unclad5968

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by unclad5968 4y ago
All those dependencies usually have alternatives though
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by unclad5968 4y ago
When I go to the chrome download page, I just get a little popup on the side, which is very clearly not part of the page. Pretty much exactly the same as when I visit google from any non-chrome browser.
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by unclad5968 4y ago
Pretty much every time I finish typing something I end with ctrl+S. Its muscle memory from the old days, but now it triggers vs code to format whatever I just wrote, which is a convenient side effect.
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by unclad5968 4y ago
I think GP gave a cynical, but fairly accurate summary. If F# is worked on by MS research, they certainly didn't communicate that in the strategy they just published. C# >We will keep evolving C# to meet the changing needs of develo
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by unclad5968 4y ago
Life isn't just about the easiest path or money. Some people see value in working hard for things and might view the medical field as a way to bring something positive to the world as opposed to figuring out how to serve ads to people.
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by unclad5968 4y ago
What kind of precision would you like to see added to the way C defines types?
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by unclad5968 4y ago
Wikipedia agrees with you, technically, except the theory specifically names the sun as the star used. However, the reference is a wolfram alpha article, which only references the book The Elements of Typographic Style . I've never re
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by unclad5968 4y ago
Evidently the line is a curve and did not include a third party JS engine, since the project doesn't include a third party JS engine.
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by unclad5968 4y ago
Why would it stop being a grind? Also the condescending tone about work life balance is kind of sad. At least they're open about it.
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by unclad5968 4y ago
What's the alternative? If there was just one string type, "str", then you would have to implement your own "String" anyway for any strings you intend to manipulate. Computers are complex. Sometimes you need a heap
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by unclad5968 4y ago
Mostly because the author completely scammed the shit out of people by promising a ton of things to garner patreon support before open sourcing what was essentially a hobby project at the time. I haven't followed it very closely, but l
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by unclad5968 4y ago
You're probably right. I'm not a developer, just a tech nerd, so it's a mistake to assume others would care about minutia. Regardless, I think it is still fair to say that if any other language platform was withholding featur
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by unclad5968 4y ago
I'm pretty confused how anyone can be around for the "dotnet watch" debacle and come out the other side thinking "this is the most open project I've ever participated in"
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by unclad5968 4y ago
The C# extension from the open-vsx repository is from Samsung. I've never used it but it looks like it uses omnisharp just like the MS version. I would say yes, it is usable.
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by unclad5968 4y ago
I think he was being facetious.