i'm just doing whatever seems interesting in the moment, and whenever i catch myself searching for some bigger meaning, that's when i stop overthinking and just get back to what i'm doing.

and i'm more productive than before. i don't feel the need to look for things that will have a big impact in the future or on the world (kekw).

thanks

thanks

sauce?

that mustachio'd streamer reads well and have nice opinion on things i think

ai cant even write javascript

are they missing good talent or is ai writing all their code? even with all that cash, their products often feel half baked or buggy. like, how do you have so much funding and still drop the ball on basic user experience?

could you tell me why you don't like their solution? is it about storing state in server side?

it suck less cause there arre that many js devs out there to support and main these projects.

in my experience with react native, most bugs arise due to the bridge. by removing the bridge, building the UI natively, and moving business logic to kotlin shared directly in the binary, we get native performance with a good amount of shared code that won’t break easily.

i think something like kotlin multiplatform could provide more value I think

people wanna put javascript eveywhere.

that ocaml book is just a gem that’ll change how you program. i actually get it now and it’s such a great feeling. you really can learn stuff with time!

doing the
boot.dev
memory management course in c by
TJ DeVries
. coming back to the rust book feels so easy now. i can finally understand what's happening under the hood. teej's course really covers the "why rust?" part

true, but is it really that much hard to maintain a seperate ios and android team??

i like bulding compilers