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madmaniak

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Yes it's TS and types compatible. What about Rails or Redis or Linux? The most brilliant projects I know come from one person. Everything is hard to sell if you don't have corporate money stream for marketing :) No?

Look for Imba (imba.io) which is being ignored for years. Predecessor of React with features of React and no flaws of React. Works great with just devtools - for debugging.

Indeed. I had disputes with my bank on that and even digitization ministry of my country. Both are breaking the law on this field but I can't do anything about it. To proceed in such cases I use number of trusted person.

I can call to anyone's phone if needed - for example using Skype service - but I have no number to call me. To have a VoIP number - I bought one for 1 month in that period while applying for a job to one huge corporation. HR didn't wanted to pass me further without phone number - but to have a number it was 5 minutes.

I went that path. At first my smartphone stopped working for no reason. I thought it's great moment to downgrade to dumb phone. After about a year I lost my sim card... Then I thought it's great moment to get rid of my phone at all. I needed to detach all services related to my phone - which sometimes is tricky. After all I'm phone-free since 2018. In the meantime I was traveling a lot, working for different companies and I was in touch with friends. I'm known in my circle that I have no phone. At work they don't even ask.

Gemini AI 3 years ago

It is on purpose to have an excuse of wiping out search results for interesting piece of technology. The same was with serverless which became "serverless".

It's not new as you could think after reading the article. I remember reading about this technology - seeing humans through walls basing on internal wifi signal for some US government agencies - at least 7y ago. Also OpenWRT software for routers has plugin for gestures for MANY years already. Possibilities of reading gestures by your home router implies all mentioned use cases.

It's past, but written here as a future. It's truism but written as discovery.

Another truism would be saying that it scales for any radio antennas - like GSM. Especially if you have dense grid.

I can give some answer: because web pages were artificially throttled on devices (at least iPhone) and mobile applications were promoted with endless stream of money from central banks - if you took any kind of IT subsidy (at least EU) you needed to make mobile app obligatory. Mobile app is much better for malicious and hidden functionality of the app - that's why the transition was needed. Cheers!