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Sep 20, 2026

BrentHOST
41:57
The dev has a buy-me-a-coffee link, and I encourage anyone as impressed as I am to consider using that button.
BrentHOST
42:05
91% Dart, 3% Kotlin.
ChrisHOST
42:09
this looks really good.
ChrisHOST
42:10
And I like the stats page too.
MattHOST
5:37
Yeah.
MattHOST
5:38
And obviously for Android, it's Kotlin and a couple other things, different libraries and stuff.
MattHOST
5:45
Anyways, yeah, that's what I've been working on.
MattHOST
5:46
So that is our mini topic for the night, which is, I think, the easiest one that we do.
CornHOST
5:48
That's appealing for researchers who don't want to learn TF Lite's quirks.
CornHOST
5:53
The Android support is through Java and Kotlin bindings.
CornHOST
5:56
It's still maturing, but it's gaining traction because the friction is lower.
CornHOST
6:00
And Llama.cp
Dan NeciuHOST
27:31
No, no, no, no, no, no.
Dan NeciuHOST
27:32
So they built something that generates exactly HTML, CSS and whatever, then React, then Kotlin code, then Swift code and stuff like
Szymon ChudyGUEST
27:43
that.
Szymon ChudyGUEST
27:43
So for us, like we currently maintain the React library only because this is like our main use case.
Richard FeldmanHOST
18:24
Neither of them at all object-oriented.
Richard FeldmanHOST
18:26
And then of the object-oriented languages, basically all of them are sort of like... existing popular OO language plus plus like Kotlin or something like that right it's like yeah just like kind of a fork of an already popular language you
Casey MuratoriGUEST
18:40
don't see a lot of people really exploring like OO as a new frontier anymore in the way that like you might have said that small talk was a lineage you don't see a lot of people like picking up that torch in a major production way currently like no one's like well we've just got to like do small talk plus for our next thing right uh which i guess you know objective c or something would be the closest thing that we had to something like that i guess i don't know
Richard FeldmanHOST
19:06
Yeah, Objective-C, I saw an interview with Brad Cox.
Alex ZenlaGUEST
18:53
I like all of the languages for what they are, but I also know that I need to pick the one that makes the most sense.
Alex ZenlaGUEST
19:02
By practice in IoT, I was mainly in Java and Kotlin, not the languages that you would typically associate with someone who really likes systems programming.
Alex ZenlaGUEST
19:13
But that is what I was doing, and that's because that was the right tool for the job.
Alex ZenlaGUEST
19:18
And when you're developing a hypervisor, anything that interacts with a very complex system is You need that kind of safety.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
1:59
I worked with Scala in the past.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
2:01
I worked for almost two years with Kotlin.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
2:03
But I never build in the JavaScript ecosystem anything not even remotely close to the complexity required by Draco.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
2:10
On the bright side, building Draco would prove to be an excellent learning opportunity.
Alex ZenlaGUEST
18:53
I like all of the languages for what they are, but I also know that I need to pick the one that makes the most sense.
Alex ZenlaGUEST
19:02
By practice in IoT, I was mainly in Java and Kotlin, not the languages that you would typically associate with someone who really likes systems programming.
Alex ZenlaGUEST
19:13
But that is what I was doing, and that's because that was the right tool for the job.
Alex ZenlaGUEST
19:18
And when you're developing a hypervisor, anything that interacts with a very complex system is You need that kind of safety.
Pawel KarniejHOST
44:47
That's some nerdy coding stuff I won't get into.
Pawel KarniejHOST
44:53
Six days ago, also like a week ago, Shopify announced that they're dropping and moving mobile apps from React Native back to Swift plus Kotlin.
Pawel KarniejHOST
45:08
I assisted.
Pawel KarniejHOST
45:09
They still call React Native excellent.
Pawel KarniejHOST
45:26
Basically, React Native is doomed right now.
Pawel KarniejHOST
45:32
There's no point of using React Native at all.
Pawel KarniejHOST
45:35
And I totally agree with that premise of moving to... that that ai changed the the cost of building twice in my opinion they 100 right here and if they can can do it and support native applications i think they should do it and i'm but i'm still on the side i i have That was actually the reason I've made my VidNotes application in Swift and Kotlin.
Pawel KarniejHOST
46:08
I said, okay, I've been doing React Native for, I don't know, eight years.
Mike HartingtonGUEST
11:14
Move over to this new approach.
Mike HartingtonGUEST
11:16
And that was all on, like, the Kotlin side for building, like, a native Android app where, like, the APIs that they were, like, trying to... implement, it technically could have worked, but no one wants to see a bunch of yellow squigglies inside their IDE when you know you can use more up-to-date things.
Mike HartingtonGUEST
11:39
So I don't know if it was just the model was wrong or what it was.
Mike HartingtonGUEST
11:44
But again, at the time, it was a couple of years ago, maybe a year ago.

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