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Comment #45211033
That's fair, tho tbh I don't know of a single WebView app that does this. P.S: ok I guess it's because I don't notice them, lol
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Comment #45210639
This is going to be a hot take, but I believe all web views are bad implementations for mobile apps. Primarily because a native app has all the styling, fonts, and client-side logi…
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Comment #45210454
A month ago, as I was inside Home Depot searching for plexiglass for our studio booth, I pulled up the Home Depot app to search for cheaper alternatives in-store than the ones I sa…
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Comment #43290061
I've left many details off this video to keep it brief, so please ask me any clarifying details here.
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Comment #42036404
Agree, that would be a much better solution.
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Comment #42032651
I agree that Go is not at fault here. However, I don't think FFmpeg is at fault either. It's just a fact of life that you can't seek in a stream with no buffer. As for the error ha…
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Comment #41966721
It is imperative (a point I'm surprised I left out), but the difference is that imperative code touching state is collocated.
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Comment #41964404
Actually be a good way to manage state.
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Comment #41753737
Agree, especially about the debugging part.
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Comment #41753735
The async implementation is not shown in the article, but could easily do a number of things such as - http request with decoder information - worker threads
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Comment #41753705
The former pipeline takes in products, splits the images, and processes each one. The latter pipeline would releases batches/arrays of images.
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Comment #41753690
It's a joke.
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