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by sieep 8mo ago
From my understanding, .NET, C# F# are all open source. The main thing in the tool chain that isnt is Visual Studio but most people can get by with VS Code
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by sieep 8mo ago
.NET is really good nowadays & does well cross platform, absolutely worth trying.
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by sieep 8mo ago
I'll pay attention when a reliable and trustworthy institution decides to claim this
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by sieep 8mo ago
so you're saying this is a real product and the ad you saw(then purchased from) was a fake?
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by sieep 8mo ago
Didn't the Anthropic CEO claim we would be replaced by this AI tech by now? Here's Anthropic moving their own goal post in real time: 2026: https://www.entrepreneur.com/business-news/ai-ceo-says-softw... 2025
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by sieep 8mo ago
Heres $20b in VC funding. Congrats!
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by sieep 8mo ago
OpenClaw seems good at exposing sensitive data. How do you even know anything on that site was generated by an agent? The entire api was out in the open without any sort of validation.
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by sieep 8mo ago
Seriously...I would pay for web browsing, reddit, HackerNews, etc. to exclude all AI stuff. Thats more money than ive spent on AI products.
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by sieep 8mo ago
yup...so sad. And we seem to be the 'unpopular opinion' these days..
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by sieep 8mo ago
Oban is incredible and this type of software will continue to grow in importance. Kudos!
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by sieep 8mo ago
Excellent point. Never thought of transactions in this way.
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by sieep 8mo ago
We don't really do the whole calling people stupid or flaming around here. You can make your point and leave it at that or don't comment. This sort of behavior will get you banned by the very active mod team in the future. You can
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by sieep 8mo ago
Ive heard from others that this is how defense software engineering goes. You write code for a certain part/spec that could go on a number of things (missle, airplane, etc). You dont know if your code will be used in a missile or not.
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Parsing Counter-Strike 2 demo files in .NET(counterstrike.blog)
2 points by sieep 8mo ago|0 comments
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Deaths Linked to AI Chatbots(en.wikipedia.org)
33 points by sieep 9mo ago|9 comments
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by sieep 9mo ago
Honestly, it was fun ride HN but the never ending AI blog spam & advertising is 'gumming the works'. The writing is on the wall that AI will continue to dominate discussion on here for the forseeable future (yawn...) Its time
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by sieep 9mo ago
believe me if it was up to me I would get off framework this week hahaha
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by sieep 9mo ago
all these kids chasing the new frameworks...jQuery and .NET framework have always kept me fed!
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by sieep 9mo ago
jumped on the same train, still using astro in production but on the side im using Elixir to create an SSG to use moving forward for anything new.
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by sieep 9mo ago
I just can't see it happening. The United States benefits from decades of compounding advantages compared to the EU: elite research universities, talent pipelines, mature capital markets, and tons of integrated industries (fintech). Th
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by sieep 9mo ago
https://nickstambaugh.dev/
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by sieep 9mo ago
Excellent point. With that being said, I think there is market potential for replit, specifically in the middle ground between 'not knowing any code' and 'full on developer using an IDE/Cursor'.
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by sieep 9mo ago
Nothing like AI-generated garbage software that is dedicated to highlighting other AI-generated garbage. What are yall even doing anymore? lol
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by sieep 9mo ago
I can actually comment on this a bit as I ran an eBay business during college selling second-hand clothes. A lot of it is about volume and brand. For example, women made up a majority of our sales even if it was men's clothing. Certain
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by sieep 9mo ago
Great point! I know some pretty advanced statistical analysis is used in my friend's case to detect anomalies in ordering, shipping, etc.
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by sieep 9mo ago
I have a friend who works for Nordstorm doing this kind of work. She claimed the bigger problem financially is employees in retail, i.e. stealing clothes in large scale to be sold on eBay.
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by sieep 9mo ago
Good write up, thanks for taking the time to go into detail. I may try to implement your feedback at some point.
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by sieep 9mo ago
Thank you! I think it goes against Microsoft's C# conventions a bit (i.e. the classes should be separated out more) but I prefer this setup.
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by sieep 9mo ago
I highly recommend trying C# on Linux, it works fantastic. Rider on Linux works amazing as well so hats off to Jetbrains.
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by sieep 9mo ago
Admittedly I don't know a lot about networking or IRC clients, but in practice I believe so. The idea was to implement the simplest possible way for 2 people to communicate via TCP.

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