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by invalidname 6d ago
We have that in Codename One, yes it's not really "Java" but it compiles bytecode AOT and cross compiles to some of the platforms.
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by invalidname 1mo ago
You're thinking of Google as a single top down company. It isn't. Think of it as an anarchy of warlords where each pulls the strings and management doesn't really know what's going on. Flutter made a lot of sense during
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by invalidname 3mo ago
Sure and I don't argue that. But it also wasn't fully there. This past couple of weeks Codename One introduced some big missing pieces: * Level builder/game designer * Proper 3d that works natively everywhere (direct 3d on wi
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by invalidname 3mo ago
You should check out Codename Ones recent gaming related features...
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by invalidname 5mo ago
They give us Dell Linux machines from work. They suck so bad and we have so many problems. Overheating, camera is terrible, performance is bad relatively to the huge weight of the device. Everything is a huge step down from Macs. Whenever I
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by invalidname 7mo ago
As a maintainer of a medium size OSS project I agree. We've been running the produce for over a decade and a few years back Google came out with a competitor that pretty much sucked the air out of our field. It didn't matter that
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by invalidname 8mo ago
Predicting the future is futile, but I would guess this would be exactly the opposite. LLMs make it remarkably easy to generate a lot of code so they can easily generate a lot of Rust code that looks good. It probably wouldn't be, and
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by invalidname 10mo ago
Well... 64kb isn't exactly enormous for the type of functionality it offered. It did support copy and paste you just had to enter editing mode. The underlying APIs didn't offer access to copy and paste directly. Having said that,
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by invalidname 10mo ago
No LWUIT?
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by invalidname 1y ago
Cloud companies will charge you if you use their features without limits: news at 11... Observability solutions of this type are for the big companies that can typically afford the bill shock. These companies can also afford the routine aud
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by invalidname 1y ago
> I'm not anti-immigration as you accused me of, far from it Nope. I asked if you would be as judgemental towards any other ethnic group. Notice that the immigration in question (in massive numbers) happened for the most part in the
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by invalidname 1y ago
> > Some would might consider it racist. > > How come whoever pointing out the fact that those who're emigrated later to modern Israel for the past century since the Israel - Palestinian conflicts started are actually outs
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by invalidname 1y ago
Part II: > We've presented solutions: a one-state solution with complete emancipation for the Palestinian population. That is the one thing no one wants and is literally the worst idea ever! Israel has a large Muslim population, but
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by invalidname 1y ago
I split my reply to two parts since it's too long. > Twenty years of military service, and I've worked with Fallujah veterans. Even we in the notoriously heavy-handed Marine Corps somehow manage to not annihilate as many famili
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by invalidname 1y ago
> they're saying in fewer words "watch what leaders say, not what they do" Didn't you reverse it? Didn't you mean to say what they do not what they say? Iran conducted a terrorist network against Israel for decad
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by invalidname 1y ago
> This is a bit of semantics, though - "if it's us or them it should be us" is advocating genocide I don't think it is. When your family and life is threatened you make different choices. This is the definition of war
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by invalidname 1y ago
> The PA's reward for this is the settlers. Yes. That should be the real outrage here. The extreme-right fascists in the government are indeed using Oct 7th as an excuse to make the west-bank worse. I hope we can kick them out of of
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by invalidname 1y ago
> Ansar Allah suppresses the port of Eilat while Iran suppresses the port of Haifa ( https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/shipping-company-m ... ). I don't think Israel can be adequately supplied by th
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by invalidname 1y ago
How many of the 50,000 are indeed Hamas combatants? https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/04/05/far-past-time-to... Or archived link: https://archive.is/D85m0 Israel didn't start th
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by invalidname 1y ago
> I sincerely hope you and your family stay safe and can know peace. Thanks and appreciated. > my genuine hope is that people everywhere can live in peace and safety. Same. Unfortunately, bad people do exist and pacifism is a luxury w
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by invalidname 1y ago
> I'm going to play a childish game with you: who started it first? You can say that the CIA. Not Israel. But again that's a child's game just like you said. How many Jews conducted suicide bombings in Germany after the ho
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by invalidname 1y ago
> If you are direct descendants of the original Jews that have been living in the area for many centuries, I really hope that you and your family are safe from all the troubles. That is an very problematic take. Some would might consider
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by invalidname 1y ago
So based on your logic we should just let them gain that ability and see what happens? > It is similar to swearing at someone "Fuck you". It doesn't mean you're actually able and willing to. Since they conducted decad
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by invalidname 1y ago
> Do you like it when people quote you out of context? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44342393 Fair. Let's give context to "Death to America": 1983 Beirut Barracks Bombing 1984–1985 Lebanon Kidnappin
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by invalidname 1y ago
> Not sure why are you very adamant in defending Israel's govt inhuman actions in all your postings? How do you sleep at night? I don't sleep great with all the constant rocket alarms because we're under fire and I have to
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by invalidname 1y ago
> Again, I’d encourage you to stop thinking you’re dealing with people fundamentally different than you, and start considering why they’re acting the way they’re acting. So you're saying that there are motivations that would make yo
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by invalidname 1y ago
I'm not saying they're irrational. I'm saying that the basis for their rationality is different to ours. A rational westerner would rarely commit a suicide bombing in a civilian setting (it happens too). But it's common
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by invalidname 1y ago
> Ansar Allah has managed to largely shut down the port of Eilat, one of only 3 major ports in Israel, and Israel relies on maritime imports to sustain itself. That was mostly due to the blockade, it doesn't justify the rockets. Tha
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by invalidname 1y ago
You are lumping together three very different countries into a western mindset of deterrence. While Pakistan is Muslim they are not the same as Iran in any way. The current rulers of Iran do not operate by western logic and would be conside
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by invalidname 1y ago
That just isn't true and assumes Western type of logic. Iran doesn't just call death to America and death to Israel in every rally. They mean it. When they publish photos of their facilities I was shocked to see the US flag, then

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