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by to11mtm 11mo ago
Depends on what layer of Telerik [0]. Honestly of late since I'm extra rusty on frontend I just get Copilot with Claude to help generate UI widgets since that's allowed. Before that, years ago, I just YOLOed with WebSharper and bu
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by to11mtm 11mo ago
I get you actually. MVC churn was real, EF Churn was real, heck NETCORE itself was a (at least warned about) churn, 3.1->6.0 was minor but still definitely a thing [0]. [0] - Now that I'm thinking it out loud, maybe that's why
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by to11mtm 11mo ago
Blazor honestly is great for 'I need to write a simple backend control plane for whatever'. I.e. internal only stuff where you care about just shipping something functional and don't care too much how it all looks/etc.
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by to11mtm 11mo ago
> Generics work as you would expect with very few weird corner cases. No boxed types because... everything is an object! Took me a moment to realize you meant that 'Java has corner cases because everything is an object' but yes
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by to11mtm 11mo ago
IDK, for certain cases those fancy libraries are just handling the ugly marshal calls for you. Wayyyy back in the day, before package managers were a thing, I had to write something to output a PDF via DLL calls and frankly it wasn't a
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by to11mtm 1y ago
If ORs are expensive you've probably got a poor table design or the ORs are for some form of nasty query that is more UI/Dashboard based. A good table has the right indexes, and a good API to deal with the table is using the RIGHT
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by to11mtm 1y ago
> The only extra overhead is of the network, which is something a distributed lock would also have. Well, There's also the 'overhead' of connection pooling. I put it that way because I've definitely run into the case
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by to11mtm 1y ago
I think the biggest challenge is brownfield. In greenfield it's easier (so long as you have the grit to build the base pattern); Events get put into tables (TBH this can be optional, but if you're new to it just do it b/c i
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by to11mtm 1y ago
Story time! Way back in like 2012-2013 I was putting together workflows in ESRI ArcGIS. The options for scripting were either VBScript or Python. Python was the better choice (AFAIR the UI would show what you were doing in it as python, w
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by to11mtm 1y ago
Well in that case, it's all the ways that IDEs like to jank up whitespace, as well as the additional difficulty knowing 'context'. With JSON it's fairly easy for me to know if I want to end my structure as well as the st
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by to11mtm 1y ago
Not necessarily a 'phone' but an 'app'; Here WeGo often won't let you pick a route for a destination you looked up if you're moving... I say 'often' because it seems to have a mood where sometimes it
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by to11mtm 1y ago
... I don't get why folks would want to use such ram sticks... That said, I am very appreciative of my 'inline USB-C power draw monitor' from a standpoint of understanding what kind of draw a given device has (up to it's
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by to11mtm 1y ago
> It was an important enough market than when ALi introduced AMD chipsets that were better than Nvidia's they promptly bought the company and spun down operations. This feels like a 'brand new sentence' to me because I&#x2
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by to11mtm 1y ago
> rapidly cycle their prius between 50 and 70 on the freeway because regenerative brakes save gas (I felt carsick for hours after arriving at my destination) Weird take to me, unless you were on a lot of hills; at least in my Maverick [0
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by to11mtm 1y ago
I agree which is why I love that this is technically bait about various techs that want to claim/market to be 'Full Self Driving'.
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by to11mtm 1y ago
Ehhhhh maybe in some spaces... I would need to see Waymo be able to handle something like Southeast Michigan before I could even get comfortable with trusting it to get me ubered t/o from home for maintaining the vehicle I need to comm
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by to11mtm 1y ago
> There’s so much “trust your gut!!” advice when the gut can be deeply wrong especially when it comes to identifying interpersonal threats This actually happened to me professionally. A while back I was in a spot where for lots of good r
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by to11mtm 1y ago
Yep, just ask Kia owners as a recent example.
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by to11mtm 1y ago
tbh feels like OG Wolf crossed with some early text based 'first person' RPG crossed with real time updates... I suppose if there's one frustration it's that various 8/16bit dooms are out there including asciidoom a
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by to11mtm 1y ago
You mean like the thing where Telsa magically sold a not-really-logical number of vehicles in Canada when subsidies were running out there?
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by to11mtm 1y ago
Well I put it the way I did because I've also seen it done wrong (i.e. razor views pulling stuff from DB more directly because razor)
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by to11mtm 1y ago
IME there at least used to be a difference between 'fresh OO doc' and 'oo doc upsaved from legacy' as far as parsing. I know when I had to deal with a LOT of excel in 2008-2013, somewhere in that range I gave up on try
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by to11mtm 1y ago
I mean sometimes you gotta ship a product (and remember back then, that meant masters for CDs,) and it's perfectly possible that whatever team was in charge of handling 'conversion' stuff for old format (remember that old exc
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by to11mtm 1y ago
Some of it is about maximizing their balance sheet. The factories that existing ICE engines are made in, both their build and every retooling has a cost; being able to maximize the saleable product from that cost is in the best interests of
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by to11mtm 1y ago
Good ramble though :) Yeah, Apple definitely realized that they should do something and for as much as I don't care for their ecosystem I think they were very smart in how they handled the need for memory bandwidth, e.x. having more
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by to11mtm 1y ago
At least in my head, the 'controller' is what can either take 0 or more parameters or input models as 'input' and the controller can either provide direction to the browser as to what to do next. e.x. in a 'proper&#
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by to11mtm 1y ago
IDK I think it's still worth considering where certain languages 'got the right things right together' to be constructive... That said as someone fairly unfamiliar with Smalltalk I'd like an example of what other parts o
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by to11mtm 1y ago
That would indeed be very nice, compared to the current standards out there for desktops... Ironically, I -think- UWP tried to 'solve' this in some ways but OTOH adds new problems instead... I also know Microsoft had a different
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by to11mtm 1y ago
My basic understanding is that a 'dual use' tool is moreso based on intent; using the same analogy as when this came up on HN over a decade ago [0], a good kitchen knife can be at least as dangerous as a lot of explicitly 'ba
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by to11mtm 1y ago
I've only done land based fiber design, but I would assume based on my experience in that field that one of two things happens. First option, there's some slack somewhere nearby to do a pull nearby. If you ever pay attention to

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