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by sltr 1y ago
> online friendships require a different set of social behaviors than in-person ones Yeah. In real life there's no karma value next to your name and no string of reactions next to every statement you utter. Imagine a VR-based dystop
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by sltr 1y ago
Makes sense to validate businesses as early and cheaply as possible. While AI accelerates initial product development, there might be a tail end of costs, like tech debt that plagues a product for years. For startups that die, it won't
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Technical dimensions of programming systems (2023)(tomasp.net)
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by sltr 1y ago
docker run --rm -p 8080:80 -v "$(pwd):/usr/share/nginx/html:ro" nginx:alpine will host the current directory on 8080
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by sltr 1y ago
> public but in my control I think we have a word for that - copyright
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by sltr 1y ago
> a racketeer like CloudFlare Could anyone teach me what makes this a fair characterization of Cloudflare?
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by sltr 2y ago
When discussing the definition of abstraction, Koppel's article "Abstraction: Not What You Think It Is" offers a helpful framing and disambiguation. https://www.pathsensitive.com/2022/03/abstraction-
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by sltr 2y ago
Check out Climavision. They use AI to generate both hyper-local ("will there be a tornado over my town in the next 30 minutes?") and seasonal ("will there be a draught next fall?") forecasts, and they do it faster than t
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by sltr 2y ago
Jimmy Koppel wrote about this 6 years ago [1]. It's one of the first exercises in his software design course [2]. Two identical pieces of code can have different specifications. # x is an age of a person; the code checks if the per
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by sltr 3y ago
WPF and Xamarin dev here who wrote a new (not ported) codebase on Avalonia. - Avalonia has a guide just for people like you and me [1]. - Avalonia's flavor of XAML has small divergences from WPF that will have you hitting their docs
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by sltr 3y ago
Citation? Not sure what's wrong with text rendering in the tens or hundreds of GUI toolkits that are not Qt.
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by sltr 3y ago
Production user here. I've found no money "gotchas". They're above reproach. In fact, I've received considerable free support from their devs on GitHub Issues [1]. The Avalonia business model is based on selling XPF
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by sltr 3y ago
I can speak in favor of Avalonia from experience [1] for exactly this use case: - You want to target Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and browser from one codebase. - You've already decided to use .NET / XAML. (So you're
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by sltr 3y ago
Correction: His name is Jimmy Koppel, not Jeremy. My bad
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by sltr 3y ago
Same difference between reading a textbook vs taking a lecture. He brings it to life. There's also personal feedback. His content isn't available in any other format I know of. Do have a look at the testimonials. He hits the nail
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by sltr 3y ago
It's not Elixir, but I'm working through Jeremy Koppel's "Advanced Software Design Course". I've been coding for 22 years and it is definitely growing me. https://www.mirdin.com/