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Ideally (IMO) you want your app to be recognisable - using plain material design feels bland - sort of like programmer art - as a user I'd gravitate towards a more custom/tailored look - when done well it communicates effort and
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https://mono.company/design/introducing-mono-icons/ I just read through their announcement and it seems reasonable, material icons are overused and OSS icons available don't provide design guidelines for exte
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6y ago
Maybe it's synced with FF account ?
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6y ago
If by can run you mean half of the hardware doesn't work on linux and the drivers are shit on Windows then yes. And I doubt this will be the case on ARM. Apple is quickly turning from pushing he at a premium to pushing HW and services
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6y ago
>I would hate to have to reason about the 250 possible errors coming from every single library underneath my app, especially when the immense majority of those are better left to be solved by the user (e.g. file cannot be opened because
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6y ago
>you are pretty much forced to describe the view from scratch in JSX. That's just not true, I've just finished working on a client project creating a migration scaffold between react and angular-js - like someone mentioned abov
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6y ago
That's a straw man argument, just because an employee isn't allowed to bring politics to work doesn't mean they can't be politically active on their own time.
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6y ago
I mean this is a toy you put on for leasure (a tool at best but at that point you'll probably invest more money and not use a FB product) if it's not a satisfactory experience I stop using it
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6y ago
I can see that, but TBH I already use their products, the benefit outweigh the cost so not much changes here.
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>That'll get infuriating very quickly. And as soon it does I stop using it. As for reverse engineering my preferences I'm not sure I care honestly - if it means ads I get are more relevant it might even be a good thing. I don&#
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6y ago
I do but it's still present in plenty of places - mobile especially. I prefer paid as removal options if I use the service (YT premium, Spotify, etc.)
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6y ago
What's the privacy concern here ? Facebook knows what I do in VR ? I don't necessarily want that but TBH I don't really care about it either - I don't plan on using it for anything compromising anyway and I'm bombar
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6y ago
Not true at all - EU does make things simpler but it's still very different legal systems, currencies and even languages.
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6y ago
It's not the fact that it can happen but that there are agencies and it's a growing business in the region shows you how bad it is
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Sure but the US has plenty of advantages over EU and EU is quite bad in some regards as well (especially with regards to equality across the EU - US is usually grouped together but people seem to be talking west Europe and Scandinavian coun
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6y ago
> I'd love to work for a UK company and support investment in the UK more, but the pay and working conditions just aren't competitive (how crazy does that sound, saying I have to go to North American companies to get better wor
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6y ago
Seeing their market performance I have no doubt they could get capital for R&D
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Well UNIX (or Linux more importantly) is "losing" C, C++ and more recently Rust are slowly displacing it. It's still probably going to be the ABI everything is based on but the language itself is not a first choice for many a
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EU is going to ban ARM chips ? Or impose sanctions/tariffs ? What do you think those will be transformed to ? Higher mobile prices for EU citizens for no apparent reason and no reasonable alternatives. And to what end ? EU has no playe
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6y ago
I see nothing wrong with this, why would I write algorithm X from memory or taking my best guess at it on the spot, isn't the whole point of learning them recognising when are they applicable and how to find them quickly ?
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Span/Memory/ValeTask and friends were motivated by optimization push for ASP.NET core, they were serious about getting to the top of some benchmarks.
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>If I buy a laptop and I have to crack all the passwords first to get access to the system then that would not be considered 'owning it' in any normal sense of the term. I think a better comparison would be a locked bootloader
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6y ago
Even if they fix this problem in Apple watch, Samsung watch isn't going to get it, neither will Google Wear, or Garmin, or Withings, etc. I feel like this space would benefit so much from some sort of generally available components