As far as I know it’s: - less popular ( https://gist.github.com/tkrotoff/93f5278a4e8df7e5f6928eff986... ) - worse performance - much more frustrating developer experience (inherently s
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by mhoad 4y ago
Agreed, this is also my timeline for Flutter web becoming a more serious contender. There are one or two other technologies/ standards that are an important piece of the puzzle like the accessibility object model to start to decouple a
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by mhoad 4y ago
For maybe a single weeks worth of investment you could pick up Dart (the learning curve is tiny) and have that exact same value proposition of write once and run anywhere but with many other substantial advantages on top of it. Here’s a com
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by mhoad 4y ago
I’m really waiting for WebGPU and WASM with garbage collection to land in the browser across the board. I think both of those technologies are going to be key to unlocking a the power of Flutter web.
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by mhoad 4y ago
I just saw a bunch of numbers last night that suggested Flutter had taken the title as more popular and had it beat fairly comprehensively in terms of developer experience and performance. I’m trying to find it now but not having a lot of l
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by mhoad 4y ago
Because the way that you will ultimately have to scale something like PostgreSQL for example is going to end up with eventual consistency which Firestore doesn’t have to deal with.
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by mhoad 4y ago
I’m pretty involved in Dart these days which is what Bob works on full time now, it’s one of my favourite things about the language, there are so many freaking smart people on a totally different level doing some very cool stuff behind the
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by mhoad 4y ago
I don’t think UAE is particularly well known for taking a hands off approach. They almost certainly have an unspoken arrangement in exchange for an otherwise drama free existence there.
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by mhoad 4y ago
I use Cloud Run which has all of this built into it by default. https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/serverless/cloud-run-...
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by mhoad 4y ago
That is not how any of this works.
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by mhoad 4y ago
This is some completely made up bullshit for the record.
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by mhoad 4y ago
I think the particular argument is that this exact lack of accountability was a mistake and allowed a lot of bad outcomes for a lot of people and only worked for those who already had the power to begin with.
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Flutter: Build native apps for any platform(flutter.dev)
3 points by mhoad 4y ago|0 comments
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by mhoad 4y ago
Cool that’s what I wanted to clarify. Thank you.
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by mhoad 4y ago
Throwing the black hat on for a moment surely I would just move towards the subdependencies of these popular gems (which realistically is where you would be targeting anyways I imagine) and can fairly reliably expect that my malicious chang
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by mhoad 4y ago
I should have mentioned this in the original post but the missing piece of the puzzle to help close that gap is Buildpacks https://buildpacks.io/ which gets you out of the path of having to think about creating containers a
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by mhoad 4y ago
I don’t know the AWS ecosystem but in the meantime on GCP at least just use Cloud Run rather than Cloud Functions and keep whatever run time you want and pick up a bunch of other benefits in the process. Their latest version of Cloud Functi

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