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by dimgl 3y ago
I’ve worked 5+ minimum wage jobs and worked once at a restaurant. I’m not saying anyone should be happy; you should reread my message. It isn’t a thankless job because *you’re getting paid*.
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by dimgl 3y ago
> For example, I cannot give up MS Entity Framework Core or Hot Chocolate graphql server for C#. What? Why? Also, what do you mean nothing is as feature complete as Entity Framework? What about ActiveRecord, Ecto, Django ORM, Knex, even
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by dimgl 3y ago
I don't agree with this way of looking at things. It isn't a thankless job; they're getting paid. It's a different argument if they're not getting paid enough, but it seems backwards to pass on the responsibility of
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by dimgl 3y ago
Is this not an American site?
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by dimgl 3y ago
The only reason I haven't switched to Linux as a daily driver yet is HDR. Once Linux gets HDR support I'm out. Don't care what garbage I have to deal with in the OS. Windows is freaking awful.
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by dimgl 3y ago
This is a bad faith argument. Your comment has nothing to do with deepfakes.
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by dimgl 3y ago
Thank you! This is what I was getting at in another comment. This isn't just a case of "oh no, I forgot to switch a button".
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by dimgl 3y ago
> Because it is one of the 1,000,000 things to pay attention to in game development. This is a cop-out. This doesn't seem like an oversight but rather blatant incompetence. You don't just "not pay attention" to this.
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by dimgl 3y ago
Just wanna give a shout out to the brief mention in the article of Anno 1800. Quite possibly one of the best games I've ever played.
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by dimgl 3y ago
Remnant 2 has some pretty impressive looking fire. Especially for the Red Prince fight. Random video of the fight: https://youtu.be/Kk6HK0PRbCc
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by dimgl 3y ago
I feel like this is grasping at straws? Plenty of unorthodox games go mainstream. Can’t expect consumer hardware to the stay the same forever. This game is just poorly optimized.
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by dimgl 3y ago
Yes, yes it is. I have a 4k TV with 120hz. I want to be able to use it. If Anno 1800 can run at 100+ framerates, surely this game can too.
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by dimgl 3y ago
I've been chatting with Jarred and it's obvious they care and want to make it better. But yes, the "1.0" release and claims like this hurt the sentiment for Bun. Hope it gets better, it's a seriously impressive (but
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by dimgl 3y ago
I don’t think that’s necessarily always true. I was recently looking into using Redis as a regular database. Unfortunately data is still kept in memory even if it’s persisted on disk, so it was a no-go. You’d be surprised what people want!
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by dimgl 3y ago
Ah, no I do not. I was using the GUI. I can see how having an SSH server is useful though!
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by dimgl 3y ago
Purely curiosity. It was super fun!
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by dimgl 3y ago
UTM is one of the most impressive pieces of tech I've ever used. I was able to run Windows 3.1 on my M1 Macbook, which blew my mind given the sheer number of architectural differences between the two.
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by dimgl 3y ago
Hilariously, C# used to have a framework named NancyFX which was inspired by Sinatra. The entire reason it existed was to get away from the ASP.NET MVC mess. Thankfully it looks like even ASP.NET Core is no longer using this kind of syntax.
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by dimgl 3y ago
You're making these statements as if the example you're presenting is the only one of its kind that has these properties. It's simply not the case. You can use middleware in other frameworks just as well. You can do input val
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by dimgl 3y ago
You're joking, right? How is the second example better in any way? You're also doing more in your second example. You can still do service injection in JavaScript.
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by dimgl 3y ago
This is hysterical. Looks like the CEO was spot-on.
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by dimgl 3y ago
+1. I can't stand Windows. I can't wait for the day I can use macOS as a daily driver for gaming (I already use it as a daily driver for everything else).
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by dimgl 3y ago
I completely agree with this. Spring was an absolute nightmare during the short period of time where I had the misfortune of using it. It also didn't help that the codebase was a monstrosity... classes following no design patterns and
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by dimgl 3y ago
> I don't think I'm a fear mongerer but the amount of reasonably qualified jobs that can be displaced by the models we have now seems huge. Maybe I'm living under a rock, but I have serious doubts about this claim. > Th
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by dimgl 3y ago
The thing is that they themselves are tech influencers. So it's not surprising this article is the way it is. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2j1XwZRi30
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by dimgl 3y ago
This is a very strange comment section. I can't in good faith recommend Entity Framework to anyone who doesn't want to torpedo their project with ORM problems. Additionally, this article is really poorly written. > Last week, w
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by dimgl 3y ago
Whoa, no. I massively disagree. Entity Framework is, by far, the worst ORM I've ever used.
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by dimgl 3y ago
Okay, this is a matter of opinion, and yes I do agree that it being hard to write code anywhere that's not Linux is hyperbolic. But Windows is _truly_ a terrible OS for DX. I dread every single time I have to do any kind of development
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by dimgl 3y ago
> Linux audio processing Just use Windows and all of these problems go away. When I make music my stack is basically Ableton Live, NI Komplete and Spitfire Audio and I have exactly 0 of these issues.
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by dimgl 3y ago
> JavaScript stacks like T3 app (Next.js, TypeScript, tRPC, Prisma) feel like they're solving endless problems caused by other "solutions" in the stack. I don't agree at all... tRPC/Prisma have been a joy to work

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