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mdaniel
1y ago
> If you want the full C# experience, you will still be getting Windows, Visual Studio, or Rider. I don't believe the first two are true, and as a point of reference Rider is part of their new offerings that are free for non-commerc
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1y ago
> I'm operating under the assumption that it won't happen. Or, arguably worse: my expectation is that they'll open source it, wait for it to get a lot of adoption, possibly some contribution, certainly a lot of mindshare,
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1y ago
I'd recommend resubmitting as Show HN since this is your product and those submissions actually have their own dedicated URL. Plus, the way the title reads now is as if the submission was a blog you found
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1y ago
Apologies, I knew what WASD was in the context of gaming, I just didn't follow what behavior they influenced in the game since I was playing it with a drink in my hand at first and it seemed fine :-) I don't recall the shapes chan
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1y ago
Too bad they didn't say "here's why not (Mattermost|Zulip|probably 15 other ones)" cute: https://github.com/basecamp/once-campfire/blob/eecdb29332527...
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1y ago
Given n=1 https://freeiworktemplates.com/2022/05/pages-concessions-sta... seems to imply the answer is "no, it's a zip" and that seems to hold even for the interior files $ file concessions-stan
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1y ago
Up to ~you~ gemini, but a loading screen would make it seem less like it was stuck A tutorial is always welcome when one is dropped site-unseen into a game. I didn't understand what you meant by the WASD part since I could shoot the gr
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1y ago
> Because of IRC's scandanavian origin, the characters {}| are considered to be the lower case equivalents of the characters []\, respectively /me facepalms Text rendering hates you (2019) - https://news.ycombinato
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mdaniel
1y ago
(2024) MIT: https://github.com/emproof-com/nyxstone#license
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1y ago
Or my favorite alternative to that story: well, it's currently a str ... maybe it'll still be a str in 5 minutes, who knows
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1y ago
relevant: https://stakpak.dev/#:~:text=open-source%20and%20in%20rust https://github.com/stakpak/agent/blob/v0.2.39/LICENSE (Apache 2)
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1y ago
I suspect I am just predisposed to not wanting to watch a video of anything, because it usually has a very low bitrate of knowledge transferred per investment of my time, which is ironic given the actual bandwidth requirements of video. I
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1y ago
GitHub isn't picking up your license declaration because the actual file is 404 https://github.com/refetch-io/refetch/blob/main/LICENSE (and it doesn't currently scan readme text for the declar
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1y ago
I love that channel so much
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1y ago
If you haven't seen it, there's also https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/temporary-con... ( https://github.com/stoically/temporary-containers MIT ) when you don'
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1y ago
I've always heard the theory that if you're not ashamed of your launch announcement then you've launched too late, but a page with just "Book a Call" is stretching the plausibility for who could possibly be in the t
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1y ago
but, hey, at least they get to be ultimately dynamic, leading to horeshit like this https://github.com/aws/aws-cli/blob/2.28.22/awscli/botocore/... What does `create_client` return?! don'
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1y ago
I believe they're discussing that awscli was targeting Python 2.x for the longest time, e.g. https://github.com/aws/aws-cli/blob/0.4.1/setup.py#L48 up through https://github.com/aws&
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1y ago
I guess at least they're consistent (or maybe herd mentality) since both azure-cli and gcloud are both in python, too
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1y ago
that tracks so much with my experience in the whole of the python community
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1y ago
we need a whole submission dedicated to these, as this thread is just stellar
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1y ago
I got a good chuckle from the https://github.com/dockur/windows#how-do-i-select-the-window... table 11 Windows 11 Pro 5.4 GB 2k Windows 2000 Professional 0.4 GB confirming the adage that all projects expan
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1y ago
Friend, do I understand that you're mad that private windows don't allow the system to introspect what content you're viewing in a private window? BTW, in the spirit of being helpful: if you're using private windows
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1y ago
Look, I'm with you on alternate implementations, but throwing out Firefox just because they decided to follow Edge down the "be the Yahoo of browsers" may be baby-with-the-bathwater type thing. It's painless to evict all
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1y ago
An alternate between those two endpoints would be to offer better tooling to enable both users and monkeys to identify things contributing to bad outcomes. I don't just mean devtools, either, I mean "oh, it seems this tab is tak
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1y ago
Not that anyone cares, but I can confirm this is the case: the response is an email from some marketing person asking to "have a call" and then a few days later my email gets some random spam from being subscribed to every mailing
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1y ago
> [0] I won’t say the weakest of their tools because youtrack exists. I realized something shocking while nodding along to your observation: they are a dev-tools company, and made their own issue tracker, but I still have to populate eve
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1y ago
That's not true: IntelliJ was the first one to come out licensed as Apache 2, and PyCharm (and the python plugin) followed suit. Both of them do have paid versions with more features, but IntelliJ and PyCharm open source builds are s
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1y ago
> Our goal is to provide AI pentesting agents that run continuously, Pour one out for your observability team. Or, I guess here's hoping that the logs, metrics, and traces have a distinct enough attribute that one can throw them in
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1y ago
Wayback spotted some of it, but after bouncing through its 302 capture one ends up here, but yes, the actual repo is still gone and the "in page" snapshot doesn't render the actual pdf: https://web.archive.org/
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