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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
Just to highlight; That's 6 major versions of .NET (so at least 7+ years in between). Including the Core era.
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
It can. If you spend it on planting trees that capture CO2 for example.
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
There is a grey scale. It doesn't need to be either or.
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
Perhaps. But let's not forget oil subsidies and renewable taxes...
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
Google actually makes a router?
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
Rider works very good (but costs you some $$$ off course).
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
C# runs natively on Linux (have done for many years now). AFAIK even on Azure people prefer to run it on Linux machines (including the place I work for). Performance wise I believe it runs equal to faster. A lot of C# devs (majority) now wo
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
Yep. But, not to be confused with overall crime rate (which my parent was referring to)! That's a very dangerous slide in facts.
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
Isn't that then the centralized authority?
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
https://www.statista.com/statistics/533790/sweden-rate-of-cr... Seems like it's flat/down over the last 10 years.
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
Sorry, but please state a source for that claim. Now, I'm not much better, but from what I recall crime in general is going down - but there are some notable exceptions (gang crime related specifically).
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
I think it takes more than money (i.e. culture). There's also a lot less integration between the West and Russia/China than the countries within the EU. In general, I think it takes a lot of time. Actually, the more I think about
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
The whole existence of EU is to prevent war between countries within the union through making all depend economically on each other. So far it's been quite successful (0 wars so far AFAIK), but of course it's quite early to say. M
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
AFAIK Gore Tex are pretty rigid about how it's used with significant QC done within the factory using it to ensure a consistent experience. Then of course, I'm unsure how good that QC really is. (I work in the industry, but not di
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
The framework you're looking for is more or less Vue. (some will probably disagree, but I think most that have used Vue significantly won't)
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
The thing that always strikes me is that verbs and paths are pretty tiny details (and also easy to abstract away using endpoint consumer generation libs) - then what else do you really get compared to your normal average web api? You still
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
The Gartner Hype Cycle is quite well known and exactly what's described here. See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gartner_hype_cycle I've seen this pattern a lot in IT (in particular here on HN) - "disco
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
Probably different for different ORMs. I know EF Core (C# /.NET) does it/cache queries (for performance reasons).
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
I haven't worked with Svelte (but with Vue, so def biased) but my feeling is that where Vue really shines (and always have, compared to other frameworks) is it's data reactivity system, making data (including but not limited to) s
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
That's not strictly correct. It's (very!) hard for someone to replicate the brand of Apple or Coca-Cola. Moats are all on a scale, and branding is one of the generally harder ones to compete with.
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
Have you seen Bachmut, or what used to be Bachmut? That's a city of 80k (?) - which is quite a large city historically (just go back 200 years, then most cities are a lot smaller than they are today). Russia has had a similar strategy
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
FYI: MS is releasing support for a native JSON data type in next release. But yeah, obviously they're behind in that area!
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
Is that really true? I thought it was fine to use small snippets of stuff?
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
About 40% of electricity comes from hydro in Sweden, which means that 20% of wind (solar is negligible) means we're 1/3 the way of transitioning. PS. Nuclear is 20-30% so we're almost carbon free already. We're also a ne
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
Haven't seen the data, but I assume that not all users got it better (that's kind of impossible in most scenarios?) but that on average it got better? Me personally like the ribbon concept and feel like it was a good improvement (
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
They are definitely using them, a lot (probably the majority of time). (Source: I have a friend who have worked/sailed the ship multiple times)
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
How? (honest question, I'm curious!)
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
If it's costly to the corporations, don't you think the owners would do such a thing? It's not an either or situation, but hitting them at the proper level of abstraction/let the internal "market" forces play i
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by cjblomqvist 3y ago
Proper education, a corner stone of democracy (sometimes forgotten? In particular in that context). Not the full story, but for sure a critical part of it.
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by cjblomqvist 4y ago
Honestly curious, what are the companies generating (or close to/on track) these levels of revenue (which they would have otherwise)?

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