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Comment · 6 days ago
How did they get it to run well on the iPhone 2 I wonder if it was that slow
Comment · 6 days ago
It’s not the working with people that I mind . It’s the lack of discipline in companies to spec anything out up front so your day is sprinkled with meetings and impromptu discussions absolutely murdering productivity . Then you have to work late just to get your work done. Maybe half days on site make more sense
Comment · 6 days ago
Start in 91. It was so much better than it is now. Editor, compiler, and a few books. You built everything : windowing, dbase/ndx support, printer drivers, keyboard handling. It was the best of times. Desqview was peak multitasking ha. Don’t let anyone lie to you it was great.
Comment · 8 months ago
If you are looking to rapidly build windows native apps just use Delphi. Superlative tool for this. Been using since ‘95
Comment · 10 months ago
Really like using alpine with a classical JS server rendered stack too. Most crud apps don’t need a spa app and now you are working out of one code base again. Codex chews through this kind of code
Comment · 10 months ago
Why have types? AI can infer everything. The ultimate ai language is as terse as possible to keep token count down but can still be understood by a human
Comment · 1 year ago
Disappointed they didn’t use hiccup to generate html. Format?
Comment · 1 year ago
Not seeing the "top talent" part at least from the H1B I have worked with which is probably in the hundreds at this point.
Comment · 2 years ago
Delphi is leagues better and still supported
Comment · 2 years ago
Delphi is the superlative windows desktop development tool. It does support styling and just about anything else you would want. There is a free alternative in Lazarus but I don’t know if it supports styling
Comment · 2 years ago
Seems like you can quickly build out what you want in tailwind and then convert to css using an ai tool
Comment · 3 years ago
Why doesn't paul take some of that cash horde and put it into the LISP community? Maybe he does?
Comment · 3 years ago
If your personal projects are "work" then yes do not bother. These are my creative outlet and where I get to enjoy coding again. My day job is massive .net/angular/sql projects that are just meh.
Comment · 3 years ago
ASP.NET AOT support coming in .net 8
Comment · 3 years ago
I consider not having types a feature. One of the reasons i like clojure. spec > static types

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