wiseowise

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by wiseowise 4mo ago
How can Kotlin do it?
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
2 seconds is an eternity for a check since the last edit. I expect IDE to respond real time as I type.
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
2 seconds is bonkers to check a single file.
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
X rewrote Y in Rust is the new “Blazing fast Y written in Rust”.
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
They absolutely do, you’re just looking at the leafs of the tree.
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
> I see no argument whatsoever in the piece as to why this is the case, just an emphatic declaration. We’ve heard Claude is good enough now that you no longer need SE and founders will just do their coding for a year already. It hasn’t h
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
Let’s make it clear right away: none of them are building a “hit app”. Maybe one in a million does, but it’s the same as winning a lottery. TikTok grifters will just siphon commission for the video and move on. It’s a clear MLM, you can see
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
> can someone tell me the actual market size for technophiles who I think are only people who use this stuff? Approximately zero. Grifters, FOMO driven technophiles, and wannabe "founders" jumped on the bandwagon because it was
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
Just visit any (sparse) Dutch events, like King’s day, you’ll see what it means when people self-organize.
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
This has nothing to do with gender equality. You don’t see any apparatchik wives on the pictures.
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
Did they get them, though? And at what cost?
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
> There was an Amazon UXR study that floated around ~8 years ago that said the only things people care about from a voice assistant are music, weather, and alarms. That’s all cool, but once we implement those how can we keep making money
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
> Some believed that AI can drop costs And it did! For companies, not for you.
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
Nothing wrong, unless you have intact brain.
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
Carmack replies to slop generated by slop account. What a time to be alive.
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
https://fluentreports.com/blog/?p=1304 And for web just open any Flutter web app: https://demo.invoiceninja.com/
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
Multiple generations of your family will be long dead before last JS instruction gets executed. Unless there's going to happen a global thermonuclear war. I still bet on JS surviving over most humans.
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
> Flutter exists too, and supports iOS and Android in addition to the desktop OSes. The dev time is pretty fast too imo. Flutter is a joke on the web, and it consumes as much as Electron, sometimes worse, on a desktop.
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
But Niki, nobody cares about animations! Apparently caring about details is labeled "OCD" now, and "just make it good enough, we'll fix this later".
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
Yet whenever I take a look at some random React/mobile project it is impossible to build after upgrade.
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
So basically you don't have a life outside of the job? > now really unfixable because I am a bit too old How old is a bit too old? I know 50+ colleagues doing sports and traveling just fine.
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Creating Godot Games on Android(godotengine.org)
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
I know a guy who did all what you've listed and the only thing he received was a burnout.
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
> I also believe that being too helpful leaves you vulnerable to predators. Tech companies are full of people who want to extract uncompensated work from software engineers4. This is different from work that arrives via normal channels,
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
Are you working in mines of Uganda? No? Then you do have actual control.
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
Why? The moment you touch the code you become responsible for it. Can't count how many times I fixed something on a goodwill and then became responsible for it.
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
“Software developers” and “software engineers” distinction has the same energy when one uses to pat oneself on a back when they call themselves “expat” instead of an “immigrant”. You write code, all the huff and puff around “architecturing”
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
This is all for your security! Right? Right…?
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
I hate Windows with passion and can still acknowledge that it is an outstanding product.
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by wiseowise 4mo ago
> brother, we are all walking around with a supercomputer in our pocket thats capable of accessing the sum total of human knowledge and yet we're still stuck with people who think the earth is flat. And even more people believe ther

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