I was using ChatGPT this week for help with a back injury I suddenly sustained. Because I don't have insurance I was looking for options as to what I should do and what it'd cost and where to go etc.
I did get a suggestion that I followed up on for an in person visit.
But my big beef with it was that it kept adding disclaimers: "I am not a doctor", "My current knowledge is up to September 2021, insurance and hospital info may be out of date", "<blah> <blah> but remember, I am not a doctor and it is important to consult a medical professional".
I understand the disclaimers from a legal standpoint but boy is it tiresome when I'm asking back and forth questions and each answer contains some element of it.
This is the new version of parents holding phones up in front of their faces to record moments.
Now generations of kids will grow up staring at their parents' eyes through a VISION PRO instead of seeing the back of a phone in front of their face. Progress?
AirBnB is itself an HOA over a distributed network of properties.
Violate its rules and you're a goner. Don't pay their "taxes", whether literal taxes or AirBnB taxing you by having you pay via your labor in changing your home, curating your listing(s) on AirBnB, writing reviews on AirBnB, being responsive above a percentile set by AirBnB, etc.
Cool, do you try to make it a seamless transition to native with the web views matching styles, etc.? Or do users know which sections are native versus not based on appearance or interactivity (slower)?
I was considering using RN for a cross platform app and for some reason got the impression (earned or not) that Expo was for beginners, and people who have "non trivial" apps will have to "eject" (as it's called in Expo) sooner or later. So I was going to avoid it.
> our wrapper is pure native code. We cold start to a native view and boot the web app in the background. Our throughout & latency to native APIs is substantially faster without the extra bridge hops into and out of the RN JavaScript VM. We managed the original architecture swap from RN -> true native wrapper
Does this mean you boot the web app in a native WebView in the background (not visible), while showing a [splash?] screen until the web-app sends a signal from the web-view to java (or swift?) that it's ready?
Or have you started to build out native-views too? eg. Splash screen, some other super top level screens, etc?
Not OP, but I think what he's referring to is communism declining a generation ago:
> Following liberalizing economic reforms in the late 1980s and early 1990s, India is now one of the world's fastest growing economies, as well as the second most populous.
I did get a suggestion that I followed up on for an in person visit.
But my big beef with it was that it kept adding disclaimers: "I am not a doctor", "My current knowledge is up to September 2021, insurance and hospital info may be out of date", "<blah> <blah> but remember, I am not a doctor and it is important to consult a medical professional".
I understand the disclaimers from a legal standpoint but boy is it tiresome when I'm asking back and forth questions and each answer contains some element of it.