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by asabla 4y ago
I've found my self in this position as well. So far I've managed to identify a few key points which has served me well so far. - Being able to produce results even when there is a lot of unknowns. - Fairly good communication skill
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by asabla 4y ago
Oh snap! Been more and more annoyed lately about just this. Thank you for sharing!
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by asabla 4y ago
> I wrote Foundations of Programming for any 2000s .NET developer out there! Holy moly! Think I still have your book somewhere. So thank you for that. In my last +10 years of .net development I haven't heard anything about single-as
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by asabla 4y ago
It feels like I've been using Obsidian for years. Really like most of all functionality and especially the community! Kudos to the team!
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by asabla 4y ago
This is how I've used HN for years. It wasn't until recently I actually registered an account to take part of some discussions my self
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by asabla 4y ago
It's not that hard setting up your own relay on any cheap vps out there. Good luck blocking all those addresses
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by asabla 4y ago
For someone about to go knees deep into Blazor very soon. Do you have any gotchas which isn't really mentioned on MS documentation site? primarily related to performance, since it will be one of my main concerns.
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by asabla 4y ago
For every release of neovim we're getting closer and closer to that vision. I've been using NVChad (just neovim with a preset of mappings and plug-ins all pre-configured for you) for a while now. And it's been working pretty
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by asabla 4y ago
It makes me kind of sad. I was so excited about this. And really tried to use it whenever it made sense. Sadly the experience wasn't fluid enough to make more people interested. And I think hardware were just one generation or two from
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by asabla 4y ago
I share your experience as well. Sometimes a SPA doesn't make sense, and others it may be the only viable long term solution to keep things maintainable. I just use whatever makes sense for whatever problem I'm trying to solve
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by asabla 4y ago
Well it depends on how you publish your application. Example: dotnet publish -c Release -r linux-x64 --self-contained -p:PublishReadyToRun=true -p:PublishSingleFile=true -p:DebugType=None -p:DebubSymbols=false Will produce a single file whi
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by asabla 4y ago
Well kind of for Firefox, there is this profiling tool which you could use (semi-built in) https://github.com/firefox-devtools/profiler . Which let you save a report in json.gz format
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by asabla 4y ago
Been digging my self deeper and deeper into Dapr, Orleans and similar for several years now. Super cool tech! so thank you for your contributions and future work on this.
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by asabla 4y ago
I really like this idea. However, what would be missing from this is discussions for each requirement specified. Or would you want to include that as well? It would be nice having a dedicated directory for requirements, src, infra, tests an
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by asabla 5y ago
They've been hinting this for a while now. It kind of is one of those missing features which I would have wanted back when I was subscribed to several streaming services. But now there is only one at the time + plex.
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by asabla 5y ago
That's how I've interpreted it. So basically what their Apple TV+ app does but with the addition to your local content (and what's been shared with you through other plex servers)
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by asabla 5y ago
ha! are you me? Had the benefit to purchase my self a beasty computer right before Cyberpunk launched. I don't know how many times I just stopped what I was doing and just look at something shiny/bright. Last time I felt this way
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by asabla 5y ago
Just wanted to say thank you. Been using ProtonDB extensively lately to find more titles which may be a great fit for my recent migration from Windows towards Linux. Hope I can contribute one day either with the list of games or in any way
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by asabla 5y ago
This is exactly what happened to me. I just had enough with all the anti-patterns emerging for each larger update or Windows iteration. I now do all work which require windows in a VM, and using PopOS as host and couldn't be happier. I
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by asabla 5y ago
Kind of, their multi-account stuff is truly a game changer in my day to day workflows. I just wish handling profiles were a bit better
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by asabla 5y ago
The way I've understood it, it's more closer to the latter
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by asabla 5y ago
The Millennium series is really good. Both the books and the movies And if you have the option to watch some older Beck movies, they won't disappoint either.
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by asabla 6y ago
Been an active user of Azure for almost five or six years now. Things were a lot more rough in then (especially if you'd seen the old portal), unlike what it is now. People always talk about cloud as an entity which can/shouldn&#x