That is very true and with llms someone who wrote low quality code can now output a whole lot more code. Maybe in better quality, maybe not.

> React Native was always about making app construction easier for people who don't want to learn ObjC or Swift.

There are more OS than just iOS, depending on the app a lot of shared logic has to be written only once with RN.

Do you have examples? I have seen a few US woodworking/carpentry videos and the tools seem pretty much the same.

The only things I can think of are: cheap track saws in Europe, and combination jointer/planers. There are two makerspaces near me with wood shops, and one has a French combo machine while the other has two separate machines. It saves floor space, but instead of one machine breaking, two do, so there are tradeoffs there.

German courts and technology are not always the best friends

I work for a larger german retail chain and agentic shopping is already on the "near future vision". No one thinks this will be used but somehow shareholders love it.

Lol same story here, I work in payments and 0 people within the company (including the team working on it!) are convinced at all about the viability

There are SO many options here in Germany for all things retail that this can 100% kill an option for me

Reading some of these comments is really depressing. Since I can remember we talk about climate change and it's still not in peoples head.

When will it be real? When your home burns down due to a forest fire? When there is no water? When there is no food because everything is too dry? When a storm destroyed your home?

It is likely, never. When all of this happen, a not-so-insignificant percentage of population would still say "it is god's will" or "it is just nature" or "it is just cyclical" etc, will never acknowledge humans caused a big part of it. There is a well funded, well coordinated effort by media, politicians, pundits, businessmen etc that will make sure of it

I find most comments differ from scientific reality in both directions - denial one way panic the other. It's no doubt real and I think most people accept that but it may be dealable with.

For Americans, at lest, it will take that kind of personal tragedy.

Those who are most loudly opposed to universal healthcare switch their story instantly when they or a loved one gets in a terrible accident or develops nasty cancer. The jump to the socialism of go fund me in a heartbeat.

I think it will be the same with climate change. Entire cities or states could be really bad with millions displaced or dying but others will still deny it because they are fine. Once it hits them personally, they’ll be screaming bloody murder blaming everyone and saying they need assistance.

Have you tried talking to people in real life? At least most people here have some knowledge about it. In real life, nobody cares. I understood that 5 years ago, and now I act accordingly

It really is not but I'm glad it works for you today.

It doesn't work in all cases, no medicine does. But when it does it works better than meds (more effect, less side effects).

It has worked for 100 years in epilepsy. I dont see why it has to stop working.

AI is another symptom, adding up with everything thats wrong.

Five years is not much in terms of a furnitures lifespan, i own some pieces my grand grandmother already used that got passed down the generations.

I highly doubt this will happen with ikea furniture. But thats the tradeoff for cheaper and affordable stuff i guess.

How is it different to hand written code if the author doesnt care?

Read the HN guidelines again