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New Enhanced Repo Insights Views(github.com)
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by PKop 2y ago
You could open dev tools and modify the input then pasting worked.
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UIs Are Not Pure Functions of the Model – React.js and Cocoa Side by Side (2018)(blog.metaobject.com)
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by PKop 2y ago
UI is not a pure function of state[0], "UI state" is relatively stable and does not have to be recreated constantly when data input changes. [0] https://blog.metaobject.com/2018/12/uis-are-not-pure-functi
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by PKop 2y ago
Why would that blow you away? $500 extra dollars for a better device people use everyday for at least a year or more. Especially around here, many make plenty of money that a $500 difference isn't that significant.
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by PKop 2y ago
False
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by PKop 2y ago
>Do C# people not see value in open source? C# and dotnet are open source so what on Earth are you even talking about? >squash my curiosity Maybe increase your curiosity and try something new, change the 15 year trend and use an IDE.
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by PKop 2y ago
JetBrains Rider and get over your hangups so you can be productive. Now, you'll have to pay these professional developers for their work making an excellent cross platform IDE for you but you can leverage their work (and Microsoft&#x27
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Interview with Eric Gunnerson, Program Manager: Microsoft Visual C# .NET (2003)(activewin.com)
4 points by PKop 2y ago|0 comments
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by PKop 2y ago
It's a fine line, but passionate high energy discussion makes this place more interesting than if people with strong opinions were banned. It would become boring, "safe", and conventional. Everyone would be saying the same th
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by PKop 2y ago
They? lol Look, I don't 100% agree with that either, and I don't really want to "defend" someone else's comments from 2 years ago. I just think it's strange to ban people just for having an naïve or off-colour
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by PKop 2y ago
Man this is disappointing. He was one of the most interesting accounts I would search out to see his comments on C# and dotnet. I think he adds value to the site, and is a contrarian against the general common opinions. Programming language
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by PKop 2y ago
Yea him. "Did he?" is the proper way to say it given that he's a man.
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They?
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by PKop 2y ago
Then what does desired mean? Is that haven't used it but want to? The cleverness of the alliteration is not even close to worth the confusion this causes every year.
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by PKop 2y ago
The meaning is comically vague instead of just "used" "want to use", and also frustrating is they never allow sorting by admired for some reason. Edit: What do these words even mean in this context? It is so unnecessaril
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by PKop 2y ago
Presumably, you can understand there are vast use cases for printed paper extending beyond trivial consumer activities of printing tickets and such yes? I think nearly everyone on HN is aware of and may use QR code tickets sometimes but tha
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by PKop 2y ago
Aeon
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by PKop 2y ago
I liked this Pluralsight WPF course a lot, the instructor (Thomas Claudius Huber) is clear in his explanations and seems to be very knowledgeable. https://www.pluralsight.com/courses/wpf-6-fundamentals
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by PKop 2y ago
No it isn't. Did you read the article?
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by PKop 2y ago
This is the same as agreeing with the premise for opposing unconstrained population expansion. "Leaving things alone for a while" is not consistent with continued large population increase we've seen in last hundred years.
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by PKop 2y ago
We live in a finite world, with finite resources, and particularly finite space. Take a look at the massive population increase especially in some countries in 50 to 100 years, even ones without huge amounts of land..population density has
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by PKop 2y ago
Some discussion on Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/1dbxuqf/youtube_bu...
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by PKop 2y ago
Different lifestyles, and different deaths, have different glory and honor attached to them, whether you like it or not. Being an astronaut that went to the moon and a pilot that dies flying at 90 will always and forever be cooler and more
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by PKop 2y ago
Sort of describing entropy yes? All things will decay unless external energy is continually applied to the system to maintain an ordered state.
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by PKop 2y ago
I think they'll abandon it after a few years like they did with Cortana, when the reality of no one wanting to use it sets in.
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by PKop 2y ago
>what are other low trust societies Look at the graph here on the wallet study, should give you an idea. China is a good example. https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.aau8712
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by PKop 2y ago
Yes and that's the problem. I think you should be completely focused on the road with full attention, not half zoning out until your Tesla randomly swerves into some innocent bystander. I don't trust that you'll react in time
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by PKop 2y ago
>I keep both hands on the wheel with FSD activated so it's quick and easy to override but it can catch you by surprise sometimes. Then why on Earth do you use it? Do you not feel this is a threat to others on the road? And what is g
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by PKop 2y ago
But after taxes and lower salary, I bet you're more than $12k/yr behind an equivalent US employee's net earnings yes?

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