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   by wg0 2y ago

   Kotlin can't be called from Java land?
2. 512.▲
   by wg0 2y ago

   Why they wouldn't use React Native?
3. 513.▲
   by wg0 2y ago

   Good question. But I still believe a percentage based revenue share would have been a far greater deal than none at all.
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   by wg0 2y ago

   Were these cloud companies, their product managers and execs were not ethical enough to contribute let's say just 2% of the revenue to the base open source projects and even directly label it as "Open Source Sustainability Surchar
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   by wg0 2y ago

   Not happening. Tools almost never generate what you want. And you can't tweak anything unless you understand that deeply.
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   by wg0 2y ago

   They matter as much as good quality code matters. Even more so actually.
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   by wg0 2y ago

   Breaking news - full support for custom elements. Web components that is.
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   Nativewind – Tailwind for ReactNative(nativewind.dev)

   2 points by wg0 2y ago|0 comments
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   by wg0 2y ago

   It is basically soaring because there's a drive to pull things from China. That is posting lots of economic activity for sure. Others in contrast aren't in that race to cordon off from China.
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    by wg0 2y ago

    Yes the app itself is Remix.
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    by wg0 2y ago

    Google is not coming slow... This is magic. As a casual gamer and someone wanting to make my own game, this is black magic. Lighting, gravity, character animation and what not internalized by the model... from a single image...!
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    by wg0 2y ago

    OpenAI moved away from NextJS I think towards Remix.
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    by wg0 2y ago

    Most of these investments will stall or would go bust as well. I'd say 2026-2027 would be the year of AI startups going bust given that the hype stays and coffers don't go dry.
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    by wg0 2y ago

    That's the best practical joke I have ever heard!
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    by wg0 2y ago

    AI winter is here. Almost.
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    by wg0 2y ago

    Intel can't afford some two cups of coffee per employee per day or 40 cups a month per employee?
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    by wg0 2y ago

    This would suggest that everyone laid off in recent waves were mostly under performers or over paid?
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    by wg0 2y ago

    And it can record 100 years of music or 25000 hours. That's a whole lot. Very useful device. I'll probably order it once I get my piano back.
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    by wg0 2y ago

    I'd be more concerned about pricing and vendor lock-in. Haven't tried SST though. I doubt if it works always flawlessly because even plain old terraform might get stuck in complicated dependency graphs failing to destroy or create
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    by wg0 2y ago

    This is amazing... I am much away from .NET world so can someone elaborate how does it get from C# to browser? All I see is this main.js[0] and everything is drawn on a canvas! (probably explains why text is not as sharp as I remember back
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    by wg0 2y ago

    "Word"
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    by wg0 2y ago

    So web apps can make Linux sys calls? Or its about Chrome OS?
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    by wg0 2y ago

    Is this "VC less" AI IDE?
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    by wg0 2y ago

    This is the most accurate replication I have ever seen of Windows 98. Wish there's one for Windows 2000 and Windows XP.
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    by wg0 2y ago

    Oh man ... The arrogant confidence of tech bros in arrays of floating point numbers is a sight to behold. This surely would go into history's museums as one of the most iconic relics of the era.
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    by wg0 2y ago

    Can't get this fetish with on premise work when the code you write is on your machine, the systems you deploy to are in a data centre you don't know the exact location of. If Linux kernel can be developed remotely spanning over se
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    by wg0 2y ago

    This only wants me to go back to gnome and try/create apps as I see fit. Alternative is using C with Glade designer[0] but I guess this covers almost everything already. [0]. https://help.gnome.org/users/glade3&#x2
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    by wg0 2y ago

    Hooks are complicated to reason about and Sevelte has advantage of a compiler. It can decide whatever syntax and then transform it into JS so there's that which allows Svelte components to be in three distinct parts - logic, markup and
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    by wg0 2y ago

    So it is kind of LLM but audio LLM where prompt is audio and generated output is audio too?
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    by wg0 2y ago

    Linus being generous - it however is actually 99% marketing, one percent reality. - The text output generated by LLMs is immediately recognisable, is not reliable enough that you hand it over writing wikis on any legal, technical or financi