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by zigzag312 11mo ago
Monopolies being bad for free markets is a simplification. Substantial control over the market would be more accurate description of the issue.
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by zigzag312 1y ago
They notice, but do they care? The most popular apps don't mimc the platform's look. Maybe they even like and find different designs more interesting as long as UX is good.
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by zigzag312 1y ago
Does this use the new OSM data model? https://media.jochentopf.com/media/2022-08-15-study-evolutio... https://github.com/osmlab/osm-data-model https://blog.openstreetmap.org/2023&#
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by zigzag312 1y ago
I would like to see an UX research of what is actually important to match to the platform for the users. The matching of the look is, from my experience, pretty low on the list. It's usually some interaction that doesn't exist or
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by zigzag312 1y ago
Liquid Glass is meh anyway. Apple's Windows Vista moment.
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by zigzag312 1y ago
> Sharing UI in complex apps, in my experience, always ends up being a "write once - debug everywhere" nightmare. Was that with UI framework that wraps platform's UI framework or with one that draws controls on its own? Sh
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by zigzag312 1y ago
If you consider Go as a low level language, you might want to try C# which can be as low level as Go while having a lot of high level features. NativeAOT compiler allows you to statically link native libraries or create native shared librar
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by zigzag312 1y ago
> replaced by a rewrite for no obvious reason Obvious reason is to have less bugs in the long run. Temporary increase during transition is expected and is not ideal, but after that there should be less of them. It's not like C versi
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by zigzag312 1y ago
Reddit shows: "Too many requests. Your request has been rate limited, please take a break for a couple minutes and try again."
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by zigzag312 1y ago
Cost matters, but in my experience there's more to this story. It's more like this: "write 99% correct code in 1 week and then try to fix it as you go, but your fixes often break existing things for which you didn't have
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by zigzag312 1y ago
Data sync is one scenario where it can be useful.
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by zigzag312 1y ago
Language where most of the libraries are without GC, but has an GC opt in would be interesting. For example only your business logic code would use GC (so you can write it more quickly). And parts where you don't want GC are still writ
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by zigzag312 1y ago
App that actually does something will probably have even larger startup overhead in Java as there will be more to compile just-in-time.
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by zigzag312 1y ago
That's just the best case scenario. Few migrated to it in 2015. Windows 10 was sold for years. Windows 11 initial release date: October 5, 2021. That's 4 years of support after successor was released.
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by zigzag312 1y ago
What do you mean when you say they were unable to build domes? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_medieval_Arabic_and...
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by zigzag312 1y ago
Sorry, I probably should have quoted to which part I was referring. It's: > with no technology to speak of for the 1000 years after Roman Empire While it's true that some technology declined in the West, it wasn't as drama
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by zigzag312 1y ago
Aren't you exaggerating it?
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by zigzag312 1y ago
I interpreted your argument that suffering that years of burden and stress on loved ones bring is a good reason for an assisted suicide. Or did I misunderstood you? Regarding your estimates, are you just making up a lot of assumptions or d
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by zigzag312 1y ago
That's the issue with assisted suicide. A lot of old people bring burden and stress on loved ones at some point. How many old people will be guilt tripped into an assisted suicide because of this philosophy?
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by zigzag312 1y ago
My recent experience when roaming was that calls only worked on 2G even though 4G and 5G were avaliable. After a call, phone would sometimes stay stuck on 2G which meant internet was not working. I had to disable 2G to force the phone to sw
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by zigzag312 1y ago
Impeller renderer is about 100 KB [0]. You still need to add things like text layouting library and image codecs to that size. A few MB in total I guess, but much less than a full web engine. While Flutter could be used to draw UI to textur
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by zigzag312 1y ago
You can use accelerants to speed up migration
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by zigzag312 1y ago
The cloud has materialized
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by zigzag312 1y ago
Rendering glitches may be due to completely new, lightweight rendering engine made from scratch, that has replaced Skia. Shoudn't be a problem when it matures a bit.
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by zigzag312 1y ago
> Time for a reset > We have proactively made many changes to our products to comply with the Google Play Store ToS, including... But we and other companies still face considerable uncertainty and unpredictability... Fixed :P
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by zigzag312 1y ago
Looks interesting for more efficient geospatial operations. Congratulations!
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by zigzag312 1y ago
I don't get this argument as it really doesn't match my practical experience. Using new C# features, the code I write is both easier to read and easier to write. On top of that it's less error prone. C# is also much more flex
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by zigzag312 1y ago
Dead keys unfortunately cannot be used for shortcuts. This has caused a lot of issues when I was using local kb layout. Especially problematic are programs that don't support remapping of shortcuts.
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by zigzag312 1y ago
People in power pushing their ideology is a common thing. Not exclusive to religious people.
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by zigzag312 1y ago
Shame, shame, shame... is that really the way we should be dealing with things, or is there any better way?

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