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by yumraj 2y ago
First they have to gain critical mass. Not sure what was Expo’s initial pricing like.
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by yumraj 2y ago
Yes, their pricing/licensing is not ideal at the moment, IMHO of course. They need to build critical mass and hence initial tinkering should be as friction free as possible. Landscape is full of alternatives so people need to get start
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by yumraj 2y ago
So far all looks interesting. The only thing that I’m still wrapping my head around is the pricing/licensing for “indie” If I may suggest, instead of 6 month audit and machine locked license, perhaps something like where license is nee
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by yumraj 2y ago
Makes sense.. so any limitations are going to be on Android side, which if I understand correctly can just be implemented directly in Kotlin.
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by yumraj 2y ago
That I had understood, I was looking for what @abewhite replied.
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by yumraj 2y ago
How does it work in practice? In other words the Swift app will keep developing, requiring constant Android app generation via transpilation. Does it keep track of generated and manually edited parts or will that step on each other?
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by yumraj 2y ago
Have not read the docs, but what’s the reason for that? Is it not just a transpiler, since then it should work at any stage. No?
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by yumraj 2y ago
Given that this is now production ready, any limitations one needs to be aware of? Please feel free to point to a doc that may already answer that.
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by yumraj 2y ago
> infiniband Or I guess even RoCE
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by yumraj 2y ago
Rest of your advice is good. But, regarding > Honestly, no one is going to use this. - you're in a restaurant, you look at the menu… IMHO, you’re making a lot of assumptions, the primary being that it’ll be used while in the restaur
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by yumraj 2y ago
I’ve used Feather, worked out OK for me. I have a couple of other blades I prefer though.
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by yumraj 2y ago
Slant razors, like the Merkur slant, are also slightly angled for an easier shave. I have one and can vouch for it.
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by yumraj 2y ago
> Ruby's not Python :( You mean Ruby's not Emerald ;)
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by yumraj 2y ago
Initially no, perhaps because I could guess based on prior discussions on Mg. But, reread after reading your comment and yes I can see that it can cause confusion. They should have been more clear in the title.
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by yumraj 2y ago
A spaceship?
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Volcano erupts in Russia after 7.0-magnitude earthquake(cnn.com)
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by yumraj 2y ago
> I'm also self-taught, finally taking formal math/physics coursework in my 30s to fill in the gaps. How did you take CS70? Are you enrolled as an undergrad/grad student?
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by yumraj 2y ago
Several options: 1) find a fractional sales/marketing firm. They may need a retainer and monthly fees but you can also negotiate outcome based commission and early termination in case they don’t deliver 2) if you have to give equity, I
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by yumraj 2y ago
Your spouse can get her own card. Having said that, this will probably piss me off. Why can’t the cashier do this and deny at the time of purchase. Costco’s customer friendliness is why I shop there, and this is not customer friendly. Seems
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by yumraj 2y ago
I kill LinkedIn tabs via task manager all the time. Yes, that is how I had figured out that it’s the culprit in almost 100% of the cases. In fact just killing the tab and refreshing/reloading it helps, when I need that tab.
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by yumraj 2y ago
Looks like the user, Hazel, is not using LinkedIn, which for me is the number one culprit when it comes to CPU and memory usage. If my fan starts running fast, every time it is due to one or more LinkedIn tab running at 100% CPU, on Mac. Th
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by yumraj 2y ago
Please see my topmost point where I say: Yes, actually they should be put to vote rather than be decided by the city council or whatever. I’ll obviously vote against, but let the majority decide.
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by yumraj 2y ago
I have lot of software engineering experience and I’m working on something for which I decided to use Rails where I had zero prior experience in either Ruby or Rails. I’ve been using Claude for help. Here’s what my personal experience: it’s
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by yumraj 2y ago
> You don’t have to! You’re welcome to not pay your taxes. And here I thought we were having a rational discussion. Interestingly the rest of your argument is talking about voting and outcome, which is what my whole original point was ab
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by yumraj 2y ago
Why should I pay, via my taxes, to build stadiums that lead to profits for private team owners and other corporations. > Remember that while the stadium might be paid for publicly there are still many other costs which aren’t. This is wh
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by yumraj 2y ago
> Put a stadium bond or tax or whatever on the ballot Yes, actually they should be put to vote rather than be decided by the city council or whatever. I’ll obviously vote against, but let the majority decide. OTOH, if they are funded by
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by yumraj 2y ago
This gives a new meaning to heavy heart
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by yumraj 2y ago
> Of course, that fee doesn't show up directly on your bill. But you still pay ultimately it. Unless I’m charged a lower cash price vs a higher credit card price, no, I’m not really ultimately paying it. You may be correct at a macr
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by yumraj 2y ago
> How can we even call it aggression for China to act in the China Sea Weird logic. I’m assuming you’ll be OK if India lays claim to the entire Indian Ocean.
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by yumraj 2y ago
Slightly off topic, but curious, is “Turkish” still spelled like that after Turkey’s name change to Türkiye?

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