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by gochi 3y ago
I would be interested to know from anyone at the Office/Outlook team why they went with what they did, and if they had any awareness of MAUI happening at all. Fully agree with the noted benefits, so any non-MAUI team insight would be r
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by gochi 3y ago
They already have MAUI. I don't have direct professional experience with it, but the message I'm getting from those who have used it, is that it's cumbersome. With people instead just sticking with XF/Uno/Avalonia (
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by gochi 3y ago
I want to push back on this idea, but I relate to the undesired effect. The catch is that this undesired effect is a necessity to then becoming able to express oneself in that format. It's frustrating and most people quit at this part,
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by gochi 3y ago
Yeah most of it stems from the asset marketplace. If you look at Unreal's marketplace or Unity's asset store and sort by top seller (and especially the free categories), you'll probably find exactly the things that you'r
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by gochi 3y ago
Actually I think both cancer and plastics needs to remain as jargon for their respective fields, and instead media should focus on specifying the important elements that are easily digestible to the public and also not too wide reaching. So
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by gochi 3y ago
That's a false narrative, game engines don't create games that look the same. Actually one of the funny propositions (not serious) that a fellow game developer had on social media was to instead replace the default game engine log
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by gochi 3y ago
>Why express yourself artistically in software? Maybe because I am not as skilled at painting or music to hope to express myself in that regard. Why do you feel you need to be skilled in either to express oneself? The expression is the g
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by gochi 3y ago
The word "effectively" is doing a lot of heavy lifting here and negates your entire point.
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by gochi 3y ago
I wonder if you'll reflect back on this comment when ageism comes knocking.
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by gochi 3y ago
That mantle is not something you can escape unless you opt into not having a career.
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by gochi 3y ago
Github isn't the only git host. So in this example you would be specifically wanting to play with other github users. Many have made it their thing to avoid Github entirely.
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by gochi 3y ago
If a protocol can be broken in such shallow ways as starving out the network, it's badly designed. If users refuse to leave after a company switches protocols so manipulatively, it's because they don't care about the protocol
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by gochi 3y ago
If a protocol can be "effectively owned" that quickly by an outside corporation, it's not a very good protocol especially if one of its core tenets is decentralizing access to social content.
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by gochi 3y ago
That question is debated, and for good reason. I'm a fan of the limitations based on market cap and valuations. We really have done a terrible job at upholding Sherman's Antitrust act, instead allowing the very thing it was attemp
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by gochi 3y ago
You could probably separate the extractors into their own repo for easier contribution, and less of a reliance on you having to manually create and validate them. Great job otherwise!
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by gochi 3y ago
Apple Shortcuts or similar can handle this efficiently. Can even pump it straight into other apps like Apple Health to visualize a variety of metrics that you want to log. Multiple apps too, one tap can enter a metric into Health, log it in
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by gochi 3y ago
>You can always find a way to mock someone, for even the most common and innocent behaviors. Thus ancient greek comedy and how influential it was in public opinion!
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by gochi 3y ago
This is a niche but effective reason to get a console. Alternatively, a Windows box locked down to LTSC.