You probably mean general purpose libraries, when it comes to libraries that need to interact with OS native APIs Tauri does the heavy lifting by implementing for all platforms including Android and iOS.
I mean every language is cross-platform at its core, even Node, but for more complex calls things get really tricky.
Plugin are a feature when it provides cross platform abstraction for Windows, Linux, Mac, Android and iOS.
Doing it natively means I need to make a few thousands of extra ifs and maintain all different ifs for each platform, while Tauri provides it out of the box. Such as notifications, filesystem access, file opener, auto start, window management and etc...
But then what's the solution? How do you find jobs without LinkedIn? The corporation hell prefers "efficiency", they'll always prefer these centralized solutions to find workers.
Do you know if I can get KeePass working on both PC and Android in sync with Syncthing?
Tuta, Mullvad and SimpleX. Done. Replaces Proton Mail, Proton VPN and Signal.
You probably mean general purpose libraries, when it comes to libraries that need to interact with OS native APIs Tauri does the heavy lifting by implementing for all platforms including Android and iOS.
I mean every language is cross-platform at its core, even Node, but for more complex calls things get really tricky.
Can it be used to develop for Linux?
Plugin are a feature when it provides cross platform abstraction for Windows, Linux, Mac, Android and iOS.
Doing it natively means I need to make a few thousands of extra ifs and maintain all different ifs for each platform, while Tauri provides it out of the box. Such as notifications, filesystem access, file opener, auto start, window management and etc...
I found my job at LinkedIn. And a few interviews as well. I'm not working now, but in the past I found it there.
It's unbearable for sure, but I don't see any other option.
But then what's the solution? How do you find jobs without LinkedIn? The corporation hell prefers "efficiency", they'll always prefer these centralized solutions to find workers.
It's xrel.to, you can just type what you want to know in the search box and check if it was cracked.
I don't want to get help using AI, I already know how to do it.
I want a community more open-minded about AI discussions.
Idk why I didn't think about it before, thank you!
https://i.giphy.com/eZWDtObUy1AycMofFB.webp
Do you know by any change if there is any other community I can discuss about AI in a more impartial way?
Anyone that read AI generated content by mistake should be burned imo
It seems pretty good in theory.
Just out of curiosity, what do you think people stuck in a job that requires AI use to do? I mean, what should be their course of action?