Isn’t that wrong? You have to divide by device density multiplier

I don't know, feels like a monkey paw thing to me. Last year wished for a better debugger and I got it! But it came with JS profiler never working again (React Native - DevTools) has a different profiler that's kind of useless for me

Oh, then that’s what “souls like” game means!

Inflation is a real pain, and I'll not downplay it like he is doing, but it baffles me how people seem to have lost the ability to cook

I come from a very poor family, and thanks to that, my favorite food nowadays cost less then 2 euros to make

(Rice + eggs + Chayote + maybe manioc)

Actually AI makes real learning much more difficult, as the human brain needs friction in order to grasp concepts

Not sure if you are interested in learning something yourself, but in case you do, I recommend this wonderful article in the subject: www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

“From skeptic to believer”

That sounds like a cult to me

Ah ok, good reasons I can see! I was asking because I was a bit annoyed about pdfium bundle size, but I guess there's no alternatives to that right

Sorry, but I don't understand the reasoning, as it still uses pdfiumandroid for the rendering, so what's the difference?

That’s a very good explainer, thank you. I’m not in that community and was super confused about the whole thing

I'm still kind of mad it's not available in HBO Max Europe

I mean, we Brazilians knew for a long long time now that Dengue spreads in warm weather... so, this result is kind of obvious right?

(although the obvious may be harder to tell in this post truth world we live)

ok, I see your point now. But just out of curiosity, why migrate it to Swift?

If I was going to write a server, I would be tempted to use Swift because it's my favorite language, but I wonder why converting from Python

Sure, but you wouldn't write mobile code in Python to start with, so that doesn't matter much for me

I cannot do that with big chunks of code, because it will eventually use the wrong concepts for the different platform, but if I'm careful enough and apply it bit by bit it works quite well (2/2)

I don't really trust AI tools with coding (and when I did it came back to bite me), but I'm finding it quite good for translation, so it's quite useful in Multiplatform code. I often write something in Swift because it's more familiar to me, and just ask it to convert to Kotlin. (1/2)