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151.
by zerr 11mo ago
"Experience in game dev" is usually for the cultural side - so you are open to being underpaid :)
152.
by zerr 11mo ago
Besides not wanting to give most enjoyable part of the work to LLMs, reviewing LLM-generated code is much more daunting compared to writing the code yourself. So, I only use it for a very narrow and specific 2-3 liners, e.g. some arcane Win
153.
by zerr 11mo ago
I believe those who write C++ have already installed their favorite IDE or editor.
154.
by zerr 11mo ago
Why such a simple UI utility app needed a VSCodium/Electron UI? The author seems to be well versed in Win32 API, so why not just learn the GUI part as well? It's not that hard.
155.
by zerr 11mo ago
I also do miss the Windows 7 Aero theme.
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by zerr 11mo ago
One thing I don't like when it comes to Golang jobs - it is rare to see pure software engineering positions. For some reason, most Go jobs requirements include AWS, Kubernetes/Docker, CI/CD setup, etc... DevOps stuff, which i
157.
by zerr 11mo ago
As a C++ dev, such comments reinforce my hesitation to pick up either Go or Rust seriously :) It seems I already have the golden middle after all.
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by zerr 11mo ago
Interesting. One would thing, "script kiddies" would be more common among Pythonistas. On the other hand, .NET might be more user-friendly, so that devs are productive even without the knowledge of what's going on under the h
159.
by zerr 11mo ago
Do you measure that standard by leetcode?
160.
by zerr 11mo ago
Why Avalonia and not UNO?
161.
by zerr 11mo ago
I wish it was a real "systems" language as well, i.e. not single-threaded/javascript-mindset one. That's why I hope someday we will have a nice cross-platform framework for Swift.
162.
by zerr 11mo ago
GPU surface is one thing, but I believe OP means the actual UI controls: buttons, tabs, combo boxes, data grids, multi-window support, etc...
163.
by zerr 11mo ago
Yes, that's my litmus test for GUI toolkits - is it suitable to develop Photoshop-like software? Or is it only good for yet another weather or todo apps?
164.
by zerr 11mo ago
Does it also mean no-Googling? Because the first result is usually LLM-generated. Should you skip to the next page and read only Experts Exchange pages?
165.
by zerr 11mo ago
Most (all?) of compiler engineering jobs I've seen were about writing glue code for LLVM.
166.
by zerr 11mo ago
Never gets old: https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/4k994j/if_...
167.
by zerr 11mo ago
Does not support Windows.
168.
by zerr 11mo ago
It confirms that indeed React Native is used, and not React.js/WebView, in case someone got confused.
169.
by zerr 11mo ago
Probably due to usage of fat front end frameworks which also include whole business logics.
170.
by zerr 11mo ago
Last time I checked, NativeAOT was only for console apps, i.e. didn't support any GUI frameworks.
171.
by zerr 11mo ago
I hope Swift gets more cross-platform love, including GUI toolkits.
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WinObjC – The Windows Bridge for iOS(github.com)
65 points by zerr 11mo ago|16 comments
173.
by zerr 1y ago
Why not Crystal and one of its web frameworks?
174.
by zerr 1y ago
In Elixir it's bytestring.
175.
by zerr 1y ago
LG smart TVs have it. They also license it to other smaller Chinese brands.
176.
by zerr 1y ago
How do you deploy it?
177.
by zerr 1y ago
The person should be able to walk in the service provider's office and get an in-person help, restoration of access, by presenting ID docs.
178.
by zerr 1y ago
International shops can easily do transfer visas such as L1A/L1B. O-1 visas aren't hard to obtain either.
179.
by zerr 1y ago
What about those indies who want to make a quick and long-term buck with as little work as possible? A passive income that is.
180.
by zerr 1y ago
Clojure is not a thing outside the HN bubble.

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