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Comment #49154252
For small apps I use exclusively SwiftUI for anything more complicated I use a combo of Sciter and Swift (courtesy of https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=c-smile ). There are stil…
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Comment #48133765
Yeah but when you get old enough you get sacked and cant get employed anywhere and have to start frying chicken. So..
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Comment #47531148
Yea there is no incentive. Why use Swift on the server or in k8s when you have gazillion other languages that are performant and have the ecosystems.
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Comment #47531130
If Swift was paired with smh like QT/GTK (could have replaced Vala) it would've been interesting.
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Comment #47531085
You can use swift on the server but what for? You have a gigantic ecosystems in languages X,Y,Z. Even Apple does not use Swift on the server (AFAIK) so why would you?
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Comment #47531034
Swift lives only for macOS,iOS and besides those ecosystems does not have a solid and robust ecosystem to be used for anything else. It's a shame but it for sure needs BigTech for …
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Comment #47531016
I think it's not about that but about dogfooding Swift on the server. Apple uses Go, Java etc for a lot of its server components and refused to invest in hiring people that would e…
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Comment #47530997
ARC is a form of garbage collection. Swift does not fare better than Go usually.
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Comment #47233039
Nano-texture is worth the upgrade if you are on a macbookpro whatever M and dont have it. For those of us with astigmatism it's really night and day experience.
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Comment #47073149
There are no european alternatives. These are all european companies but they dont benefit the whole union. If a germany company gets big it will eat other european markets leaving…
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Comment #47046005
Yes it does. Japan has a top down culture which does not see change as something useful.
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Comment #47046000
I am eastern european and yes we do too but not to such extent.
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Comment #47045898
Japan's decline is not a result of late stage capitalism but their inability to adapt and change cultural expectations and norms. It's decline stems from favoring bullshit work ove…
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Comment #47035110
This is not true. It's just "dodgy security/spyware" startups are more open coming from Israel that they exist than the myriad of hidden companies that you never heard about becaus…
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Comment #46855294
Of course. Where else?
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Comment #46855201
Doubt this. Europeans are "euroracist", protectionist and unable to see the bigger picture. As a european I have exited the continent, sold all my properties and will never return …
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Comment #46420037
Thailand is definitely not an affluent country.
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Comment #46420036
Poorly worded on my part. Europeans typically get debit cards and not credit cards anyway
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Comment #46419604
Exactly. I dont understand how many europeans dont see this at all.
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Comment #46419600
>SEPA is instant and no fees outside the EU too, like Norway and UK. This is not the point. They need to be in SEPA for it to work. >It's great Thailand has this, but I still fail …
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Comment #46419571
PromptPay use is different from SEPA. My comment was meant that QR payments are already possible with SEPA in EU it's just there exist different systems built on top of SEPA which …
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Comment #46419554
Additionally you need to understand that to be a true VISA/MC alternative like JCB that card needs to work abroad with the POS terminals just needing a SW update. And it needs to r…
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Comment #46419537
You misread this comment. Thai payment system works across the Asian countries (they are not in a UNION are they?). You can use that payment system if you have a bank in Singapore,…
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Comment #46419525
Many countries in EU will have a similar QR code payment system like Thailand based on SEPA. Slovakia is rolling out its own in 2026. The problem is to standardize all these things…
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Comment #46419493
European cards typically cannot do chargeback.