orphea

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   by orphea 10mo ago

   > If you want a term to refer to "open source unless it's for AI use", then coin one We even have such term already. It's source-available. Nothing necessarily wrong or bad about it. It only requires people to
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   by orphea 10mo ago

   > the author's post didn't capitalise open source: they clearly mean You can't make this conclusion. A lot of people simply don't bother with capitalizing words in a certain way to convey certain meaning.
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   by orphea 10mo ago

   Adding to the sibling comment, there are also Frozen{Dictionary,Set}: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.collecti...
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   by orphea 10mo ago

   I see your point and I don't necessarily disagree but better API for embedded resources is just a couple of simple extension methods away. I wouldn't even bother adding an external package for it.
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   by orphea 10mo ago

   > AOT requires a lot of fiddling around, and might break the application unexpectedly, with very weird errors. It hasn't been my experience. Native AOT does come with some limitations [1][2], but nothing awful. Mostly it&#x2
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   by orphea 10mo ago

   • Supported return types: ◦ Collections: ..., List<T>, ... ◦ Note: Arrays are not allowed as return types because they are mutable. Use IReadOnlyList<T> instead. I don't understand. Why is List<T> al
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   by orphea 10mo ago

   It's boring and silly for you . There are always lucky 10,000.
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   by orphea 10mo ago

   Looks cool. Feels horrible. I don't want my mouse cursor to morph into buttons or anything. I don't want it to be a lagging blob either.
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   by orphea 10mo ago

   I just don't think one can seriously say "Orion browser is a thing" if it is definitely not a thing for 95% desktops out there (the exact % may be different depending on the source of data, etc.) . And Windows (around 70% of
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    by orphea 10mo ago

    I'm aware. What does it change?
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    by orphea 10mo ago

    There are operating systems other than macOS.
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    by orphea 10mo ago

    > $50 Looks like US only. Choosing Europe is +$10, Australia is +$20.
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    by orphea 10mo ago

    In the Wake of Gods mod (aka HoMM 3.5) had ERM scripting and it was hella exciting for a kid! You could make your own artifacts, automate things on a map, make a dynamic story that reacts to your actions.
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    by orphea 10mo ago

    This is not expensive. In my part of the world I'm paying $15-20 for 250 g (9 oz).
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    by orphea 10mo ago

    If you're afraid of deploying on Friday, you're doing it wrong.
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    by orphea 10mo ago

    What is an alternative and why do you think it would work?
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    by orphea 11mo ago

    https://youtu.be/-qbylbEek-M?t=33
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    by orphea 11mo ago

    > you may be violating AGPLv3 if you are using MinIO to build commercial products or using it for commercial purposes Yeah, this is bullshit. I wish the guy used his own advise and spoke to a lawyer :)
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    by orphea 11mo ago

    Do you compress data if it's then encrypted (HTTPS)? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CRIME
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    by orphea 11mo ago

    > Obviously, you shouldn't believe anything in an AI response! Tell that to CEO parrots that shove AI everywhere they can?
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    by orphea 11mo ago

    Depending on the language/library, you can get exactly the same behavior with JSON.
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    by orphea 11mo ago

    And Nvidia.
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    by orphea 11mo ago

    No? The statement is a usual meaningless corpo speak, it doesn't explain anything.
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    by orphea 11mo ago

    > Having a leaderboard also leaks into the puzzle design. Is it your opinion? Can you give an example? Or did Eric say that?
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    by orphea 11mo ago

    I have no idea about most .NET developers. At my current job (a public software company in US with thousands of employees) it's up to engineers to decide when to upgrade. We upgraded our main monolith app to .NET 10 in the first week.
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    by orphea 11mo ago

    > at least 10% of the employees use GenAI daily. Remember that this includes people who are forced to use it (otherwise they wouldn't meet KPIs and would expect conversations with HR)
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    by orphea 11mo ago

    > this happens every few months Well, maybe, yeah, but I do think it was never this bad.
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    by orphea 11mo ago

    You're describing a specific case of working in a big rigid enterprise. It doesn't have anything to do with .NET itself, does it?
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    by orphea 11mo ago

    Not really related but... have anyone else noticed that suggestions on the home page became much worse recently? I'm getting a lot of unrelated videos which are often very old, like published up to 18 years ago. OTOH, videos from subsc
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    by orphea 11mo ago

    The answer is one search away on GitHub. I will give you one example though: various .NET repositories (runtime, aspnetcore, orleans).