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Programming doesn't make it easy to not miss jokes like that. I'll never forget my mum's face after I told her that I was working on a "killAllChildren" function when I was at school

Makes total sense. It's even better for motivation of the developer. The offline client proves that it is possible to continue working on this huge project since it gives you "quick" feedback that you are making progress.

Good luck guys!

"Old" Yahoo! sounds so interesting, if you don't mind me asking, is there anything you would recommend to someone who wants to read more about it?

I don't think they were trying to gatekeep. They were just saying that it shouldn't not be concluded to be because of llms

I honestly don't think it's really all down to being greedy. Even the Linux desktop suffers from this to some extent.

I think it's because UI design is very much something that can't really be "solved" in the traditional sense, so a lot of us use our own opinions when we inevitably find a corner case that isn't working exactly the way we want.

Don't worry me and my friends still do this as well and we are 20-30.

I am extremely lucky though, living by myself in the capital city of my country makes it very easy to go out and do stuff

You are ignoring all of the advantages of writing a web client. Are you really saying that distributing a native app for every platform is better than writing something that uses the browser?

I did not know this was such a widespread problem until everyone online started talking about it. Going to try and find out if this also affects Portuguese sex workers even though I feel like it 100% does

I will never not be impressed with how well we are able to keep track of time in the world

Even in portugal/spain se have to worry about this. Safari mobile users are a minority here but they usually spend or have more money to spend

I think it would be hard to find someone that does not agree with you on the street.

These conversations should not need to happen but they do because of the current inequality that exists. A couple can't change the world so they talk about these things since it's their best option

I know it's just hacker news, but I would like to hope. I am gen-z after all, and I have seen a lot more understanding from my friends lately.

Obviously we are not better than anyone else, and everyone is different.