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by yodon 2y ago
Is there any hope for C# + Web exports in Godot? As an outsider to the ecosystem it seems like C# is "use the new codebase" and web exports is "use the old codebase" but I'm hoping I'm missing something.
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This has higher output that my 750W peak, 500W sustained bike, and it gets applied at what is probably a better point in the gear train (pedals rather than hub) for optimum output when dealing with really steep hills.
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by yodon 2y ago
Which GitHub integration are you referring to?
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Just came back live for us.
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The status page doesn't show any issues, but we're unable to log into our company subdomain of 1password.com
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Is 1Password Down?
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>Written by Donald Knuth A discussion of the joy he found programming a machine with 2000 words of memory and 34 instructions.
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by yodon 2y ago
I found this article [0] by the same author and linked in the post more personally valuable - great insights into expert-level use of Cursor. [0] https://ghuntley.com/stdlib/
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HN hug of death?
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"No screenshots, no interest"
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by yodon 2y ago
As a dev, I have the same experience. AI chat is a massive productivity enhancer, but, when coding via prompts, I'm not able to hit the super satisfying developer flow state that I get into via normal coding. Copilot is less of a produ
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by yodon 2y ago
Has anybody spotted a similar story of switching from C# to go? As someone who is very fond of C#, I'm definitely curious what I'm missing out on.
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> Mistral Saba is a 24B parameter model trained on meticulously curated datasets from across the Middle East and South Asia.
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by yodon 2y ago
> it's always "different this time" If you're extrapolating from a sample size of one massively disruptive workflow innovation, then of course, it's natural to assume if you've seen one you've seen them
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>I assume that 20-30 years ago when juniors were using either ide-provided auto-completion or refactoring or gui designers some old graybeard developer had a similar reaction. You assume wrong. Source: was there at the time. This time is
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If you want to understand the impact this kind of energy rule had while in effect, read up on the Rosenfeld Effect[0]. Arthur Rosenfeld was the driving force behind California and US energy conservation regulations in the 1970's and ea
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by yodon 2y ago
>Does anyone else find this article's writing style to have some hints of AI? "I think this is AI" is the least interesting, lowest-signal comment one can make here on HN, beating out perennial contenders "I hate this
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by yodon 2y ago
>Does ProseMirror handle large files well? The official example page for ProseMirror includes the full text of Herman Melville's Moby Dick[0]. [0] https://handlewithcarecollective.github.io/react-prosemirror...
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by yodon 2y ago
> Why did this just plummet to page three? Very weird. People are getting into upvote/downvote wars over comments on the post. When that happens, the HN algorithm automatically downranks the post as likely to drive bad behavior amon
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by yodon 2y ago
I'd love to hear more on your take on go vs C# at this point in time.
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You presumably are aware that C# and TypeScript share the same original language designer
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40 or so years later, the book Peopleware by DeMarco and Lister remains the best quantitative study on environmental impacts on developer productivity. The world has changed significantly since it was written, so you have to translate their
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The ACLU has really lost its way
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This looks super valuable! That said, it's concerning to see the reported probability for getting a 4 on a die roll is 65%. Hopefully OpenAI isn't that biased at generating die rolls, so is that number actually giving us informati
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by yodon 2y ago
> Imagine the experience of excel being implemented inside a virtual world. There's nothing quite like the optimism of a VR fanboy. Is there any other thing in tech that drives such ungrounded dreams?
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by yodon 2y ago
Following up on the category requirement comment - if I hadn't read the parent comment here first, when trying the app I probably would have walked away concluding it didn't work. The first button in the bar is create a new task.
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by yodon 2y ago
Honest question, not trying to start a language war, just curious why Go over, say, C# ?
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>Why is this topic being posted and removed every 10 minutes? It's a topic that is both important and controversial. People are getting into upvote/downvote wars over comments on the posts. The HN algorithm automatically downra
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Excited to look into this in the new year - I'd been wondering if something like this existed
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by yodon 2y ago
What you seem to be missing is that people are reading your post in a non-sarcastic, non-ironic manner and agreeing with it. As Poe's law points out, that will always be the case. Poe's law speaks to the size of the population on

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