pinetlk

3 ms·

1. 1.▲
   by pinetlk 5y ago

   No it is definitely very slow. Stackoverflow did a test once, and switched to their light-weight ORM. The thing is, you mention disabling change tracking, and then there are things like having to make sure you aren't accessing a field
2. 2.▲
   by pinetlk 5y ago

   It seems the 0-covid policy is a negative consequence of having so many people so close together. It changes the dynamic of infectious diseases so that you suddenly have 100k people die instead of 100. Still, I am strongly against lockdowns
3. 3.▲
   by pinetlk 5y ago

   >Entity framework is one of the best ORMs Yes, I think it is the best ORM in terms of productivity, but it is very, very slow. This is usually not a concern for internal enterprise applications that only have a few people using them at a
4. 4.▲
   by pinetlk 5y ago

   I have an induction stove. It works (fine-grained temperature, fast heating, easy cleaning, no heat in kitchen) but I find stove cooking in general to be unsatisfying. It just seems like a very tricky way to cook food. For starters, you hav
5. 5.▲
   by pinetlk 5y ago

   The tricky part is the conversion process from the server to the client. As JavaScript doesn't have any way to make dates with specific timezones other than the local timezone, you have to do some things to make up for it. In my last p