mrcsharp

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by mrcsharp 10mo ago
How would that work in real life though? Now every change made to any program must be tested against an ever growing combination of enabled and disabled UI changes.
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by mrcsharp 10mo ago
It is one more voice against the frantic nature of this topic and the corporations desperate to push for it. It is no different than one more post about Claude.md making it to the front page.
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by mrcsharp 10mo ago
> not make my product worse after I buy it How can such law be written and how can a lawyer litigate that in court? The way you've phrased it is very subjective. What is an objective measure that a court can use to determine the per
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by mrcsharp 10mo ago
> And let’s be clear: We don't need AGI (Artificial General Intelligence). We don't need a digital god. We just need software that works. We (You and I) don't. Shareholders absolutely need it for that line to go further up
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by mrcsharp 10mo ago
Swap PHP with C# and we're in full agreement. I'm not a CSS expert but being able to do so much with it before having to reach for JS is fantastic. And with Blazor, some of that JS sprinkle isn't even needed anymore.
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by mrcsharp 11mo ago
Then you're in a bubble.
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RFC 9458 Oblivious HTTP(ietf.org)
1 points by mrcsharp 11mo ago|0 comments
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by mrcsharp 11mo ago
Not affect them personally but more around what value is the business getting. We agreed to disagree :(
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by mrcsharp 11mo ago
> I still worry a bit about property authors who don’t follow the “cheap, non-side-effectful, externally cacheable” rules, though. Perhaps there are linters in property-ful languages which would help with that. Definitely a problem when
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by mrcsharp 11mo ago
Definitely started that way for me. It was cool to see a console app written in C# be compiled straight to native and run. Since then, a lot of work has been done to make AOT viable for more workloads. I wouldn't use it for an MVC appl
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by mrcsharp 11mo ago
Think of it in terms of semantics. An object has certain properties that are immediately obvious and available: color, height, width and so on. Properties in C# are for such values that are immediately available or at least extremely cheap
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by mrcsharp 11mo ago
I've tried that and got heavy push back from other developers funnily enough.
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by mrcsharp 11mo ago
C# has AOT compilation which creates a single, native binary. This has gotten so much better with .NET 10 and since the introduction of source generators to deal with reflection issues. Also, check out nanoFramework for a .NET runtime that
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by mrcsharp 11mo ago
This 100%. I hate the trend of UX/UI that got unleashed upon us in the last decade of the web. Everything is scaled up for touch interactions and has to have fancy animation and very "comfortable" spacing around elements. I w
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by mrcsharp 11mo ago
I found it to be a headache trying to get LE Audio to work on my Windows machine. It should provide good audio quality when the microphone is in use but: - I have to have BLE v5.2 at least on my Windows device - It must have isosynchronou
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Unveiling .NET Secrets with the Smallest C# Program – Steve Gordon [video](youtube.com)
3 points by mrcsharp 11mo ago|0 comments
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by mrcsharp 11mo ago
Disagreements about what is of national interest is always going to be a thing. In my opinion, having a country that doesn't have the means to build, at the very least, what is needed to keep its economy going is not in a good spot at
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by mrcsharp 11mo ago
It is. But you won't get such an answer from the "important" people because they are busy imposing useless laws every other day. The public is unaware and unwilling to engage in such discussions because there isn't much
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by mrcsharp 11mo ago
This is flagged? Why?
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by mrcsharp 11mo ago
What's scary is that with proliferation of LLM-assisted code editors and vibe coding, and considering the training material for these models, this is only going to get worse and worse.
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by mrcsharp 11mo ago
As if I needed more reasons to hate this application more.
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
I only had a quick skim through their videos tab and almost every video is something I'd watch. Thanks for sharing. Looks like I have a fun evening ahead.
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
I'm always fascinated by how brilliant us humans can be. So much so that we can put billions of transistors in very small spaces and in complex structures while also mass producing it. I highly recommend watching this video about litho
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
> as ChatGPT confirmed when I asked it to analyze it Really? you need ChatGPT to help you decode a base64 string into the plain text command it's masking? Just based on that, I'd question the quality of the app that was targett
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
Bitbucket seems affected too [1]. Not sure if this status page is regional though. [1] https://bitbucket.status.atlassian.com/incidents/p20f40pt1rg...
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
One interesting quote I found in [1]: "Since we have been awarded funding from the OTF Sustainability grant to explore F-Droid policies, we have taken a look at some EU, UK and global content moderation regulations and guidelines to ho
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Deloitte will refund Australian government for AI hallucination-filled report(arstechnica.com)
3 points by mrcsharp 1y ago|0 comments
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
LINQ doesn't need the JIT for that. I don't even think it is the JIT's responsibility to be aware of a specific library and optimize for it. LINQ does a lot of work behind the scene to optimize for speed and reduce allocation
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
On the topic of DATAS, there was a discussion here recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45358527
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
Great! Same here. It was a great read overall. My current use-case won't benefit from DATAS (using Azure App Service), it's good to know this option exists though. Actually, thinking about this more, this is super helpful for Stag

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