sidsidev

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   by sidsidev 6y ago

   I agree. Particularly with the first point. One of VSCode's big strengths is it runs on the web as well - it's easy to see it becoming a fully integrated cloud IDE (whether you run it in Electron or your browser), and then MS can
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   by sidsidev 6y ago

   This is starting to happen to YouTube ads. Anyone with money just pays for the monthly subscription and sees no ads.
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   by sidsidev 6y ago

   The delineation between those and VSCode seems unclear.
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   by sidsidev 6y ago

   Yeah or Google. They stopped Google Code (or whatever it was) to move it all to GitHub; I just assumed they'd then buy GitHub. Felt like a much more natural home for it. Maybe Gitlab?
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   by sidsidev 6y ago

   Marketing-level docs and then fine-grained API docs sounds very MS.
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   by sidsidev 6y ago

   You're missing that the product makes no money. Thinking in terms of killing off competition is pointless when you're not referring to the strategy.
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   by sidsidev 6y ago

   Sure, but Microsoft also has Visual Studio. If they start heavily investing in VSCode for C#, C++, then they're going to be cannibalising Visual Studio. And for what?
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   by sidsidev 6y ago

   First ever HN submission, with first ever Firebase app, first ever Material UI app. Good luck me! I want to make something that facilitated healthy communication, focusing on Q&A. Sidsi has questions, voting, and anonymous participation
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   Show HN: Sidsi, a Q&A app. Feedback v welcome!(sidsi.app)

   2 points by sidsidev 6y ago|1 comments