to11mtm

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by to11mtm 5y ago
> I've never seen a case where the actor model actually helped with the business problem. I've inherited and built some actor based applications and libraries, both in Erlang and .NET (via Akka.NET). Usually these systems are:
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by to11mtm 5y ago
Another example of Anonymous types would be a simple .Select(x=> new {x.ID, x.Name}); Sometimes people lump these in with dynamic objects but those are a very different class of thing indeed. Now, what would be -really- nice is if we had
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by to11mtm 5y ago
> Single binary executables in .Net 6.0 that run cross platform are the killer feature. This is a good feature but It presents packaging challenges and questions. For example, this example [0] used Single-file to create hello World at a
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by to11mtm 5y ago
> Does anyone know why this form is not used? Likely because early versions of C# (Pre-generics) wouldn't have had a good way to specifically offer a .Join method on string arrays specifically. Now that we have generics, .Join() on
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by to11mtm 5y ago
This is true, and IMHO somewhere that App-Stores could potentially assist in building trust for OSS Apps being distributed. What I'm envisioning is a 'build hash' that is reproducible based on the public source code with a gi
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by to11mtm 5y ago
I don't know whether Telegram is E2EE by default (probably not.) When you do a call on telegram you are given a series of emoji and they are supposed to match what the person on the other side has, and that's supposed to indicate
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by to11mtm 5y ago
I guess my answer depends on what kind of DB this really is. If the app is running off a SQL Backend, you could probably do this with some well thought out queries, however whether doing so in an ORM/ActiveRecord Environment (which is
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by to11mtm 5y ago
ATI/AMD has always had finicky drivers and engineering decisions IMO. I guess on the plus side they at least have a more open driver than NVidia (AFAIK nouveau doesn't get any support from them, at least AMD tries to maintain thei
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by to11mtm 5y ago
Yeah this one is hard to look at, especially because for a while it looked like it was a very bad move for AMD. In retrospect it was still a kinda bad contract for them for a while (IIRC, GloFo couldn't deliver on process for Bulldozer
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by to11mtm 5y ago
I don't think you're wrong but I don't think you're right. Housing starts aren't necessarily responding to demand, because yeah, nobody wants to over-build and contribute to a default. Plus there are other factors t
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by to11mtm 5y ago
> Mastercard and Visa are forcing thousands of websites to verify their users with their government IDs in order to post their adult pics online now. Any reputable site where adult content creators can make money can reasonably be expect
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by to11mtm 5y ago
> I feel with you. The last time I tried to use Windows Forms with .NET Core was underwhelming. I recently opined about the UI story on HN[0] and was met with a lot of 'who cares?' Which is really unfortunate, in the process of
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by to11mtm 5y ago
I wonder how easy that would be to reason about though. I really don't know much about modern DRAM circuitry I feel like it might be abstracted away to some level, also there are bios-tweaky settings that might make a difference (i.e.
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by to11mtm 5y ago
> Isn't it risky doing any customization since you don't get commodity pricing? Depends on how many you order and how reasonable the customization is. Like, what if I wanted a 10,000 38 core Xeons with a 2.5GHz Base clock and 3
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by to11mtm 5y ago
As an alternative, would it be worth it to help developing countries build green solutions now, maybe the economies of scale will help offset some of the short-term cost? You're right that it's not right to force still developing
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by to11mtm 5y ago
> What matters is how hard it is to build and maintain complicated stuff. What matters is how hard it is to deliver a product to the end users. As I gave in my personal user story, yeah, I had to eventually pay the piper and refactor sig
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by to11mtm 5y ago
> Non-starter these days. It's about the species; Remember that I mentioned that in the context of 'someone getting started'. I say what I say because it would be the best thing to help new users get 'hooked,' no
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by to11mtm 5y ago
When I played with Uno, There was a UWP designer (At the time Uno relied on UWP for the API/Translation, IDK if that's changed.) It worked mostly like the WPF designer but I think it was slightly more limited.
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by to11mtm 5y ago
> 2-seats-only models are highly sought after in the used market, at least based on what my farmer friends tell me When I lived an an apartment, one of my neighbors had a 2 door Silverado as his daily. He was a 'car guy' and ha
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by to11mtm 5y ago
Ding ding ding! You only spot the ones that glow. The ones that -don't- are doing their jobs right.
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by to11mtm 5y ago
> have some empathy - you have to deal with Comcast for a few minutes; they have to deal with it all day every day, and take the bullets from customers for Comcast's support policies and training. I spent 6 and a half years working
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by to11mtm 5y ago
Saying that outcry was about one tiny decision is like saying WW1 was because an Archduke got assassinated. Microsoft's handling of .NET 's OSS community has been haphazard at best. Just a week or two prior to the 'dotnet wat
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by to11mtm 5y ago
In all fairness, at one point you could actually make sense of things. Unless I'm misremembering, until recently Avalonia was still being touted as primarily a replacement for Desktop WPF. I was shocked to see they're talking abou
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by to11mtm 5y ago
Three problems, since POM.XML is probably involved somehow.
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by to11mtm 5y ago
The articles I've read indicate it disables the low power cores.
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by to11mtm 5y ago
If I had to guess, AMD is going to wait and see if there's any reasonable volume that goes into the channel. If Intel manages to get a lot of I5s out in the wild, then AMD could decide to drop prices. That scenario could have an impact
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by to11mtm 5y ago
Random guess; Carve-out intended for off duty LEOs?
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by to11mtm 5y ago
> Saying the windows phone was half assed is being generous IDK if I'd go that far. I used my Windows phone right up to the bitter end of it's ability to function. The app ecosystem itself sucked, but the platform was IMO bette
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by to11mtm 5y ago
What I usually do instead? Start with ROLLBACK at the bottom (With a BEGIN TRANSACTION up top if the DB/env warrants it) Only when I know I'm happy, change the ROLLBACK to a COMMIT.
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by to11mtm 5y ago
That's not the same as no-fault divorce though. That's typically a Community Property provision.

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