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Comment #34740062
The alternative is a custom DSL for templating which I find much worse. Even CSS has a DSL for conditional and programmatic logic which I only use because of the immense performanc…
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Comment #34707812
There is no purely fun way to build a production app. If there were everyone would do it. The hard part of building an app is the slog through the tedious parts. If you just want t…
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Comment #34698644
> The vast majority of the managers I've worked with wouldn't be particularly good ICs, not so sure of the wisdom of this move. The point is that the company doesn't need the manag…
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Comment #34694114
Fair point! I've tried to learn and failed c++ 4 times (I knew C, python, typescript, java), I learned rust in a month after reading a 700 page book.
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Comment #34693817
> Right and wrong isn’t defined by how copyright law is written right now It's a good thing I never mentioned right or wrong.
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Comment #34693802
It's their engineering blog... This is what engineering blogs talk about and you are on hacker news where things like this are of interest.
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Comment #34671397
It's completely different. The customizable fonts did not violate copyright.
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Comment #34662045
What do Solid, Svelte and Vue bring to the table exactly? None of those frameworks solve the dataflow problem and the performance benefits they bring do not make a dent. Also why w…
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Comment #34661855
> but I don't think it's about Javascript I get that and that's part of the point of my comment. That these screeds always make sure to mention javascript because by bundling javas…
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Comment #34661759
People that complain about SPAs are the modern knights tilting at windmills. What are the primary ways people today consume content? Youtube, tiktok, whatsapp, facebook messenger, …
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Comment #34657578
My parents came with literally nothing because the government they escaped took everything from them. Both of my grandfathers had their education but they could not practice their …
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Comment #34656615
> We literally have bots now that can play poker better than any human. This is not true but will be at some point. > And unlike life, in poker there's no risk in making bad decisi…
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Comment #34656067
> Not accounting for luck as a factor of success is one of my pet peeves. Why do you model life as a single bet where you have a 1 or 2% chance of winning? In reality you are makin…
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Comment #34656020
No, if it was actually like monopoly there is 0 chance of succeeding once people have established themselves. You have a finite number of bets you can make in your life, if you was…
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Comment #34655960
Ah yeah, you should have told that to my immigrant parents who came here with nothing.
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Comment #34655370
> It also disregards the type of lottery game that is a part of wealth accumulation. It's not a lottery game, it's a poker game (and in reality, it's much easier than poker because…
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Comment #34644935
> I can see some apps needing to be native (ex: using AR/ML libraries where you need to squeeze everything out of the phone) I agree but all that's needed there is an escape hatch …
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Comment #34643783
One single platform for cross platform development is enough motivation and react native has improved a lot in the past year. The entire concept of developing the same app multiple…
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Comment #34642707
It's going to take white collar jobs. The cost of batteries, motors, and steel makes replacing humans with robots not cost effective.
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Comment #34612708
Can you prove the results are cherry picked? Android app quality being worse than iOS is my personal experience as well. There are many reasons for this too. Show us well known con…
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Comment #34612522
People don't invest a lot in android apps because android users don't pay money for things at the same rate that iOS users do.
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Comment #34605894
Your statement is a non-sequitur.
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