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LINQ and Learning to Be Declarative(nickstambaugh.dev)
59 points by sieep 1y ago|57 comments
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by sieep 1y ago
Looks promising. Thanks for sharing!
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by sieep 1y ago
I see your point. I've just craved a rails-like experience in Lua for a while and don't believe there's anything out there yet built on Lua that can match with the big boys (rails, .NET, etc.)
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by sieep 1y ago
I've been saying it for years: Lua needs its Ruby on Rails moment
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by sieep 1y ago
We've already sorta come full circle with the Meta glasses having a physical button to interact with the Facebook AI
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by sieep 1y ago
That pricing model is insane and confusing as hell. Your FAQ clears it up slightly but was hard pass from me almost instantly due to the conflicting information in the pricing section.
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by sieep 1y ago
Maybe ten years ago...but he kept opening his mouth so here we are.
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by sieep 1y ago
The market will follow supply and demand at its equilibrium, which clearly we are not at. The question is: what is preventing it from reaching that point?
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Impressions of CachyOS(nickstambaugh.dev)
3 points by sieep 1y ago|0 comments
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by sieep 1y ago
it doesn't seem to handle multiple monitors very gracefully yet, at least when I used it & on my setup. Felt a little bit slower than gnome and less stable across the board. For example, the top-bar UI doesn't render certain a
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by sieep 1y ago
Pop is great & i love what system76 is doing, but the bugs in cosmic have had me holding off. I will certainly try again soon.
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by sieep 1y ago
My gut assumption is that people will default to tribalism, but that has proven to be wrong over the past few years.
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by sieep 1y ago
That's a fair point. My gut reaction is that people will default to tribalism, but I think this has been a different situation than most others (and going on a lot longer).
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by sieep 1y ago
I'm just speaking from my personal experience and don't mean to draw any conclusions about anything.
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by sieep 1y ago
Depends a lot on your age and preferences. I don't mind dating women older than me so Facebook Dating has been great for me lol! Definitely pales in comparison to Tinder, etc. if your ideal partner is college age/below 25.
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by sieep 1y ago
Very true. I've gone on dates with a couple Jewish women over the past two or three years & they've all staunchly supported Palestine which surprised me a bit.
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by sieep 1y ago
I see what you're saying lol. It is important to specify that the dating profile is different from the social media one, so im not catfishing or anything like that. I am just not sharing personal data with fb on their social media side
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by sieep 1y ago
It is not marketed at all. It just kind of popped up one day. I've never gone back to tinder, etc since then. It is the best experience to me personally. Maybe people over still 40 use the social media site in large numbers. I just hav
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by sieep 1y ago
Facebook Dating is clearly being used as a 'loss-leader' against these apps, and it is fantastic for end users and the overall market. For those of you who haven't tried it, it offers far more swipes, generous filtering, and
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by sieep 1y ago
Blazor and Phoenix both seem the most intuitive for me also, especially when building complex frontends that require a lot of business logic. Being able to ditch the JS for that kind of work is amazing.
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by sieep 1y ago
Blazor at work to keep the lights on, Phoenix at home to keep my sanity :D
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by sieep 1y ago
Hello, I'm someone who does not have a background in CS, so my apologies for not being able to read the paper in-full. Is there any clear-cut strategy you would recommend to model developers so they can improve in not just correctness,
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by sieep 1y ago
firefox + DDG + linux + vpn is my preferred combo, or the 'privacy stack' as I like to call it.
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by sieep 1y ago
Seems legit, I'll have to try later. Just curious, why didn't you make this a commercial SaaS?
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by sieep 1y ago
Agreed, I don't want to have to dig through documentation to get the gist of your framework/library.
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by sieep 1y ago
True. I'll go nag the senior to start updating that for the 100th time.
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by sieep 1y ago
I can't wait to ditch my Samsung phone for a google pixel with Graphene.
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by sieep 1y ago
Looks interesting & I'm excited to try this out myself. I like the more verbose null/error handling personally in professional code, but maybe that's because im still working in framework! I'll certainly be using the
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by sieep 1y ago
Some big leaps being made in your argument, but I think the sentiment is where the heart of the issue with this tech lies. Privacy focused individuals will never buy a product like this, but it clearly is meant for the masses & not the
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by sieep 1y ago
This is an interesting take. I think they are heading down this path, especially with the 'Easy Apply' button which is essentially what you're talking about. If I have to guess, the current business model is likely profitable

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