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by SeriousM 2y ago
Sure, VSCode is awesome for almost everything to code and I use it every day, yet dotnet development, especially for winforms (no support at all), debugging, testing and decompile nuget DLLs (just not possible atm) is horrible. Beside that,
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by SeriousM 2y ago
Ok, steam is not the main driver anymore and I'm very happy to see Proton envolved into such a great help to play on Linux. Yet we're all developers and some still need visual studio from Microsoft. Did anyone managed to get that
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> Do nothing > I get sucked into high-tech Skinner Boxes all the time. Reddit, Twitter, YouTube, etc. The best way I’ve found to get out of this is to do it in two steps. First I go from Reddit to doing nothing, then I get to work. &g
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by SeriousM 2y ago
I learn signlanguage for 1.5 years now (ÖGS - Austrian Sign Language) and this project is really awesome. I wonder how they fixed the sentence structure problem because many fill-words just don't get a hand movement and the words are a
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by SeriousM 2y ago
65005229 instant recall. Good bye ICQ ;/
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by SeriousM 2y ago
If you're using .net: maui Cross platform for win/linux/mac/ios/android
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by SeriousM 3y ago
Reading is part of my daily job, my education path, and in my free time. Even here on HN (ignoring the fact that the internet is no book). I have so many open tabs in my browser with articles I want to read because I see value in reading th
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by SeriousM 3y ago
- Enforcement of blob-generating code to be committed too and a test to check if someone has tampered with the blobs. Or generate test-blobs just before execution. In short: habe everything readable. - Once a project is referenced just over
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by SeriousM 3y ago
Paywalled...
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by SeriousM 3y ago
Where do you want to publish the course to?
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by SeriousM 3y ago
Also recommended: https://www.ctrlpaint.com/
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by SeriousM 3y ago
To be honest, it just was a matter of time till we find out our good faith beliefs are exploited. Behaviors like "break fast and fix eary" or "who wants to take my peojeklct ownership" just ask for trouble and yet it&#x2
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by SeriousM 3y ago
Oh yes, I can remember they opensourced lately! They even have a (archived) ynab4 and ynab5 (nYnab) importer: https://github.com/actualbudget/import-ynab5 Thank you!
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by SeriousM 3y ago
I'm a dev, I wrote the damn import already twice and would do it a third time yet won't pay 90€ just to hold my data. My requirements are web/mobile/api access plus monthly budgeting. Does such service exist in the FOSS
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Tell HN: YNAB will partly remove direct bank imports
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by SeriousM 3y ago
That strongly reminds me on telerik themebuilder: https://themebuilderapp.telerik.com/ They allow you to inspect the designs like a dev mode but once you start customising it they charge you for "define a variable&quot
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by SeriousM 3y ago
That means that if you travel into the sunset at the same speed as the sun sets, you could see a permanent greeen spot when the conditions are right?
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by SeriousM 3y ago
First I thought "well, zed is just another editor, pfff" but the more news I see about it, the more it gets relevant. Especially the GPUI because it gets an alternative to Electron and Taurin. And rust..
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by SeriousM 3y ago
That looks slick! May I express my feedback: the "content" tab should show the data as grid and maybe have an inline editor. Grid is the ultimate display of table data, at least for me. Thanks for sharing!
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by SeriousM 3y ago
> I think the biggest benefit of craftsmanship is actually flexibility. Exactly. Take the craftsmanship of floating things on water. Yes you will be able to assemble a raft and you might far with it, but you will have a better/safer
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by SeriousM 3y ago
> Does it block ads? It doesn’t, I don’t think Google would like that, but if you have YouTube Premium you won’t see ads, just like the website. I just realised that a new product means new eco system, means less/no customization po
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by SeriousM 3y ago
I wonder how many passes it needs at all. I mean, if you <scr<scr<scr<script>ipt>ipt>ipt> as many times as possible, you'll end up with a xss. Removing < and > at all would be the safest solution.
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by SeriousM 3y ago
Git blame is an essential part of my daily job to understand why a certain line of code was introduced or how it evolved over time. Hit history is important.
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by SeriousM 3y ago
I'm a c# developer and architect since 20+ years and stumbled over rust the other day. I always wanted to learn a low level language and the syntax of rust is, for ME, just right and already fits well into MY known think-patterns. I gu
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by SeriousM 3y ago
This kind of sites always freeze my decent phone! If the maintainer of the template of such sites reads this: please fix it! Add thumbnails instead of highres videos in size of previews, don't autoplay or even add gifs...
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by SeriousM 3y ago
It's a free and very small light tool. Try it?
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Failure is just feedback valued as bad. Who we dare to be to value a reaction (inner or extern)?
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by SeriousM 3y ago
Definitely right! Three improvements of 70% quality is much more Outcome as a single improvement with 95% quality in the same time. (Let's be honest, 100% isn't reachable even for the perfect perfectionist). It even leads to more
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by SeriousM 3y ago
Thank you for bringing narcissism to the table and explaining the flying monkeys so well! Especially in this two staged process of designing and implementing it's easy to pick up the utopian ideas and see the realistic implementation a
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by SeriousM 3y ago
Does anyone has experience with the autocomplete feature that was mentioned in the article? > generate a random 5 character long string where one of them is a dash, and Youtube will autocomplete the string if a matching video exists A ra

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