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9mo ago
I like that you can have multiple projects open and keep the terminals contextual. Pretty small feature but it can be nice.
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9mo ago
Alright, how about the customization features to add a terminal? Those are missing too.
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9mo ago
I think really they just need to implement some kind of plug-in or extension framework. Extensions are just not first class citizens but they really should be. There should be a .gitextensions in the repo that the repo owners maintain just
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9mo ago
That would cost a seat, I'm guessing.
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9mo ago
Why waste your time on something that isn't your core business when, presumably, the SAASes of the world will use the new tech and lower prices as well?
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9mo ago
Honestly it would be better to bake in source control context so you can mark new code as more strict than legacy. You can usually achieve this by adding ignore pragmas to your legacy warnings (although you need to touch that code). But at
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9mo ago
I mostly work in games where Xcode is an all too common chore to pick up from time to time because Apple changed the rules on something or other to get an iOS build out. Usually I find that xcode isn't helpful at all in solving these
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9mo ago
I think the charitable way to read the quote is that 1M LOC are to be converted, not written.
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9mo ago
Not only that, they went as deep as mixing in project issues with language design. A massive rewrite mixed with massive feature changes is always a tricky thing no matter the language.
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9mo ago
I suppose it could have some kind of ARC. In theory some future languages could even have some hybrid approach? A high perf default but you can fallback to a GC allocation for hard things?
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9mo ago
I'm asking what your game library is full of if most can't run on windows 11.
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9mo ago
I can't say you hear a lot of folks on other OSes with other IDEs saying "I wish I had Xcode". There was a minute when MonoDevelop was trying to emulate Xcode but that must be over a decade ago.
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9mo ago
Its not valid because it adds things like cracks, dead plants, patchwork repairs, rust, random utility boxes, loose cables, etc. Its won't tell whether a place will be maintained well. It gives you more of a worst case.
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9mo ago
Yeah? Most? So like what?
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9mo ago
The only thing that will make native executables attractive is users. A lot of users. Much more than Macos, seeings as few bother with Mac clients either and there's not even a Wine equivalent.
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9mo ago
I guess they're making milk tea so it ends up being as strong as you want.
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9mo ago
Maybe they're saying a rewrite part solves the governance issues not the rust part.
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9mo ago
It honked at you? But local laws dictate that it angrily flashes its high beams at you.
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9mo ago
Humans are not going to win on reaction time but prevention is arguably much more important.
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9mo ago
Or Project Ara Or Moto Z https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moto_Z https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Ara
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9mo ago
Except we're the ones that pay for robots, and the cleanup and the settlements.
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9mo ago
It might be different if they didn't push updates every other month that changed settings like default browser back to their products. You're right that there are simple fixes but the point is that Microsoft is no longer on your s
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9mo ago
You paid for windows 11? They basically give it away to end users.
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9mo ago
The mandate seams to be "squeeze everything for a subscription fee and keep the quality... actually just the first thing".
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9mo ago
Saying "oh these are just the bad STEM PhDs" seems like a ridiculous exercise in sour graping.
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9mo ago
Well if it doesn't know the quality of the data and especially if it would be dangerous to guess then it should probably say it doesn't have an answer.
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9mo ago
So wait, was Sebastian in poverty? His best friend is like the richest person on the planet. I always thought it just went to show he likes dumpster diving for broken toys.
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9mo ago
gRPC runs over http. What infra would be missing? If you happen to be on ASP.NET or Spring Boot its some boilerplate to stand up a plain http and gRPC endpoints side by side but I guess you could be running something more exotic than that.
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9mo ago
Why use a battle tested, secure, library that you know solves your problem when you can burden your project with custom code you need to maintain?
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9mo ago
What does robotics have to do with writing better code? Is this just a random AI wishlist?
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