claude trolling me

i just vibecoded a simple app in 30 mins for some stuff i wanted, but the file size is 40 mb, after me enabling "minifyEnabled" and "shrinkResources"!! like bro that's exactly my plan for making it smaller not bigger

installing flutter on non-systemd linux distros can be difficult apparently
https://scqr.net/en/blog/2023/01/02/flutter-3-on-arch-linux-getting-started/index.html

he says arch linux in the title, but it's actually artix linux, a fork of arch that uses init systems other than systemd, such as openrc and sysvinit

why all the complication? because a tree told us in a dream that systemd is evil

and this one is a debian based distro that outright bans snap, let alone systemd. so getting flutter would be a pain here

https://scqr.net/en/blog/2023/08/02/flutter-3-on-devuan-4-getting-started/

i mean snap deserves it tho. i hate how ubuntu made it mainstream

the app has no assets with it so it should have been 20 mb. and 20 evne because it contains 3 copies of the same app targeted for 3 different android cpu architectures (because they don't really know what device the app is gonna run on)
so it would have been 6-7 mb. but now it's like 14 mb

I said she looked cute and she replied "aw tysm" bro how did she know💀💀

Apparently react native is using skia now. And they like it smh

Meanwhile flutter thinks it has performance issues and they're replacing it with impeller

Looking back at the time when theo the clown heard how flutter uses skia (a game engine) and just said "flutter is a game engine"

Like dude, it's a reactive programming framework that lets you manipulate UI based on state changes. And it just happens to use that game engine to draw the UI on screen.

Dying for fun tho

Here you have Sam Altman saying when the AI bubble bursts government will bail them out. So basically the whole AI business or at least a huge part of it will go bankrupt.

Atp I am confused because how tf are they going to maintain it. Are they just going to layoff everyone? If that's their game plan we are COOKED.

Like, look at this guy talking about "financial crises"

This doesn't sound good at all. It will probably be like the 1930s depression, not even a recession, rather a depression. And that is soo bad.

Reminder.

Yes, Dart uses an event loop to enable asynchronous programming. This is a core part of the Dart programming language and is fundamental to how asynchronous operations are handled.

▎Event Loop in Dart

1. Single-threaded Model: Dart's event loop operates on a single thread. This means that Dart can handle many operations concurrently without the complexity of multi-threading.

2. Asynchronous Programming: Dart provides Future and Stream classes to handle asynchronous operations. A Future represents a value that may not be available yet but will be at some point in the future, while a Stream is used for handling a sequence of asynchronous events.

3. Event Loop Mechanism: When an asynchronous operation is initiated (like an HTTP request), it runs in the background. Once the operation completes, a callback function is queued in the event loop. The event loop continuously checks this queue and executes the callbacks when the main execution stack is empty.

4. async and await Keywords: Dart provides async and await keywords to simplify working with asynchronous code. You can mark a function as async, and within that function, you can use await to pause execution until a Future completes, making the code easier to read and maintain.

▎Flutter and the Event Loop

Flutter, which is built using Dart, also relies on this event loop mechanism. It allows Flutter applications to remain responsive by handling user input, animations, and other events asynchronously. Flutter's framework is designed around the event-driven model, where UI updates and user interactions are processed through the event loop.

So this real estate sells a 23 square meters shop at 2.5 million.

How far our money has fallen to be honest. Truly how much it has lost its value!