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It won't be monetized until they create a new monetization policy where they get a greater revenue share from it.

Because almost every HR department now has a directive to only let people through the screening process who say they are using "fully agentic workflows" even though that's moronic.

It probably opens a prefilled text message and the user still has to hit send. That's the only API I know on iOS anyway.

I care about both and think it's all a disgrace.

Cool white lights are tacky, offensive to the senses, and disruptive to circadian rhythms at night.

Kill me kill me kill me my profession is a joke

Nice to hear someone say it. Like what are we even doing? It's exhausting.

Haha exactly. This screams “we have too many people working here and don’t know what to do with them”.

Actually, HN wouldn’t be discussing it at all, most likely. At least not this much. The design is not only good, it has also successfully incited a passionate response from a bunch of people who don’t appreciate it. Win-win!

Sure, I’m not saying it needs to be kickball. I’m just saying if you find yourself being grounded by an LLM, maybe you should seek out a community of people you do actually like who do something you actually like.

You guys need to touch grass. Go join a kickball league or something.

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Can’t even scroll on Firefox mobile lol

Can I ask what you choose to manage your library with today? I feel like streaming has made me stray so far from the joy (and pain) of library curation, and I’d really like to get back to it, I just don’t know what folks are using these days.

Even something “custom” is still a native component. The JSX you write eventually creates native views. Whether or not those views and components match the style and behavior of stock iOS or Android is a different story, and whether or not there are performance bottlenecks due to React Native’s bridge (now in theory no longer an issue because of a big architecture rewrite called Fabric) is another.

I guess if in the API documentation you are saying the pkey is an int, then someone consuming that data and storing it in their own table would also likely make that the column type. So when it crosses that threshold, your customers’ tables will break.

I think he did a pretty bad job of explaining it if that’s the case though.

Lol ok man

Yeah totally you know how people throw thousands of knives from a hotel window and kill a ton of people at a concert? Or at a gay club? Or at a school?

Stop this false equivalence argument, I absolutely despise it

Yeah as someone who has a young child this entire post made me feel like I was taking crazy pills. Working this much with a newborn is toxic behavior and if a company demands it then it is toxic culture. And writing about it as anything but that feels like some combination of Stockholm syndrome, being a workaholic, and marketing spin.

Being passionate about something and giving yourself to a project can be amazing, but you need to have the bandwidth to do it without the people you care about suffering because of that choice.

They’re using the facial recognition on anyone who asks them to identify themselves properly. Not to do their jobs (agree or disagree with the premise of that job), but to intimidate people. They’re just bullies who have their first taste of power since high school.

Using facial recognition while covering their own faces. Classic.

NYC during covid was crazy. Buildings were offering 12 month leases with 4 months free. So when things normalized in 2021/22 people were facing 33% rent increases and then the pace of the increases basically never slowed down until this year.

What a wonderfully cohesive product that feels like it’s been begging to exist for decades. So cool to see this level of execution. Any suggestions for someone looking to make the jump from software to hardware?

I use react native and react native web a lot and use dripsy for building design systems — it allows you to do exactly this. Define your breakpoints, and then pass an array of styles to a single style property. It’s really great

https://www.dripsy.xyz/

I sorta feel the same way. I used to be excited to spin up a react project, and loved working with it daily for 8+ years. It really was wonderful. Junior devs used to be able to write clear, performant, bug free code in react without a ton of hand holding. One of its greatest testaments. Now you need to spend 20 minutes figuring out what someone is trying to accomplish with a useEffect hook with 10 dependencies and if it’s running as expected or if that dependency should be wrapped in a useCallback. :) And that’s without even getting into the deep end of server components and bifurcating your frontend into static server and client components and hydrating the dom and using next router and blah blah blah. And we are told to use a framework by a VC backed company because create react app isn’t maintained anymore? Ok. Gonna go write some erb in rails or something.

Server side rendering / server components / pushing NextJS on everyone

Yikes what a sentence

My cats are indoor cats, my home smells fine, and you’re a jackass. Allow people to have empathy for living things. Not everything needs to function to serve you and your shitty narrow worldview. There is room for nuance.

For what it’s worth there is a babel plugin to auto bind arrow functions as methods so you never have to do this.

useEffect is the biggest source of bugs in any react codebase bar none