Klonoar
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> You're talking about "native controls", which is more specific.No, I am using "native" the way we used it before everyone starting rendering directly to the GPU. You can go back years on HN to see how it was used if you're confused.
That would be a data broker, so no, if we believe the text.
My qualm with all this is that the Q/A changes substantially if you swap “sell” to “sell or otherwise provide”.
This is the kind of project where the death of “native” as a term is sad.
You’re not truly native if you’re using egui, you’re just a step above Electron & co. TablePlus is actually native and it shows.
If you’re vibe coding this shit, why can’t you just tell it to output platform specific things?
There's a comment somewhere on HN from a Slack dev who was the one responsible for moving
away from platform-specific webviews to Electron. The core reason is that Electron is the same on all platforms it ships on, generally speaking.
Platform-specific views simply aren't. For simple applications they might make sense, but at a certain point devs just want the shit to work. Electron solved that.
I do agree that LLMs & co should contribute to reversing this trend, though. I don't really see why you couldn't try to ship (true) native now.
This is bonkers to me and I've never once seen it, but I defer to you if it's truly a thing.
No, this is the type of content you’d find on Reddit. HN shouldn’t embrace this.
Or you could just show up and buy your ticket/pay your fare on the spot like 99% of the rest of Japan.
Think I’ve only ever had to buy a ticket online once before in all my years in Japan.
Most of the machines will literally just print you both tickets if you select the right option.
Your complaint about the money exchange is wild to me, I don’t think I’ve seen anyone try to do that in my 15+ years being in and out of Japan. Why would you expect to hand over a non local currency to them and have that work…?
Only $3 million? They’re dealing with one of the richest companies on earth and said company is currently trying hard to find where to shove these things.
I frankly have to think $3m is low.
Mmm nope, that trick doesn't work here today.
You want them to cite sources for something they can't possibly cite. I'm telling you that you are doing the same thing they are: confidently asserting that you're correct even though you cannot possibly prove that.
It is not a difficult concept.
You can’t prove your inverse take tho.
> software, which is very much not laptop-likeEventually you will come to realize that the desktop/laptop app paradigm is wrong and that Android and iOS have it right.
The average consumer barely understands what RAM even is, and you’re arguing in a bubble.
Race car drivers often make use of this as well.
It can legitimately help you drive a lap faster in e.g qualifying.
You would be paged every second due to bot traffic entering random bullshit urls.
This is why almost nobody bothers.
You write as if the hacker culture has a trademark on the word "hacker".
I once again am pointing to the sign that states this was never a l33t-hax0r board like you all think; it's
always been an arm of one of the leading VC incubators.
Stop expecting differently.
So, again, he probably didn’t write the code the article is about.
They don’t come across as an Apple fanboy; they’re just stating they’d rather have the more private OS on the better hardware.
The Japanese PM did not “have” to get involved.
Individual action isn’t enough and they don’t have the resources.
Which is literally OPs point.
You’re just deploying the standard 4chan argument tactic of appealing to some supposed higher level of emotional maturity.
It was cute in 2004.
You’re assertively conflating two very different things (experimental flags and optional flags).
Several Alt phones have done this, including the Librem in addition to the others people have pointed out to you in sibling comments.
It’s not really “some miracle” as they clearly had some incentive for it to work - it just runs through Metal on the ARM series now. Someone had to spend the time to get that together.
You could’ve stopped at 1.
Their comment isn’t clear if they’re doing the transform on the server before piping it down as HTML, which some implementations have done over the years as it provided access to newer XSLT features that browsers stagnated on.
Releasing server binaries might be a stretch, but what about API specs?
Then any 3rd party could stand up a new server and at least have an inkling of where to go on.
Japan is not necessarily applicable 1:1; homes are smaller and space is at a premium so people are far more likely to just go sit somewhere… and nowadays they are usually on their phone.
I live in Seattle and think you are using outlier places to prove an incorrect point. You are also not favoring in alcohol prices.
It is legitimately expensive to go out to places here. I just pay it because I can, but to act otherwise is burying your head in the sand.