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by yodon 3y ago
Microsoft's DevDiv has been a billion dollar a year business for the past 20 years (I know, revenue != profit, but that's a big number to work with)
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by yodon 3y ago
>They're apparently making a lot of money doing it. No. Unity is not making money, they are losing money. That's the problem. "Reduced losses" means they are losing less money than they were. That's still losing
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by yodon 3y ago
Can I think of this as using Machine Learning to tune an ICA-like analysis that is doing blind source separation binaurally (so into two categories) of "the stuff I care about" and "the stuff I'm not interested in"?
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by yodon 3y ago
The page indicates the team has also built a version for React, but it doesn't appear they have built one for Vue.
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by yodon 3y ago
Jet brains Rider is a great replacement (including Copilot integration)
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by yodon 3y ago
> You're making a lot of assumptions That's the whole point of the previous comment. The author wasn't in the thread originally. Lots of us hit the page and said WTF? You responded. I explained why, prior to the author&#x2
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by yodon 3y ago
The comment predates the author's arrival in the the thread. I did consider the possibility that it was a slide deck, but as a slide deck it appears designed for the presenter to read aloud the words the audience is seeing on the scree
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by yodon 3y ago
Presentations aren't generally received well if the presenter just reads aloud the words shown on the slides, which seems like the only way one could present this.
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by yodon 3y ago
The content seems like it might be interesting but the presentation is so pretentious that it's quite literally unreadable. I gave up after about a dozen "give me the next word" finger taps on my phone. Just post the prose. B
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by yodon 3y ago
Really excited by the open source session replay tools Highlight.io is building (no connection to the company other than being an early user).
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by yodon 3y ago
>Yes Citation? Or just an assumption?
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by yodon 3y ago
100% of the usage I've encountered as a native speaker is "all but impossible" = "almost impossible". This stems from "all but" = "almost"[0] [0] https://www.merriam-webster.com/di
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by yodon 3y ago
My understanding (possibly incorrect) is that competing with DocuSign is hard because of the need to follow obscure state and National laws (many of which are defined by case law rather than published law) in order for the signatures to be
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by yodon 3y ago
Is there a tutorial on how to add a new API? Given the tiny number of APIs supported today, encouraging the community to add more APIs seems like it should be the #1 priority. I didn't see any sort of tutorial on adding new API's
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by yodon 3y ago
I use SpecFlow (Gherkin for the .NET world), and what I really want is to be able to tie my tutorials to my test cases so I get a CI/CD error if I make a code change that breaks a tutorial or change a tutorial to have instructions that
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by yodon 3y ago
Can you talk more about this (or share links if others have written about it)? Sounds fascinating!
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by yodon 3y ago
Any time one is tempted to post sarcasm on the Internet, it's a good idea to re-read Poe's law[0] first. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law
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by yodon 3y ago
Full title was too long to be an HN title: "To Type or Not to Type? A Systematic Comparison of the Software Quality of JavaScript and TypeScript Applications on GitHub"
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Quality of JavaScript and TypeScript Applications on GitHub(arxiv.org)
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by yodon 3y ago
> I'm curious why [the author] chose 'me' or 'this' instead of '&'? Looking at the source, the parser is written to let you use any of "me", "this", or "self" (I'm
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by yodon 3y ago
I know that here on HN we're supposed to just upvote things instead of writing comments like "this is amazing" but this is so amazing it deserves more than just an upvote. So cool - can't wait to start using this!
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by yodon 3y ago
> enshittification And yet the link you shared explains precisely why it is we can't have nice things
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by yodon 3y ago
> The Capture LED lets others know when you’re capturing content or going live. If the LED is covered, you’ll be notified to clear it.
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by yodon 3y ago
Reducing only slows the process. It can theoretically buy time to solve the climate problems but it doesn't solve them on its own.
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by yodon 3y ago
Lego isn't micro. That's why it hurts to step on it with bare feet.
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by yodon 3y ago
Any time one is tempted to post a sarcastic comment, it's good to re-read Poe's law[0] first. It does in fact always apply when posting on the internet. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law
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by yodon 3y ago
I think you'll find adding some screenshots greatly increases the odds visitors interact with it and try it.
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by yodon 3y ago
Most open source projects have realized that GPL has unfortunate parallels with a foot gun. Forcing people to contribute sounds like a great idea, until nobody wants to be forced and everybody prefers the other project that doesn't for
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by yodon 3y ago
Two things that changed my life: (1) Use https://serializer.io/ to read HN. Serializer shows the HN top list in a serialized way that lets you mark all as read. No more doom-scrolling a randomly reordered list or constantly
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by yodon 3y ago
> HOAs are just pure evil > Care to elaborate why this gets downvoted? There may be more people living in HOAs who don't have issues with their HOA than you anticipate. Such a person might well view the statement "HOAs are j

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