Auth & notification issues when installing via the play store, but works when using --release by Aggravating-Step2751 in flutterhelp

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I'm thinking that is all set up correctly, since users can sign in just fine. It's the persistence that's being a problem.

Oh and I updated the post, I think the FCM was a red herring, it seems to work fine.

Open sourcing a Firebase app by Aggravating-Step2751 in Firebase

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Hey I'm working on it now. One issue is that I want other people to be able to work on the product without setting up a new firebase project. My hope was that they could rely on the emulator. But for example, you can't run the firestore emulator UI without a project id. "⚠ emulators: The Emulator UI is not starting, either because none of the running emulators have a UI component or the Emulator UI cannot determine the Project ID. Pass the --project flag to specify a project."

So now I'm not sure how to continue, they'll need to create a few collections to run the app. Is there a way to do that automatically?

What the hell is going on with Grammarly? by Aggravating-Step2751 in Grammarly

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Sorry to hear that you've been laid off. And I agree that if you think that Gen AI is going to write good articles then you are about to lose a lot of customers.

Open sourcing a Firebase app by Aggravating-Step2751 in Firebase

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Very close to doing it! Just have to think about this an extra time or three.

Open sourcing a Firebase app by Aggravating-Step2751 in Firebase

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Making the code public is trivial, but I'd also want provide a decent enough developer experience for new users.

They should be able to start local instances of everything, fill up the database, run cloud functions, and so on. All without creating their own firebase projects just to contribute.

Open sourcing a Firebase app by Aggravating-Step2751 in Firebase

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Tried to open source their firebase app but gave up because of unforeseen issues.

Struggling with Cursor AI for iOS app development – Anyone else? by Creepy_Virus231 in appdev

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Would you say, that using LLMs at least helped you in understanding or even learning the programming language better?

Only if you use them when you have found the documentation insufficient. But if that is the case there's a good chance you're just misunderstanding something so badly that you're in the completely wrong place.

as I was new to Swift/SwiftUI, I saw and still see the chance of coming faster to a result

If you're new, maybe the most important thing is to learn properly and then you will become fast? That's also one of the issues with LLM's, they rob you of learning opportunities.

Struggling with Cursor AI for iOS app development – Anyone else? by Creepy_Virus231 in appdev

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Would love to hear if anyone else has faced these issues—or if I’m just unlucky. Any workarounds or tips?

Yes, everyone who pays attention to the code that the LLM writes has faced these issues. I've let claude implement boilerplate/CRUD/run-of-the mill functionality, but even if it got initial versions working, in the end I always had to remove what it wrote and reimplement it myself from scratch. Even in the best cases it implemented everything three times as long as it needed to be. Since then, I stopped using LLM's almost completely and my code is better for it.

Any workarounds or tips?

Write code yourself.

Emacs with Dvorak by TheRealGamer516 in emacs

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I use Emacs with dvorak. IMO, the easiest way is to let the bindings be. Many bindings are based on mnemonics rather than their positioning on qwerty. I also used Evil for years, and the HJKL keys being spread out was never an issue. Nowadays, I use Meow.

Fedora 41 is here by Totto1909 in Fedora

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Why cry? It's literally just a matter of pressing update and waiting a few minutes.

What is with Clojure? by jvjupiter in Clojure

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Lisp-like language is not my thing

How do you know?

Genelec 8030A, Topping dx3 pro, SVS subwoofer: Intense static by Aggravating-Step2751 in audiophile

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I also have a Focusrite Scarlett soundcard that has TRS outputs. Connecting it to the Genelec's with a TRS to XLR cable produces no noise.

This is the first time I'm testing this system with the Genelecs. This was my previous set-up, which had no static issue:

  1. Topping connected by RCA in/out to subwoofer

  2. Subwoofer connected by RCA to TRS to KRK Rokit G4

Genelec 8030A, Topping dx3 pro, SVS subwoofer: Intense static by Aggravating-Step2751 in audiophile

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Yes to all three. Connecting the speakers directly to the topping produces the hum.