rhodysurf

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by rhodysurf 6y ago
That would for sure get me to pay for it tbh never even thought of that as a feature
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by rhodysurf 6y ago
Why would I choose listen to the radio with ads when I can listen to music without ads instead?
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by rhodysurf 6y ago
This is exactly my experience working on CFD software with hydrodynamics phds haha they don’t care about the “little” things and will allocate and copy shit everywhere
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by rhodysurf 6y ago
This is what I do too for my site and app. Its soooo flexible
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by rhodysurf 6y ago
I work in a domain where we do tons of computational work in C++. With everyhting being webified now, a C++ backend for a web app would actually be exactly what I need to expose data via rest for a modern frontend.
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by rhodysurf 6y ago
It’s worth noting that if iOS allowed for setting default apps like other operating system this wouldn’t be as much of an issue because then I could always open a reddit link in the app of my choice and no longer need the clipboard workflow
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by rhodysurf 6y ago
Thats what the Hey! email app tried to do and they got denied by App Review saying users must be able to use the app without paying if there is no payment option in the app.
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by rhodysurf 6y ago
That’s his point... on iOS you can’t publish outside of the App Store, which cripples it as a platform
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by rhodysurf 6y ago
All of those things you mentioned exist outside of major cities.
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by rhodysurf 6y ago
yes
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by rhodysurf 7y ago
I work with colleagues in Hawaii all the time, and my office is on the east coast. There are days when it really clicks and Hawaii folks can pickup right where I left off when I go home and the company gets like a 14 hour work day. But for
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by rhodysurf 7y ago
Using d3 (without selections) with react has enabled me to make some awesome visualizations for my react/react-native apps and I just wanted to say thank you. d3 makes it hard to go back to doing similar things in other languages.
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by rhodysurf 7y ago
I have!!! I use d3 and react (and react native!!) together with SVG to create the charts on my site here: https://hopewaves.app I learned from this repo https://github.com/sxywu/react-d3-example/tree&#x
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by rhodysurf 7y ago
Manual memory management is the most important difference
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by rhodysurf 7y ago
true... sorry I forgot that monster still exists
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by rhodysurf 7y ago
JetBrains IDEs are all by far the most clunky of all the choices.
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by rhodysurf 7y ago
I disagree and would love to run arbitrary code on a device I own.
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by rhodysurf 7y ago
Yup and it sucks becauee its completely arbitrary and apples decision that it isnt unleashed. If I could I would use my iPad like 9/10 times vs my Macbook
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by rhodysurf 7y ago
Yeah im gunna try that soon when I have a little time
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by rhodysurf 7y ago
But why does that have to be how it is? Why shouldnt I be able to compile c++ programs, go programs, etc? needing an ipa is an arbitrary restriction dev wise Also you can run js, node, etc just fine right now on an iPad (but not node and th
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by rhodysurf 7y ago
Its a good editor but theres no auto completion, debugging, ability to compile, etc
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by rhodysurf 7y ago
I use a digital ocean droplet over mosh with tmux and vim for some things and that works pretty well but its annoying not having vscode or sublime to use for sure
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by rhodysurf 7y ago
Last gen iPad Pros already have USB-C
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by rhodysurf 7y ago
Here it is: https://stripe.com/docs/stripe-js/elements/payment-request-b... . I am using it right now for a client and it makes integration mind numbingly easy. Got it working with Apple Pay in production in
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by rhodysurf 7y ago
IDK about virtual machines and why this isnt allowed. But related is how this app works that is a c compiler for iOS and is in the app store: https://www.reddit.com/r/iOSProgramming/comments/dr5bxi/app_..
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by rhodysurf 7y ago
Expo is also completely different and within the rules. They arent installing apps, they are simply loading JS and running it like any RN app could do. They just make it easy by pre-bundling deps so that they can be loaded on the fly. Its l
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by rhodysurf 7y ago
Interpreted code is fine for most cases, but compiling is a big no no. Which is unfortunate and limiting
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by rhodysurf 7y ago
hes talking about iOS
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by rhodysurf 7y ago
I have done the same switch recently and I react native has been a lot of fun to learn. Especially knowing native iOS and android it makes rn sooo powerful cuz you can expose whatever you want.
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by rhodysurf 7y ago
Theyve said Fabric comes out probably mid 2020 I think, which I am hopeful for

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