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by teg4n_ 4y ago
Here, this link explicitly says it https://ubuntu.com/blog/flutter-and-ubuntu-so-far >making Flutter the default choice for future Canonical mobile and desktop apps. The other link was more up-to-date about the stat
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by teg4n_ 4y ago
I would hope Linux support is decent since Ubuntu is supposed to be adopting Flutter as their default choice for UI https://ubuntu.com/blog/bring-multi-platform-apps-to-linux-d...
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by teg4n_ 4y ago
Looks like PG finally took an Introduction to Philosophy class.
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by teg4n_ 4y ago
Why do due diligence when the CEO plays League of Legends during meetings and that is supposed to make him a super genius.
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What a totally rational way to run a company.
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Unless Musk is giving existing workers a ton of ISOs I don’t see why they should care at all how Twitter does at this point. A worker being excited about a shakeup entailing significantly less freedom, and significantly more work, stress an
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by teg4n_ 4y ago
I can’t wait for the real life Westworld reality series the Discovery CEO green lights to replace it /s
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maybe they should be
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by teg4n_ 4y ago
feedbin gives you an email address to use for newsletters that will show up in your rss feed. it’s also nice.
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by teg4n_ 4y ago
The privilege is shooting rockets into space, not working for Musk. I hardly doubt anyone thinks it would worth it to get treated like shit _and_ work on Twitter, but I guess we'll see!
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From “passwordless” to maybe 1Password, as a treat.
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I’m primarily a frontend developer. The task i hate most is dev-ops like stuff and dealing with Aws in any capacity. If i was to create a start up I would 100% use something like this or Supabase.
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by teg4n_ 4y ago
I’m pretty sure The Economist never attributes an author in their articles. The author is supposed to be “The Economist”
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Neither does yours (or mine).
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They have plans similar to GoogleFi as well.
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Us Mobile is very competitive. I use a pooled data plan tho instead of “unlimited” because it’s only $2/gig and i typically use way less than what i would need to to make the unlimited plans worth it. I end up paying $30-$40 a month to
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by teg4n_ 4y ago
You can make a pretty good prediction based on the people in the court and their political opinions which makes poised an accurate assessment.
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Imagine a world where people work from home but aren’t socially isolated because they spend time with their families, friends, and local communities rather than whoever they happen to be working with at the time.
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by teg4n_ 4y ago
the board agreed with the sale which is what the poison pill was meant to do (prevent the sale without board approval). This makes no sense
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I don’t think companies just get to decide to be a utility company anyway. It is clearly a play to disregard responsibility. If governments started treating them like a utility and started requiring things like free services to people who d
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by teg4n_ 4y ago
What does asdf have to do with package management? It’s only a version manager as far as I know and one of the suggested ways to install asdf is to install it with brew
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by teg4n_ 4y ago
The whole motto of the web is “don’t break the web”. Backwards compatibility is taken very seriously. If a new browser version breaks an old site it’s a bug.
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by teg4n_ 4y ago
Nah there is a difference between bitter and lonely and rejecting what’s available to you because you have self esteem.
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by teg4n_ 4y ago
Malcolm Gladwell constantly makes up shit so I don’t see why this would be any different.
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by teg4n_ 4y ago
Why the hell are they punting erotica to a different store. God I hate this major corporation puritan bs.
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by teg4n_ 4y ago
Sure they could ship games in electron that render to canvas and use wasm, otherwise yes they are entirely different use cases. Desktop UIs are mostly static. Web renderers are actually quite good at rendering mostly static UIs in an access
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by teg4n_ 4y ago
Damn I wonder why they don’t use WinForms or Qt either? Could it be that it’s an entirely different use case than a regular desktop application?
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by teg4n_ 4y ago
Not having to deal with AWS is one major convenience. But with any of these kinds of services, you will end up paying a premium for the convenience.
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The “dispute” over the credibility of the last election is fabricated and not based on any concrete fact other than that Trump lost and didn’t like that. Also entire states rely on mail in voting as the primary method of voting. If mail in
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by teg4n_ 4y ago
Weird add to grind. States have had mail in voting for years and it has not been a problem.

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