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by orphea 2mo ago
Usually the link remains original but someone helpful posts a comment with a link to xcancel or archive.org.
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by orphea 3mo ago
Please refrain from giving unsolicited, patronizing advice. Thank you. I merely shared an opinion - to balance the OP's point - that some people [0] appreciate photos [1] on menus because they do help with choosing the dishes. [0] I&#x
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by orphea 3mo ago
I need photos in menu. I don't want surprises, I want to choose what I will eat, which is often extremely difficult when you only see cryptic names of dishes, maybe a list of ingredients too, if you're especially lucky.
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by orphea 3mo ago
If Claude continuously makes the system more efficient based on demand Yes, Claude, please make the system as efficient as possible. Make no mistakes
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by orphea 3mo ago
I'm curious why you need to search reddit for Parsoid. And could you google or kagi for "Parsoid site:reddit.com"?
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by orphea 3mo ago
But thinking China is better? This is not what they said.
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by orphea 3mo ago
.NET is Open Source (MIT) but Microsoft is a major - it's probably safe to say the largest - contributor. Maybe similar to OpenJDK and Oracle?
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by orphea 3mo ago
public static DoThing : IDoThing Yeah... Right. In other words, C# is a bad language because you don't like it? What does prevent you from "just do it" in C# without extra classes and interfaces?
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by orphea 3mo ago
This attribute makes the compiler generate IL code as if the target member was accessible to the user code. It's orthogonal to AoT and reflection. This works perfectly fine with AoT: var writeLine = typeof(Console).GetMethod("
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by orphea 3mo ago
modern C#'s best features: does xUnit.NET work? Does immutable records work? Do collection expressions work? Does LINQ work? xUnit and LINQ are not C# features, why should they not work in another .NET language?
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by orphea 3mo ago
Reflection, is one thing. It's a common misconception, somehow. Reflection works in AOT.
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by orphea 3mo ago
Especially my cheap consumer electronics. Sometimes they will charge, sometimes they won't charge This is not USB C's fault. It's the manufacturers who cheaped out a cent - or even less - on CC resistors.
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by orphea 3mo ago
Because everything is fucking vibe coded these days, people no longer have any clue what they are doing.
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by orphea 3mo ago
Those two images in the post do look... "AI-enabled"
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by orphea 3mo ago
.NET is not an intepreter. Also, it has been able to compile to a single binary for years.
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by orphea 3mo ago
And you would miss out - .NET is a rare case of Microsoft actually made something quite good.
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by orphea 3mo ago
Allegedly.
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by orphea 3mo ago
will it only bring more "memory safety" or is there a serious performance gain as well? The project will die in a couple of days or weeks. You're making a mistake if you're seriously consider using this in any ca
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by orphea 3mo ago
Having agents is like going from walking to having a bicycle. To having roller skates at best . And even then - they are probably with hexagonal wheels.
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by orphea 3mo ago
intentional reproductions for the photos You're kidding, aren't you?
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by orphea 3mo ago
Oh, fair enough.
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by orphea 3mo ago
Where do you see "cross-platform"? The readme clearly says it's web: OpenUI is a full-stack Generative UI framework: a compact streaming-first language, a React runtime with built-in component libraries [...]
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by orphea 3mo ago
This self-promotion is not relevant to the discussion.
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by orphea 3mo ago
Perhaps because the comment didn't add to the discussion? like all those +1 comments in GitHub issues.
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by orphea 3mo ago
the assumption that all code (and everything else producing digital artefacts) will be written using AI in the near future, This is what AI providers wanted you to believe in because they have a couple of shovels to sell to you. Onc
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by orphea 3mo ago
Isn’t “Anthropic won’t fix it” a little sensational It's editorializing and against HN guidelines either way.
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by orphea 3mo ago
Saying they were conned sounds like naming them victims of some trick and moving the responsibility away from them. Nah. It's not conning; it's stupidity and lack of critical thinking.
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by orphea 3mo ago
Yep. This is awful: obj?.:method(…)
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by orphea 4mo ago
Noted, thanks! You can tell English is not my first language ;)
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by orphea 4mo ago
Nah, I have to agree with andy^andrew. This is how staged reaction looks like: https://www.residentialsystems.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/0... The Steam's clip is actually nowhere near like that.

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