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by nsonha 3y ago
It would be nice but the problem is not that big of a deal if you use any of the community libraries they mentioned.
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by nsonha 3y ago
or a computer virus :)
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by nsonha 3y ago
You and I can both claim opposite things without citation, but we both know which is closer to reality based on what skill is on demand in the job market and what's LOGICALLY required to make web apps with such and such capabilities.
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by nsonha 3y ago
is this a joke? People are worried about nuclear plants on land with banks of maintenance facilities and buffer land. Fukushima, one of the worst nuclear dissaters in history, is famous because of how exposed the plant is to the water. Like
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by nsonha 3y ago
which is the wrong way to do it. The source of truth for a state, that determines the style, should be... well a state, most likely in memory. It should not be a visual representation of that state (what element is rendered in side). When y
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by nsonha 3y ago
Sorry you said not interested but I have to comment on this > disagree that HTML has "failed" in almost any sense The web was born in html, at some point web development skill shifted from it to mostly js. Why do you think that
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by nsonha 3y ago
an imperative language that is DSL-friendly, such as kotlin and jetpack compose, or just functional languages, like ClojureScript's Reagent. JSX is fine too. It's gotten a lot a bad rap because of React, but looping and conditions
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by nsonha 3y ago
html is not a DATA representation, it's not designed that way and it would actually be way more noisy if attemps to represent all the hidden states of the DOM.
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by nsonha 3y ago
When do people understand "declarative" is a style not a property of some language? As the language, "declarative" xml and by extension, html has failed in every single platform (the web, android, iOS), which is why in a
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by nsonha 3y ago
I like Gnome's default look (rounded cornesrs and sensible font size comparing to, say, KDE's) but I hate that it copied the stupid MacOS layout with the menubar and dock, so wasteful. DEs in the 90s, including Gnome itself were f
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by nsonha 3y ago
Some people have an opportunity to undo twitter’s damage to the world and they just build another twitter? Lame.
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by nsonha 3y ago
Come to think of it, twitter is an annotation system, implemented in the shittiest way possible.
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by nsonha 3y ago
Advice for people making the next Linux phone: be generous with specs. 4G of RAM is pathetic even for just a phone. For a LINUX phone, people want to plug it in a monitor and run desktop grade software on it, they don't just want the t
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by nsonha 3y ago
I guess people never upgrade Spark? Because once they do, what will prevents their prompts to generate different code and fail mysteriously?
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by nsonha 3y ago
the point is that the workflow was previously achieved with a single application whose design/feature set, pricing, and support policy are rarely changed or changed 5 times less often.
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by nsonha 3y ago
Maybe it's just me but I hate the word "creative". I don't like that engineers are refered to by the same word that describes actors, poets etc. Problem solving is subposed to be rational/unsurprising, most of the t
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by nsonha 3y ago
Would be sad if this turns out to be just another phone with "up to 16G of RAM" only to be wasted on stupid things like gaming and have no hardware capability for desktop mode or KVM.
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by nsonha 3y ago
but "iPhone 14/14 Pro and the Samsung Galaxy S23" ARE compact phones. At least by modern standard. They're not talked about as such because they're flagships deliberately made smaller so Apple and Samsung can charge
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by nsonha 3y ago
One thing I love about galaxy S series is their desktop mode. Has that been standard android yet? How's the desktop mode in zenphone?. I'm using S10E, one of the very few compact phones left and zenphone is the obvious next choice
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by nsonha 3y ago
I'm guessing same to why everyone else does that: they want to abstract away the platform. To some people platform intricacies are uninteresting comparing to the problem they are solving, so their abstractions aim to express their prob
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by nsonha 3y ago
E-bikes are neither commute vehicles (not confortable to sit on) nor sport equipments (whose utility is to improve public health). They're just hobbyist tech thingies that contribute to e-waste. Why subsidise them? Electric motorbike i
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by nsonha 3y ago
yes it did that because sqlite is (was) an embeded db, the whole point of projects like this is to elevate sqlite from that status? NO?
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by nsonha 3y ago
How is this that neither the document, nor the comments here address the issue with permission aka one user potentially corrupt other users data
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by nsonha 3y ago
There is a linux arm build for the cli but not the desktop app?
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by nsonha 3y ago
I could be wrong but key value is so simple there is nothing to lock-in
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by nsonha 3y ago
if classical history is required to be able to foresee such a thing, then maybe people've lost their common sense.
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by nsonha 3y ago
It's to respond to the remark that people are simping for Apple while in fact, they're just after a good arm-based laptop.
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by nsonha 3y ago
What do you mean?
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by nsonha 3y ago
well obviously not a machine with 4GB of RAM running outdated CPU
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by nsonha 3y ago
ANY arm processor, do tell

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