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by pionar 5y ago
I do the same, but before pushing, I squash the commits to remove the small intermediate commits. That may be what your coworkers are doing as well.
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.NET Myths Dispelled – Celebrating 21 Years of .NET(blog.devgenius.io)
2 points by pionar 5y ago|0 comments
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Requiring two-factor authentication on NuGet.org(devblogs.microsoft.com)
10 points by pionar 5y ago|0 comments
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by pionar 5y ago
Sorry, I should've left that out. Edited.
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by pionar 5y ago
If you can't make what you invented, the whole world can't have your invention? That seems suboptimal for society.
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by pionar 5y ago
With trademark, it's use it or lose it, as it should be with patents. EDIT: I accidentally included copyright in this. It is not.
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by pionar 5y ago
> I think notifications are far better on iOS Except you have to swipe-then-tap to dismiss them. It's so fucking annoying. That's the biggest thing I miss about Android, just a simple swipe dismisses them.
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by pionar 5y ago
None. This is commercial transactions, not personal ones.
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by pionar 5y ago
I don't know that it "has to", as the last overload has variadic arguments. (Caution, I'm not a Java expert). This is likely for JIT performance, with virtual method lookup. C# does the same thing with string.Format - h
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by pionar 5y ago
> I think of Kotlin as what would happen if a Java developer looked at Javascript and asked "okay, but what if this didn't suck?" I think you mean "what if we took C# and put it on the JVM"? /s Honestly, C#
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by pionar 5y ago
I mean, technically, you don't have to have async/await in C#. Nothing's stopping you from using threads from the thread pool.
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by pionar 5y ago
Yes, that's always the answer. Use the tool best suited for the task in front of you.
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Parallel.ForEachAsync Deep Dive(gregbair.dev)
2 points by pionar 5y ago|0 comments
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by pionar 5y ago
The hate isn't in the mapping. It's perfectly reasonable to abstract away mapping of relational data to objects. It's the translation of objects to SQL queries that's the problem. ORMs typically output inefficient and mo
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by pionar 5y ago
Not really. It's not designed for that. It's designed to be as lightweight as possible. also, instead of Glibc, it uses musl, which although is supposed to be binary-compatible, does have some gotchas, so the larger the system, wi
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by pionar 5y ago
So we should just leave this security hole because there's others?
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by pionar 5y ago
Thanks so much for making this. I used this back in the day to download (legally) mp3s from friends' pages.
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by pionar 5y ago
You're leaving out that even though she asked her housekeeper to print out classified information (so you say, I'm not familiar with the story, but I'll take your word on it for this), she wasn't actively trying to under
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by pionar 5y ago
You're honestly comparing apples and oranges here. One side (whistleblowers) is a case where someone actively published and drew attention to classified material. The other one is someone who was careless with classified material due t
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by pionar 5y ago
He admitted no such thing. He said there was a mistake in the "execution" of the decision, when it's the decision itself that's the problem, not the way they executed.
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by pionar 5y ago
The thing you're missing is that A worked great, was already finished, in a release candidate, then removed.
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The Ghost of Silverlight, or “Lessons Learned from Dying Frameworks”(medium.com)
12 points by pionar 5y ago|0 comments
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by pionar 5y ago
At my job, we use k3s not for IoT or embedded, but for deployment to back-office "servers" in field offices for deployments of services that don't need HA in that environment.
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by pionar 5y ago
> Well, like all crypto you can buy it and hope it goes up in value :) So, speculation. That's what all crypto is for.
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by pionar 5y ago
Tether says (or at least used to) that they have 1USD in the bank for every tether issued. They say they're fully-backed, so they better be.
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by pionar 5y ago
With fastmail, you can do that already. I do that. I have addresses like some_random_list_I_joined@mydomain.com
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.NET 6 Release Candidate 1(devblogs.microsoft.com)
1 points by pionar 5y ago|0 comments
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by pionar 5y ago
[citation needed] Milk after childhood is still beneficial. It supplies protein, and many vitamins and minerals. Butter is not a "gateway" drug.
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by pionar 5y ago
Chicken used to be a rare delicacy in the west until mass production in the 1960s.
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by pionar 5y ago
Yes, you can. Since OpenAPI itself has a JSON schema, you can get autocomplete from any editor that supports JSON schema. At my company, we found that the auto-OAS generation tools were too brittle and didn't communicate enough informa

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