Are you saying it's not normal?

Ah I see I see. So both are right in their own way. Might be good to have that in your post?

Definitely need to try this out. It should compare referentially unless it depends on the underlying List implementation (operator overloading?) or compose compiler has special handling for Lists

"Referential equality returns true if the List reference is the same; it does not care about its content"

Is this true? I need to try this out myself. Your post & Google's official post say different things

Their post says it calls equals on every item in the list. medium.com/androiddevel...

And these are the two countries I extremely frequently travel too!

Recently I was working on shared element transition for an image and that was another use case to remove ripple. The ripple overlay while the transition was ongoing wasn't nice

You'll stop receiving these emails on about 7 days (read as: We are buying time so you forget that you had unsubscribed from us. Rinse and repeat)

I am already bracing for merge conflict hell

It's framework B is scaling better for us than Framework A so rip out A

Woah

This is excatly what I am doing for my side project. Choose the right stack but not setup the framework yet.

The more time I spend in India, the more I feel Meta will win the consumer race. Your average Joe here has no clue about Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude, etc.