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1mo ago
Mild nitpick, but on Janet https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26496339
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1mo ago
Yeah TUIs are great. I'm shit at making GUIs but I was able to slap together a relatively simple TUI for some tooling at work, without any AI. Cheaper, faster, cross platform, less intensive. Most TUI frameworks nowadays have mouse sup
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So, I've had a pretty shit time with Microsoft products over the last ten years, but it wasn't quite as bad 5-7 years ago. Our disagreement on that might be that I'm only in my late 20s, so if you're older than I am, or
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2mo ago
Yeah based on your comment and the others, it seems he did an initial purge in 2014. QA doesn't get enough love :(
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2mo ago
Thank you for the correction! I think I was conflating the two (having heard about the one from 2014, and then also hearing about the more recent rounds, and not recognizing they were different) I've edited my comment to correct this.
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2mo ago
Oh thanks for the correction/supplemental information. The gutting you're referring to might be the huge lay offs that I'm thinking of. Possibly conflating the recent AI driven layoffs with those from 12 years ago.
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2mo ago
The bad part is that Microsoft (generally) used to have some of the best QA in the industry, and that was somewhat extended to Xbox. But they laid off their QA team a year or two ago because "AI will change everything!"
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3mo ago
Yeah at the time it was bad. Now, it's a pretty nice codebase
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3mo ago
Bedrock does have better performance but it is also hella buggy and unstable.
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In Microsoft's defense at the time the java code base had a ton of technical debt and overtime they've essentially done a full rewrite of everything. That said, I'm convinced that 90% of the reason that the current mess exist
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4mo ago
Thank you for the recommendation! I opened it out of curiosity and I'm already a chapter deep :)
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4mo ago
Correct.
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I've never been more thoroughly convinced that I would like ruby more than from this article. I'm currently stuck reaching for python a lot of the time (absolutely love it tbc), but maybe it's worth changing things up and try
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4mo ago
Hi, out of curiosity is there a way to persistently set the `--native-tls` flag? UV always fails without it because of Zscalar configurations at my day job. Also, is there any plan to add support for specifying that a compatible python vers
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5mo ago
For what it's worth, anytime I have written a macro it's usually not because it's needed, but just because I think it'll be fun :)
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5mo ago
Lmao it's blocked on my corporate wifi
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5mo ago
I'm sorry, what exactly is the issue with typst?
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6mo ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20260413164025/https://aphyr.com...
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I think there's a difference in the want of a game dev. 100r, IMHO, is about code as art rather than using code to make art.
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6mo ago
For me this is a plus. All the games I've made are small and hobby stuff, and I much prefer writing code to playing around with a UI.
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6mo ago
Wait really? I looked into tic80 a while ago and I know it had native support for moon script, but I had to play with it to get fennel to work
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6mo ago
Fennel is really cool! And you can write games in it :) https://fennel-lang.org/
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I've always assumed that there is some technical reason for Lua being 1 indexed, rather than it being a design choice. Either way, I think it's a nitpick to complain about. I've written a decent amount of Lua and there's
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7mo ago
I've never worked with a recruiter before. Any advice for finding one?
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Despite the lack of encouragement, I'm thankful for your comment. I won't take any salary, but I'm willing to take a bit of a paycut. Do you have any advice, outside of working a senior position in the US for a few years, f
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9mo ago
I've tried nushell and other shell replacements and it just feels like I'm learning a new programming language for no good reason
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9mo ago
And to be clear so I don't get dogpiled and dox'd for this later. I don't think that excuses the blood that was shed. I do not think a state has a right to terrorize it's populace into submission, regardless of the ideol
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Fascism is not functionally dead. We just don't have governments actively calling themselves Nazis and fascist. The modern day christian nationalist movement in the United States is a fascists movement, and that's without even get
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9mo ago
Hi! I'm sorry, I thought we were talking about the modern fascist movements vs modern communist and left wing ones. I'm not sure why you're bringing up historical movements, seems irrelevant to my response.
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