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Jenk
3y ago
Correction: kzu, not ksu.
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@ksu added the proprietary, closed source, SponsorLink to Moq. SponsorLink will harvest email addresses from your git log(s)[0], injects code into your build[0], and is completely proprietary and closed-source. The request to share the sour
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Since v4.20, Moq is harvesting email addresses
(github.com)
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.... we're not. What a blatant false premise.
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> wth does "first cousin once removed" even mean? It is using a very well established (i.e., has been used for a long time) terminology to describe familial relationships. The "first" refers to how many horizontal gen
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just don't segregate testing, it is integral to the production of quality software and therefore should be considered the same as, say, asking to skip using a keyboard in an attempt to save time.
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full ide on local machine that remotes to a devcontainer.
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we do the same. Codespaces, gitpod, or coder.dev all provide for this kind of workflow and honestly it just makes so much sense. Corporate desktop for comms and internet, ssh to a devcontainer (or vm if that is desired) for development acti
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Hasklig is worth a look, too. I use the NerdFont variant "Hasklug NF" (spelling intentional)
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I would argue it was better but has since degraded. The pivotal point, IMO, was ~6 years after Google's IPO.
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Given the amount of money and effort going into these constraints today, one must concede that simply isn't true. There will always be an effort to constrain distribution of media because that is how the moguls keep rich.
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I think having exclusive distribution rights within geographies is one such usecase for geofencing. This is why Netflix et al may have content available in some zones but not others.
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> Dear ssyoutube.com User: As you may have heard, our industry has been under strenuous attacks by certain GB copyright holders. Because of these attacks, it has become financially impractical for ssyoutube.com to continue to provide ser
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3y ago
My big-org can barely do DNS let alone something as fancy as an intranet search that works/is useable!
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The same Martin Shkreli as Martin "chased failed investment debt by buying patents for cheap (but life-dependent) drugs and hiking the prices by several orders of magnitude, but still failed to recover and was eventually prosecuted, an
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That isn't the slam dunk you think it is. Just because they won't doesn't mean they can't. MS have decided it isn't important enough to fix. Fwiw I view MS as a terrible (software) product company. All of their prod
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That is remarkably a non-answer. Not least because you don't even need to run the container at all when developing.
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I didn't mean nitter _specifically_ but rather all forms of alternative/anonymous UIs for twitter (that strip all of the engagement/ad/tracking stuff from twitter.) Of anything I suspect Elon saw what happened woth reddi
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Umm.. > Discourse is the 100% open source discussion platform built for the next decade of the Internet Are you thinking of Discord?
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> This killed nitter. I suspect that was the intent.
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https://www.vbulletin.com/
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I'm concerned that such a game would be so much more rewarding to me as a developer than my actual software development job is, that I would become miserable at work!
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As a quick example, a lot of what @Iceland_jack has mentioned I can make sense of, but I wouldn't have been able to contribute to that. I guess it is a bit like learning a foreign language and I am at the point of being able to underst
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I believe you will, yes. You may not be able to jump right in to some of the deep discussions about type categories, I certainly can't, but I still have learned a lot from Haskell and both continue to use Haskell itself and use what
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The tooling (Visual Studio, LSPs, etc.) around F# is very lacklustre, I wish it had better support from MS. At the moment F# just seems to be a playground for experimenting with FP ideas that then get ported to C#. As for learning a functio
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https://github.com/twilio-labs/netlify-okta-auth Twilio authored/published the package GP is referring to.
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I don't know how successful of a metaphor this would be for students, but for developers who haven't had any familiarity with DVCS that I have worked with, I use a coat-rail analogy with some success: You start with a "main&q
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The "domain" in the DSL of SQL is "relational data" not "your business domain"
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Original title: Parallel.For performance degrades significantly after 2.14 billion milliseconds of system uptime
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(dotnet) Parallel.For performance degrades after 2.14B milliseconds
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