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It’s important to mention that SwiftUI is for some reason in a terrible state under macOS. You notice that mostly when you try cross platform apps such as IceCubes. iOS version works great but the Mac version has a terrible performance.

Thats a really bad comparison since food is a consumable and most time not a investment since its expires (with exceptions like whisky).

Housing is a good example since our planet has a natural limit which can't be worked around. Otherwise please tell me why Bill Gates owns about 270,000 acres of farmland. There is a famous quote about it. “Buy land—they aren’t making it anymore.”

If you got spare money you are pressured to invest it, since the inflation will reduce the value. But not everyone is able. Thats where your financial gains are coming through you investments. By people who are not able to invest themself and the cake is getting smaller every year.

I don’t see an answer to the example. How can less restrict construction policy solve the problem that a minority is able to buy all real estates? Unequally is a problem as the word says since power is distributed unequally.

macOS Apps in Rust 3 years ago

It actually is. Fortunately, the quality of apps dropped significantly, allowing these technologies to compete.

What helped me a lot was to regulate my caffeine intake. I consumed way to much, that it wasn’t helping me with my energy levels. Caffeine also takes about 8h until its gone from the body. So it effects your sleep quality as well. Now I usually drink one decaf coffee in the morning (decaf has only about 20% caffeine from normal coffee). When I need to focus on important tasks (like no meeting days or private projects) I drink a coffee and it helps me a lot.

People don't speak about other approaches. For example my team adopted the BFF (Backend for frontend) pattern. Android and iOS Developers work together on a shared BFF and encapsulate there as business logic as possible. Also we define OpenAPI specs on the BFF to generate data models and API code for the clients. It works pretty good for us.

Also my favorite, I used to host it by myself but went now for the hosted version. the only improvement I would like, would be better full site scrapping. anyway I mostly consume rss through an api (into reeder).