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by hakanderyal 11mo ago
I agree with this also. I'm not living in the USA, but from afar it looks like overmedication is a very valid concern that should be explored more. I draw the line at overly dismissal point of views, telling those who suffer to just pu
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by hakanderyal 11mo ago
This mentality is the biggest part of the problem. "Lack of discipline", hah! With ADHD, with autism spectrum, whenever you label something that's caused by a different brain wiring, something that's caused by something
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by hakanderyal 11mo ago
Also first time in a long time Rider is supporting it from day one. I was ready to wait for a month plus to enjoy the goodies.
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by hakanderyal 11mo ago
This one was weird to me at first too, coming from Python. Nowadays, the ones I use have reasonable licenses and pricing, like ImageSharp. Free until 1M gross revenue, cheap afterwards. I support this type of dual licensing wholeheartedly.
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by hakanderyal 1y ago
That’s more or less what I do, but in an expanded way. It’s not coding in English, but giving Claude memory about how the code base works, how it’s structured, what features available, why things are created etc. This is how we work too, we
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by hakanderyal 1y ago
With Claude Code, you need to create the docs beforehand, not after. For my latest project, I have 20k+ lines of markdown docs to guide it, with great success. Some of them are generic rules, some of them describes how I code, some of them
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by hakanderyal 1y ago
For CRUD/UI heavy web apps, it can. I have probably wrote ~5% of the code I produced in the last 2 months, but I've read and verified and corrected every line of code. Output increase is substantial. But I'm not expecting tha
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by hakanderyal 1y ago
It doesn't have Junie (Jetbrains AI Agent) yet, but I'm talking about the agents. I'm happy with Claude Code. I just want Cursor Tab in there. I use it for quick edits & refactoring, not writing new code, and it's da
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by hakanderyal 1y ago
I’m paying $20/m just for tab, and willing to pay $40/m just to have it in Rider so I can return back to using single IDE.
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by hakanderyal 1y ago
From the recent threads, it feels like the other half is totally, willfully ignorant. Hence the responses.
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by hakanderyal 1y ago
Interesting nobody has mentioned Nikita. X has hired Nikita Bier, of Gas and tbh fame ( https://x.com/nikitabier ), as head of product some days ago. He posted a meme earlier today which may or may not be related to this.
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by hakanderyal 1y ago
> The result? Broken back buttons. Image bloat. Inaccessible markup. URLs that don’t behave like URLs. Metadata that disappears. Content you can’t copy. Buttons you can’t keyboard to. Modals that trap you. Scroll positions that reset for
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by hakanderyal 1y ago
Spot on. Current gen LLMs also has the ability to mimic your code style. I always point it to existing code, and the result is the same as what I would have written. Yesterday I “wrote” 18k lines of code with Claude & Cursor. Mostly UI,
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by hakanderyal 2y ago
If you are asking this question, probably the best answer for you is old fashioned sales/marketing. Relatively high paying jobs usually fulfilled via network, which happens the way you described ("land in my lap"). You need t
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by hakanderyal 2y ago
At this point my only hope is that they bake TS into the JS engines so that we could use type information at runtime. It's too entrenched to replace otherwise unless we jump into a new UI paradigm.
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by hakanderyal 2y ago
The downsides from the subtree website [0] doesn’t apply to sub repo. For me, I just use git normally as I would, and do a subrepo push when it’s time. Subtree would make me change my workflow which is a big one for me. [0] https:/&#x
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by hakanderyal 2y ago
Just checked subtree and while they aim to provide the same thing, they are using different ways. - You can mix subrepo commits and main repo commits freely in a single commit, it’ll take care of submitting only the relevant changes when pu
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by hakanderyal 2y ago
Checkout git subrepo [0] if you also find working with submodules cumbersome. It has a different set of trade offs and works without any problems or changes to your workflow if they fit. (Only thing it has problems is rebasing, under specif
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by hakanderyal 2y ago
There aren’t any information in this study about if there were any touch typists. This would be an interesting variable to test for.
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by hakanderyal 2y ago
I would be very surprised if there aren't any serious efforts on this already underway.
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JetBrains is removing continuity discounts for new organizational subscriptions(sales.jetbrains.com)
7 points by hakanderyal 2y ago|0 comments
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by hakanderyal 2y ago
That's what I was looking for, thanks!
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by hakanderyal 2y ago
Thanks, that confirms my initial findings. I’ll look for an opportunity to give client Blazor a try.
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by hakanderyal 2y ago
I get where you are coming from, and I'm on the same page. I'm not complaining about Blazor, I'm complaining about not finding any good examples. That's why I'm asking around. I'm looking for something that wil
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by hakanderyal 2y ago
It's the slowness/sluggishness, not the looks. Most of the time even a simple interaction like clicking a checkbox takes ~1-2 seconds, which probably comes from tracking the state on server. (I don't mind outdated for .NET st
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by hakanderyal 2y ago
Beware, once you get used to using LINQ and usually work in a domain that it shines, you won't want to go back to using anything else.
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by hakanderyal 2y ago
For server-rendered UI, look for resources that uses Razor, ignore Blazor stuff at the beginning. For .NET Backend/JS Frontend, look for resources that uses minimal APIs. MVC is also good but has a lot of backwards compatibility baggag
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by hakanderyal 2y ago
Do you know of any performant, quality examples of Blazor out in the wild? All the examples I've seen have unacceptable UX by modern standards.
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by hakanderyal 2y ago
Drop-in means replacing an existing thing with a new one without changing anything. This is not compatible with other servers plugins/data/configurations, so just replacing the binary and expecting to continue where you left off i
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by hakanderyal 2y ago
Your assumption is the worst case. Best case is it does the things it do "good enough".

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