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I think it worked with Microsoft. They have a much better image now with regards to open source.
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We are still humans with values. I, and I guess you too, don't want to live in a world where everyone just does their bare minimum to fulfill the law. The fair usage principle can create much more value than complex and often unnecessa
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AWS did wrong by being so wealthy. They could have done better easily. It is like fair use: They guy that uses google drive to backup youtube in its entirety is not doing anything illegal. He just demonstrates that he cannot deal with freed
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Shouldn't the process of hiring be more like an interactive proof system? Prover (the applicant) and verifier (the hiring manager) are both interested in proving the applicant to be a suited candidate. It should be in the hiring manage
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I skimmed through your sample chapters and you do make good points! But wouldn't it be a better approach for an applicant to focus on an open source project for showing off rather than reading a 200 page book?
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With this amount of exceptions in the specification, it is no wonder that people find unexpected combinations of different features to exploit stuff. I know why I don't like automatically closing elements. Xhtml for the win!
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I don't know miro, but with this extension for vscode you get both a solution for collaborative editing and for github markdown embedding. You can create drawio diagrams that are valid svg files!
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With the release of version 1.0 today, the Draw.io integration extension for VS Code got many new features. One of those features is the advanced support for liveshare. Besides content synchronization, cursors and selections of participants
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Show HN: Collaboratively Edit Diagrams in VS Code with Draw.io
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With the release of version 1.0 today, the Draw.io integration extension for VS Code got many new features. One of those features is the advanced support for liveshare. Besides content synchronization, cursors and selections of participants
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Show HN: Collaboratively Edit Draw.io Diagrams in VS Code
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I think this depends on the quality of the bug report or the following dialog. Answers like this should have this disclaimer: https://i.imgur.com/p76JlUk.png
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Next thing would be to bring library specific dev tools to vscode. Like for mobx, react, rxjs and so on. I'd love to explore that area!
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True! This is why I try to design my webview apps in a way that they also run in a standalone chrome tab and connect through web sockets to vscode!
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We put a facade on top of mobx that requires every autorun, reaction and runInAction to be named. Of course, updates outside of transactions are forbidden. This makes even complex applications debuggable!
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A friend of me implemented a lambda evaluator that he used to teach various concepts in the lambda calculus ( https://srtobi.github.io/lambda/docs/ ). You can find examples here: https://github.com/S
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This sucks. I paid $25 for my play console account to monetize my extension two days ago - just to find out they deprecate web store payments entirely.
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I had a great amount of fun working on my debug visualizer extension for vscode that was trending on hn a couple of weeks ago. And on other open source extensions and projects. I felt visionary and proud. That is what I want to do. But it p
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You are welcome to open an issue in the extension repo and I can try to help you!
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Imo data without structure is meaningless. This tool tries to understand what structure the data represents and provides several visualizations for the data. But yeah, the blog post didn't really cover that, which does not mean the ext
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I don't understand the performance concerns of backtracking in case of the "as" operator. Backtracking should only occur when the parser was wrong (i.e. when it expected "x as y" but found "x as (" ), whic
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Did Gnome get back the lawsuit costs? Did the troll had to pay fines? The article reads like they just agreed to stop trolling.
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It would be cool if the entire Onscreen Menu would be available as api. I hate using it to switch between inputs or to turn of my second monitor.
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There are so many pdf tools to merge/split/rearrange pages. Most of them are crap, shareware or hardly usable. This one is open source and can even be used to stitch images to a pdf! It works on linux and windows. Usually, open so
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A sane pdf tool to merge/split/rearrange pages
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Then this extension might be able to help you! You can visualize graphviz dot data that is stored in a rust string.
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In case of javascript, the data extractor runtime is injected into the debuggee at [1]. You can find the data extractor runtime implementation at [2]. [1] https://github.com/hediet/vscode-debug-visualizer/blob/
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I just used Vis.js for graph visualization without much tweaking. There is also a graphviz visualizer that is not optimized for being stable [1] vs [2]. I would gladly accept any improvements here! Please reach out if I can help you. Implem
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Data Extractors would also allow to offer alternative extraction options (like how visualization data should be constructed from the given value). The user can then select an alternative data extractor. The `expressionTemplate` does not all
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I really like your projects! Especially your ideas in Tiled Text. I think we should think more outside the box and question our current way to write software.
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