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2y ago
> and/or European That explains a lot then, because I see a lot of C# still around here. Even for new projects.
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2y ago
You can upload binaries to npm, so I don't see why you shouldn't be able to download it as a npm module?
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2y ago
I don't think C# is being harmed by Typescript not being ported to it. There are a lot of companies that have used C# for years, and will continue to do so. They don't care if the TS compiler is not built with it.
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2y ago
Luckily, Firefox has several forks that strip that telemetry.
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2y ago
Do you have some references for those army field manuals? Would love to look into them.
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3y ago
My man! Can't wait for Devin's new projects.
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3y ago
Rock is my go-to for most of the day, actually.
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3y ago
Really depends on the genre you're listening to. Plenty of (prog) rock artists that still work in full album concepts.
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3y ago
Volume control is a very commonly used feature in cars. That should definitely should be a physical button. I drive a Lynk & Co (reskinned Volvo XC40) and it has a rotary knob on the center terminal for fan speed, temperature, and volum
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3y ago
We've got Dutch people that are literally called Dick Cock.
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3y ago
The reason why we use Bash on Linux is because it’s ubiquitous. Even though my terminal is ZSH, all my scripts will be Bash because I can trust it to run on any system. Same goes for Windows, I want to make sure those scripts can be run wit
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3y ago
The only exceptions are the ones that are specifically designed to be horrible. Like Brainfuck.
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3y ago
They killed consumer point and shoots, not professional interchangeable lens cameras.
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3y ago
My mirrorless definitely beats my iPhone. But I have to put in more time, it’s not with me at all times and I need to transfer the images. In the end, the best camera is the one I have with me. And if I can take a pretty good portrait shot
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3y ago
Has a MacOS dev, I'd prefer config like this in my home directory so I can easily access it between MacOS and Linux. My expectation for CLI tools is that config is in $HOME/.config/.
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4y ago
I personally like the Shelly switches. They're just WiFi relays, so you can control them remotely, but also use a normal wall switch to control them.
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4y ago
Plenty of musicians have created music using randomised generators since forever. Using AI doesn't have to make the art less meaningful, it depends on what you do with said output. Plenty of "low effort" art gets valued at ar
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4y ago
We've already seen Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and TikTok steal content from each other all the time. Content is a commodity that's losing value, fast. Blogs regularly post meaningless content for the sake of keeping up a reg
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4y ago
It's essentially the extension of the arms race between writers and plagiarism detectors.
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4y ago
I've definitely used AI generated text to help me out with suggestions. It's pretty nice when you have a bit of writers block. All the important stuff like facts, numbers, and code examples should be written by yourself in my opin
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4y ago
It makes me think of the Google phone bot talking to other automated phone systems.
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4y ago
Buzzfeed has been pumping out so much meaningless content that I doubt it changes much. They already scrape so much content from /r/askreddit that it might as well be automated already, now they can auto generate the fluff text be
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4y ago
In BuzzFeeds case this might actually improve the quality.
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4y ago
I've been looking into Go, but two old colleagues of mine that use it basically turned me off on it. The amount of complaints I hear about quirks and things that take more time than other languages make me not want to pick it up.
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4y ago
Eh, it's also because the British royal family is basically a reality show. The Dutch royal family, by contrast, have a bit more privacy.
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4y ago
Former Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands retired from being queen in 2013, she felt like the duty of her position belonged to the next generation. Queen Elizabeth could've just passed on the throne to her son any time she wanted to.
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4y ago
I never considered that the US mispells metre, considering Dutch uses "meter" as well.
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5y ago
It's an EU thing, we have this in the Netherlands as well. We see a lot of services trying to sell you subscriptions at the door or on the street, though.
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5y ago
Definately, most backends I've worked with were HTTP/1.1 but had Nginx doing HTTP/2.
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5y ago
It really depends on what stresses you out, but for me in general. Separate your life and your work if work stresses you out. There should be a clear line where you are at home and decompress. Read a bit into mindfulness. You don't hav
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