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Serialization for Games(jorenjoestar.github.io)
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by olvy0 4y ago
Thank you, this is what I believe as well. At work I solved the previous team's dependency hell in this way. Our app is installed on many computers in the organization, and it has dependencies that fortunately are mostly developed in
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$stdout the rapper- Language Flamewars(youtube.com)
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by olvy0 4y ago
That's strange this just trended on HN. My team is about to decide on the design of a new feature for our internal product, which can essentially be done by either using sub-modules or re-implementing them. Our product has a somewhat
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by olvy0 4y ago
It's a "feature" on the language, like others said below. The codebase I work with has had many pathological crashes due to this behavior. So basically in C# when you use += to subscribe to events, in a big system where lifet
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ElseIFPlayer – Interactive Fiction interpreter that runs right in the browser(he4et.github.io)
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Jon Skeet's Blog – Taking .NET MAUI for a Spin(codeblog.jonskeet.uk)
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A Manchin Miracle Brings Biden’s Climate Agenda Back from the Dead(theintercept.com)
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by olvy0 4y ago
Wow, just listened to the beginning of chpater 1. This is really, seriously good. Thanks you. I was just thinking what's next for my morning commute...
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Turbocharged: Writing High-Performance C# and .NET Code(youtube.com)
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Would you say that software development is more an art or a science? Neither(bibliogram.art)
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by olvy0 4y ago
Just as another data point, I managed to finish and kind of enjoy Gravity's Rainbow, accepting that I just couldn't understand everything and just go along for the (rocket) ride. Only after finishing it I read some notes and inte
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Why sunscreen is not enough to prevent sunburns(bbc.com)
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by olvy0 4y ago
This isn't what you wanted, but I've been using the Podcast Republic app as a way to organize and listen to my (usually free) audiobooks. It's android only, so only on-device and not on PC. Its audiobook support is a bit o
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by olvy0 4y ago
What I would have liked to be: a poet, a novelist, a translator. I've been writing poems and short stories through high school. What I would possibly ended up being: unemployed.
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by olvy0 4y ago
I agree. Although I think the closest a programmer can come to being a "real" artist, whatever that means, would be being an indie gamedev. Which I once aspired to be but never got there.
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by olvy0 4y ago
I don't, and I consider it a wasted effort. There are existing apps for messaging. Unless your app is a social app, and even then I'd integrate messaging only if it's a core ability. At work, the team that was responsible fo
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Wikipedia’s Deep Ties to Big Tech(ineteconomics.org)
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by olvy0 4y ago
Ah! Yeah, I've completely forgotten that the Itanium ABI also guarantees a standard vtable layout. Thanks! Were starting to convert my app from a Windows-only app to a cross platform one, so this makes me happy that my "COM lite&
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by olvy0 4y ago
I was aware of registration free COM, and I did consider it, in fact I tried it out several times during the last decade. However in my experience it was always hard to get working properly, and it was always poorly documented. I'm ta
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by olvy0 4y ago
Exactly. Using a pure C interface escapes COM's requirement to register every component (regsvr32) and its overblown "GUID for everything" model, and its baroque way of creating components (somewhat alleviated by various mac
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Runtime C# Code Compilation Revisited for Roslyn(weblog.west-wind.com)
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by olvy0 4y ago
I was sort of in the same position as you about 18 years ago. But all the guys who wrote that code moved on, the managers moved on. I hanged on, kept refactoring and fixing bugs in the horrible code, often alone. Also supporting internal
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Reading List: How to Think for Yourself(themindcollection.com)
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Uno Platform 4.4 arrives, WebAssembly threading and exceptions ahead of .NET 7(devclass.com)
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by olvy0 4y ago
Yeah, that's why I still use Opera on mobile. All the other mobile browsers including Chrome and Firefox are broken for me since I have to slide sideways to read texts. On desktop I use Firefox exclusively. I tried several time to us
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by olvy0 4y ago
For me git is really difficult, and the CLI makes it even more so. That's just my personal experience. That's just me. I have a really terrible short term memory, so when using a CLI I tend to scroll up and down a lot since I
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by olvy0 4y ago
I second the recommendation to use git rocket filter [1] from this link. A guy in our team committed a big file unnecessarily into the repo which already had a year's history behind it, and it was only a month later when I found out.
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Study: Flu vaccination linked to 40% reduced risk of Alzheimer's disease(medicalxpress.com)
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Stalker by Andrey Tarkovsky – The Full Movie(youtube.com)
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