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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
I would love to replace all my powershell build scripts with .cs files. imo there is lots of room for C# Scripts.
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
There are third party projects that support this: https://github.com/oleg-shilo/cs-script
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
We have cashless markets over here and they just key in the price. Cashless != fixed price
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
A feature request I always had for VLC was simply, allow me to click the video to pause it. (And also, allow me to drag the video to move it) I figured they didn't want to do it because of their large user-base, don't change what&
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
Here is ThreadReaderApp link for more readable version: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1346133062204198917.html
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
I'm also interested in what happens to the bag labels in hot water. I'm always using these single use tea bags and the label always falls in the cup.
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
I feel like this is a common problem with almost all CI/CD offerings. At my company we ended up just installing a local build agent on a powerful pc, and using that for the 'frequent, but not super important' builds, such as
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
I'm really worried that AMD has won the battle, but lost the war in terms of x86 being replaced by ARM in the next decade.
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
I agree, I always found it strange that an app aimed for gaming really has better performance than slack/teams and their massive budgets behind them. But I never saw a company that uses discord for communication.
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
I am aware of this, but like many other, I find the IOptions<T> a bad abstraction. This blog has similar thoughts: https://rimdev.io/strongly-typed-configuration-settings-in-a... or this blog: https://ada
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
I'm going to have to disagree here. Having a settings object is much easier then appsettings.Test.json The .json is for running the application locally. A unit test should be able to cover if a setting has value 'a, b or c',
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
I agree. The first thing I always do is make a custom Settings class which just loads settings via good old `Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable`. Super simple and never failed me. Bonus Points, by loading all settings at once into strongly
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
Pretty interesting that even though I mute the tab it still speaks. The music does get muted, but not the TTS
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
I agree, a bug can lead to excitement. A bug somewhere deep in a framework that is now causing issues on production, no amusement to be found.
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
Make sure you get a second opinion
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
They do, when they introduced the precision touch-pad. However ironically it created a lot of problems in software that responded poorly to the high precision events. Chrome being one of the most obvious offenders, took months for them to f
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
My life improved measurably once I got a phone. Many events happen more or less spontaneously and people will message me in the moment if I want to join something. Since joining facebook and whatsapp I have become a much more social person
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
It was unclear to me from the article, if you don't set an init property during construction, does it get default value or compiler error?
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
I agree it would be best if FF was it's own foundation. I would like to hear some arguments from Mozilla about this. It seems an idea that only has upsides to me. I get the feeling Mozilla is kind-of hijacking the donations people thin
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
This is the problem though. I want to support Firefox and MDN. If I donate to Mozilla, the majority of my donation will not go to these efforts. If they let us decide which parts of Mozilla we wanted to support with our donation, then I wou
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
I agree, this is the only Mozilla service I ever used. However https://transfer.sh/ is a good alternative.
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
Asides from the obvious blog posts, Microsoft hosts many events such as Microsoft Ignite, where companies often send a couple of developers to get up-to-date with what is going on in the MS world, C# included.
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
I agree, the Moto G had the most useful casing. Plastic, durable, grippy, and looks good too. No idea why it's not more popular.
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
I also experience this, and the scrum master gets frustrated also. But the ways I see it, a lot of the teams chills together for smoke breaks, and those basically serve as a bunch of small informal retrospectives on a daily level. Unless a
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
It seems serious: https://www.unwoke.hr/alert Really non nuanced response, people who see things only in black & white (pun not intended) are hard to work with in my experience.
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
It feels like there are good security measures mixed with 'bad' ones in here. It may be useful to focus more on the why, then the what. I see you are familiar with frida and know a thing about reverse engineering, so I assume you
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
What is the security model for hardening a local application? I see this in the docs >Hashing important messages with a OTP salt, you are able to encrypt messages between the user interface and the Rust backend. We are currently investig
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
I know they use the v8 regex engine: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2020/06/a-new-regexp-engine-in-spi...
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
Is it possible to run these models in the browser, something similar to tensorflow.js?
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
I know it's against the HN rules to complain, but this comment really feels so generic. Like every time a JS project is posted, 'oh npm is so bloated'. Everytime there is a new app, 'oh electron is so inefficient'.

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