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by atraac 5y ago
I'm paying for premium for years now and I've never seen or heard a single advert. What exactly are you talking about?
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by atraac 5y ago
You can achieve nearly the same thing by creating your Entities, generating migration from them with a single command, migrating your db with another one(or from code on startup) and returning them directly from Controller's method usi
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by atraac 5y ago
> If Microsoft is producing a solid language / framework in the open and improving their product such that 3rd party "light-weight" libraries like Nancy are no longer necessary, why is that a bad thing? Because they are ki
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by atraac 5y ago
I'm using Rider professionally and it's miles ahead of VS. Colleague of mine works on the same project using vscode without issues as well. You don't need Visual Studio for anything anymore...
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by atraac 5y ago
> And it's an especially hard sell given that it doesn't have a good GUI situation. Support for Windows GUIs is back since .NET 5, but the cross platform options are weak. It's very possible when the MAUI library finally r
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by atraac 5y ago
The issue with /r/dotnet is that most people there are almost fanatics. A single bad word about MS or any topic of the month like MediatR gets you downvoted to oblivion. There's almost no real discussion there.
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by atraac 5y ago
> Most point of sale terminals only verify that the data is the correct format; it does NOT validate or authenticate This sound like a major design flaw though doesn't it? I would assume that the system would actually check whether
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by atraac 5y ago
I honestly tried multiple times, I really wanted it to work for me. I have XPS 9570 and I simply could not get basic stuff to work, like fingerprint reader, trouble with proprietary gpu drivers etc. There was always something not working, s
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by atraac 5y ago
I have a 16gb Surface Book 2 at work and a personal high specced Dell XPS 9570, both are perfectly fine, even with quite big solutions. Rider has fairly long startup because it's indexing _everything_(this is why code completion is so
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by atraac 5y ago
I did use Roslynator. It helps with clunkiness of VS and gives you some refactorings but it felt far from Rider. Roslynator also doesn't fix abysmal code autocompletion. Even after the 'AI autocompletion' that VS introduced l
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by atraac 5y ago
IMO - Rider. It's way better with its autocomplete, refactoring, renames, code completion, debugging, 3rd party code navigation, overall responsiveness. I've switched and I feel physically disabled whenever I have to do something
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by atraac 5y ago
I understand the irony but you have to admit that TikTok has insane reach, especially to younger people.
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by atraac 5y ago
I'm from Poland and few years ago as a student I was working one night serving dinners in Wroclaw Amazon warehouse as a side job. Besides the fact that some people in night shifts were clearly under the influence and most were either r
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by atraac 5y ago
I'm in a similar spot, I have Galaxy S9 and want to upgrade mainly for the camera. I would also prefer something that is not huge. I'm waiting for S21 FE announcement and if that doesn't come, I'll buy either Zenfone 8 o
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by atraac 5y ago
RedwoodJS and Blitz try/tried to fill the missing gap with a bit different approaches each but I feel like at this point in JS world everything is considered 'niche' when compared to things like React or Next.js.
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by atraac 5y ago
I recently had an issue with Facebook feed similar to yours. I've suddenly had my feed full of... Beatles fanpages. All kinds of 'old music' fanpages, Beatles, Queen, Nirvana etc. I don't even listen to them, I have neve
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by atraac 5y ago
As far as I've seen, Elixir job market for Europe is almost nonexistent, sadly.
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by atraac 5y ago
> Those who manage to jump through all of the hoops don't realize that there is a secondary scam waiting for them: working for a wage without significant stock options while someone makes millions sitting around doing nothing off of
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by atraac 5y ago
240k pln in Poland is a rather high-end senior pay. Also usually net on a b2b contract, so the actual salary would be around 170-180k(46k $) pln after taxes. Admittedly you can live a really decent life for this here.
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by atraac 5y ago
The stuff you write doesn't have to be commited to GitHub(or am I missing something?) so this argument makes no sense. Copilot clearly scanned and autocompleted third party secrets, it's in no way acceptable behaviour.
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by atraac 5y ago
Yes, since I believe 2.1 you can make a self contained executable with sdk included using dotnet publish. You can read more about it here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/deploying/#publ...
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by atraac 5y ago
You must have a weird dishwasher or you put your dishes in weird positions because I've been using an 8 year old washer with my gf for last 2 years and it has never destroyed anything.
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by atraac 5y ago
> I can tell you from having experienced php templates that did stuff like this that this is a terrible idea in practice. Worse, you won’t know it is until you’ve built quite a mess. We use Blazor in production(admittedly for internal f
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by atraac 5y ago
I don't think JVM is what turns people off. It's a different paradigm. Every FP language is basically a niche these days even though you can hear great things about most of them(Elixir? Elm? Clojure? F#?). It's just that FP i
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by atraac 5y ago
IMO not using IntelliJ with Java is like shooting yourself in the foot and crutching for the rest of your life just to show people how tough you are.
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by atraac 5y ago
Prisma does support Postgres. https://www.prisma.io/docs/reference/database-reference/supp...
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by atraac 5y ago
It kinda makes him sound like a spoiled junior who only touched the 'hip' stuff and is disgusted by a sign of stability. I remember being in that place as well.
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by atraac 5y ago
We run Azure Functions with C#, it's not perfect but it's very easy to test, runs with a single click locally, deploys fairly easily to Azure as well(though it has some quirks) can use 99% of our codebase as a dependency without
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by atraac 6y ago
https://github.com/crystal-lang/crystal/issues/5430 this issue tracks Windows progress, it hasn't been really updated in a while. I've been following Crystal Windows port for over a year, nothing ch
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by atraac 6y ago
In C# one can have a decent documentation just based on a few attributes so you don't even have to write that much to have that schema available to your clients.

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