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by SeriousM 4y ago
This is based on our common 10-based number system. I wonder how this would look in a 12-based system!
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by SeriousM 4y ago
I love open source and free stuff, but I also understand that there is nothing for free. This thread is packed with people wanting a free service, better open source for their (hopefully legal acquired) media. The code of the services is wr
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by SeriousM 4y ago
Mark's statement has a fineprint at the end about future uncertainty and "forward-looking" statements. I guess that's the new way to state your point and at the same time change the meaning of it in the fineprint.
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by SeriousM 4y ago
I keep it simple by using the AAA pattern: Arrange: whatever you need for the setup. Act: a single line of code that is under test. Assert: whatever you want to assert, multiple statements allowed and usually required. We put the 3A in code
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by SeriousM 4y ago
A colleague of mine had such symptoms, twice a year for a week or so (spring and autumn). He went through a lot of information and eventually found out that he had cluster headach/migraine. There is nothing that helps removing it but s
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by SeriousM 4y ago
Are there any plans to have a vscode extension for the intellisense?
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by SeriousM 4y ago
I use the artstation extension for a new image with every new tab. That's a bit of beauty throughout the day.
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by SeriousM 4y ago
Some years ago I setup postman tests and run it with cli during deployment tests. The whole hassle with postman ui just makes it really not fun work with it even for simple tasks depending on each other. I wanted to use restclient from vsco
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by SeriousM 4y ago
Speaking about jetbrains: is there a way to navigate like leap in resharper? I use the shortcuts extensively but this would definitely help avoiding cursor-navigate to the place where I want to be next.
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by SeriousM 4y ago
We have used cypress from day one and I don't regret it. Would I use it again? Definitely no. We're now in a situation where we have a test suite that we mostly disabled because of outdated tests vs function, all because cypress
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by SeriousM 4y ago
Oh man, these memories! I also has a moment where I prepared my ingame social standing to a point where I was able to steal a huge amount of isk and was able to hide my tracks with alts. Oh and I had a station container with a massive amoun
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by SeriousM 4y ago
Types are here to help but with this power comes great responsibility. The deeper you allow an input to be used in your library/method the more it makes sense to put a well defined type contract on it. Exhaustive type definitions may
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by SeriousM 4y ago
Oh yes, some years ago I got the opportunity to migrate a vb.net into c#. The average reader might think "it's the dotnet eco system, so what" but please read on. The code was maintained by a single guy over the last 10 years
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by SeriousM 4y ago
Week after week I see posts on HN about a new language and why it suits the niche it targets. Wouldn't it easier to take a high language lexer like c# and morph it's outcome to the niche iinstead learning a new language that isn&#
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by SeriousM 4y ago
For the mobile users: https://old.reddit.com/r/opticalillusions/comments/rc78kw/ar...
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by SeriousM 4y ago
"100% remote work environment - work from anywhere in the US" is not worldwide...
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by SeriousM 4y ago
Our company is using the full .net stack, so a .net compatible framework was just a natural choice. We went with radzen.io . It's ok and fullfills the deeds.
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by SeriousM 4y ago
Sorry for the off topic, but the amount of dead comments in this post are halirious high. I guess it's in the top 5 in HN history?
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BBot, an OSINT Swiss knife for everyone(github.com)
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by SeriousM 4y ago
Does PDF has a default password?
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by SeriousM 4y ago
That's a horrible advice. Knowing a language is helping you read/write the code in a good quality. Knowing the ecosystem and solutions in this language is your sellingpoint. Take any language and tell me one can be productive in
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by SeriousM 4y ago
I love to see such a great looking piece and I really want to use it. But then I think about portability, mobility and unify usage across environments and come to the conclusion that I don't want to have two or three tools for the same
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by SeriousM 4y ago
> By triangulating these [...] numbers [...], I can tell if a software engineer is truly fast, or just simply slow. It seems that Mr. Casey Cobb is more interested in micromanagement of his engineers and monitoring of their performance t
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by SeriousM 4y ago
For the curious: https://www.tillerhq.com/ is the right url
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by SeriousM 5y ago
VsCode is also doing that, buts quite stupid as it just offers already typed words, not a dictionary.
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by SeriousM 5y ago
Is there any solution to pc typing? I mean on mobile there is a suggestion what word I probably want to write but on pc there is nothing like that on os level. However Google (suite) and Microsoft (365) have something like that in the produ
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by SeriousM 5y ago
I have 20 yrs now in mainly c# but also js,ts,sql,ruby,etc,etc,..... I really love the way how programming fits into my head and how I can remember quite every code I wrote though the years. What I hate is that I don't learn anything n
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by SeriousM 5y ago
Reminds me of their opt out strategy. You can opt out of their stupid behaviour (eg win10 welcome screen that pops up every now and then after boot) but then again after some updates they introduced just another switch that is turned on by
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by SeriousM 5y ago
Hi! Thanks for sharing this news. Will this be available for on-premise installations, and when?
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by SeriousM 5y ago
Usually I write instructions in markdown files and test them by redo all the steps. This saved me already many times because I will forget how to renew this damn certificate two years later, or setup the logging engine after 18 months ago.

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