raspasov

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by raspasov 5y ago
Subscribed.
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by raspasov 5y ago
At-will employment. If you don't like, go do something else.
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by raspasov 5y ago
You don't read a post that GOOD on HN often. Very well done!
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by raspasov 5y ago
"Don't work" ? Perhaps a more accurate title is "are not the most popular?"
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by raspasov 5y ago
The biggest problem in the USA is that we do not have big problems.
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by raspasov 5y ago
This! My guess is this is more wealth and range of experience than 99% of the people on this forum. I encourage everyone to read this comment.
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by raspasov 5y ago
>>> US highway speeds are crazy Crazy as in high or low? I-5 between San Francisco and LA is about ~70mph limit. That's ~113km/h. A lot of highways in Europe are often at 130km/h sometimes going up to 140km/h li
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by raspasov 5y ago
In terms of Flexbox, this guide in the React Native documentation is BY FAR the best guide I've seen anywhere. It tells you just the right amount of things you need to know to be productive. https://reactnative.dev/docs
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by raspasov 5y ago
I agree. Definitely longer track record.
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by raspasov 5y ago
Do you think the value that we all attribute to gold is not a figment of our collective beliefs? If not, where do you think it derives its value from?
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by raspasov 5y ago
Yes, you have a point. I think there’s no fundamental limitation today why everything can’t be indexed. There’s definitely some overhead to updating the indices on every insert of course, but that’s probably a relatively fixed ~O(1) cost in
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by raspasov 5y ago
No it's not ok. But the people who didn't add indices maybe even had all the basic training on DS and algos. But they were simply either incompetent or more likely simply careless and didn't give a sh_t. Because adding indice
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by raspasov 5y ago
Now that's a good analogy with the orchestra being like a big-co! My thoughts exactly.
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by raspasov 5y ago
Thank you for the informative explanation!
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by raspasov 5y ago
Not an expert on Iron Maiden (I do enjoy various metal/heavy rock) but just a casual read through Wikipedia doesn't scream "music theory as the cornerstone of their success". A forced analogy that I think does not really
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by raspasov 5y ago
Yes, I've been using DataScript (which uses this flavor of Datalog) to store and query the data locally in my iOS app in the last few months. DataScript works well but you need to know how to use it. Benchmarks would entirely depend on
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by raspasov 5y ago
This is an amazing website. That's how I learned the basics of Datalog.
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by raspasov 5y ago
Yes, fair enough. Not a perfect analogy.
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by raspasov 5y ago
I've done and ran 2 medium sized apps on both iOS and Android and have never ran into such problems. While not impossible, that's akin to saying that if you run the JVM on MacOS vs Linux, there's a chance of different behavio
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by raspasov 5y ago
RN used to have a lot of issues years ago (~2015-2016 or so) with different layout rendering between iOS and Android. Since they re-wrote their layout engine to be the same codebase across Android and iOS this has been 99% fixed in my exper
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by raspasov 5y ago
The Coinbase iOS app looks nice and the attention to detail looks to be at a good level. It's a nice surprise that it's written in React Native. Well done to their team!
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by raspasov 5y ago
Right on point. I have done a lot of React Native but never tried to mix native + React Native (with the exception of the occasional native feature in a mostly RN project). Mixing an old native project with RN, doing a so called "slow
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by raspasov 5y ago
Have you worked with React Native or done other mobile development?
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by raspasov 5y ago
How would you classify or describe your type of thinking?
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by raspasov 5y ago
Whoever says this is falling into a "limited resources" type of fallacy and is stuck in some form of local-maximum thinking. It's one of the big failures of economics that it treats resources as "finite". There&#x27
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by raspasov 5y ago
Or we might discover that brains are not so fundamentally different and most of the differences arise from the environment? It's the centuries old nature vs nurture debate. Perhaps that is the wrong question to ask. I agree both extrem
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by raspasov 5y ago
Yes. The slow down was real and very significant and it lasted hours. It was not people freaking out for no reason.
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by raspasov 5y ago
Well I've been developing iOS apps for a long time, and updated many times. I don't remember anything as dramatic as this!
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by raspasov 5y ago
That's potentially a good idea. It could even be hidden in the developer section, since those are the people most likely to notice.
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by raspasov 5y ago
Yes... I remember back in the day I had terminal with root access on a jailbroken iPhone. You could install almost any package on your phone via terminal.

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