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Musk subpoenaed by U.S. Virgin Islands in Jeffrey Epstein case(thehill.com)
9 points by mhoad 3y ago|0 comments
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by mhoad 3y ago
Work on that is happening here https://github.com/dart-lang/web . I expect it will be fully baked by the time Dart 3.1 drops and in-line classes are a thing as it ends up making a big difference as far as I can tell.
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by mhoad 3y ago
Delphi is most certainly not a solution that anyone is reaching for of any kind of regularity in 2023 but again, if you like it keep using it but I’m more than happy to put Flutter up against Delphi as a way of building user interfaces.
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by mhoad 3y ago
Dev tools is at a minimum https://chromium.googlesource.com/devtools/devtools-frontend...
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by mhoad 3y ago
Are we just debating imperative vs declarative UI patterns? I think that debate was settled a long time ago to be fair. If you happen to like that approach more that’s cool keep using it but it’s not the done thing in any mainstream modern
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by mhoad 3y ago
Historically there was always a bit of a funky story about what JS <-> Dart interop looked like that made it not a particularly practical option for most people. That is about to change however examples here https://youtu.b
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by mhoad 3y ago
https://youtu.be/RcHER-3gFXI Good overview here on the latest state of play out of yesterdays IO content releases
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by mhoad 3y ago
This might also be worth taking a look at, it was extracted from the Stadia codebase when that shut down https://github.com/google/hierarchical-state-machine.dart
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by mhoad 3y ago
Just by way of comparison for a real world example. As far as I know Chrome OS and Chrome itself is more or less all Lit for the UI.
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by mhoad 3y ago
Agree with this comment 100%. Worth noting that “the happy path” is not the same thing as the “standards compliant path” with Vite which is also a pain in the ass.
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by mhoad 3y ago
Dart itself has also made a huge amount of progress in the last 2-3 years and are days away from probably their most significant upgrade ever. Dart is at this stage actually a damned good language. Miles in front of TypeScript for example.
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by mhoad 3y ago
It’s really not an either / or scenario at all. There are tons of really good solutions to this problem that are incredibly affordable but they just aren’t popular in the React ecosystem which is once again off doing its own thing seem
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by mhoad 3y ago
This managed to encapsulate something that has been in the tip of my tongue ever since I first encountered them. That company is just a sea of red flags to me.
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by mhoad 3y ago
This depends on your language of choice a lot but even still I don’t know how much I agree with it. It’s not at all obviously wrong on the surface, there is some setup involved in the sense you’re bringing at a minimum one new tool into you
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by mhoad 3y ago
If you hate cookies you’re going to be posted when you find out what’s happening in native apps. It’s an order of magnitude worse they just don’t have to ask or inform you first
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by mhoad 3y ago
I mean we don’t have to treat this like some hypothetical. They could already do that via Android for years and they didn’t…
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by mhoad 3y ago
No really though… why SHOULD I have the pay the richest company in the world while helping them grow the value of their platform?
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by mhoad 3y ago
Just in case your not already aware this account you are responding to is very “out there” and hard to take in good faith. It’s just one thing after another of absolutely nonsense points like this.
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by mhoad 3y ago
We actually have already had this debate already and came to a whole bunch of conclusions on the topic https://www.un.org/en/about-us/universal-declaration-of-huma...
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by mhoad 3y ago
Maybe you should speak with a little less confidence. Let me quote from the opening paragraphs of the Wikipedia entry for the source you just quoted: “ A fringe website,[23] it is known for misleading reporting[24] and sympathetic coverage
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by mhoad 3y ago
It’s really difficult to pretend this is a serious comment. It’s just so all over the place responding to arguments that no one ever made with a series of facts you seem to have taken from who knows where.
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by mhoad 3y ago
You are responding to a claim that nobody made and then introducing another “fact” that isn’t actually relevant to the conversation. The argument isn’t that all murder stops. It’s that it goes down, dramatically when you remove guns from th
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by mhoad 3y ago
We both understand the concept that the US has more than 1 major social problem at the same time right and that other countries also have comparable levels of gang membership but wildly different murder rates.
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by mhoad 3y ago
And yet… there’s no vehicular homicide crime wave but 8/10 murders in the country involve a gun https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2022/02/03/what-the-da...
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by mhoad 3y ago
The point you seem to be making doesn’t really hold up to even a light level of scrutiny. There is not any evidence what so ever that a person who might commit a murder with a gun would just use the next available option to them such as a k
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by mhoad 3y ago
It’s actually nothing like that at all. People keep bringing it up because the US has the second highest number of gun related deaths of any country in the entire world.
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by mhoad 3y ago
You are just literally making things up at this point…
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by mhoad 4y ago
Do you have anything at all you want to propose in the way of a solution here? We don’t have to just accept that you know.
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Twitter lawyer quits as Musk’s legal woes expand, report says(arstechnica.com)
11 points by mhoad 4y ago|0 comments
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by mhoad 4y ago
Not putting appropriate access controls around that data is a choice and one that I hope they end up paying dearly for in court.

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