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yodon
4y ago
Thanks - NSwag had already been on my list to look at next week. The difference I see is that NSwag GitHub page is many screen heights long and it looks like I'm going to have to spend a bunch of time figuring it out. EasySDK was just
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yodon
4y ago
You're working on golang support but don't even have C# listed on your roadmap? Looking at the TIOBE index, the market for C# language products is more than 5x bigger than the market for golang products. Golang might be more popul
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yodon
4y ago
Nice! Any plans for generating C# sdk's?
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yodon
4y ago
Even numbered versions are LTS
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yodon
4y ago
RushJS looks amazing, thanks for mentioning it.
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Seawater Derived Cement Could Decarbonise Concrete Industry
(scimex.org)
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yodon
4y ago
>Just powering a proper generator with gasoline or diesel to power an EV is more efficient than blowing it up thousands of times per second inside an engine. I don't follow your point - Gasoline powered generators and Gasoline power
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yodon
4y ago
Please don't cast GPT-3 aspersions on people or posts, they add nothing to the discussion and are rarely if ever correct. This one certainly is not. The commenter is lamenting that they don't feel comfortable contributing to an op
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yodon
4y ago
35 years ago MIT was less than 20% women and significantly more unbalanced in software classes (and it was actually a huge accomplishment that the number was that high given the low numbers of women who even applied in those days). Of the b
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yodon
4y ago
The car dealership landscape is legally protected. Car dealers used their local political connections to enact state-wide laws in all states preventing car manufacturers from owning or opening dealerships. That's why Tesla's showr
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yodon
4y ago
Please don't cast unsupported GPT-3 aspersions on articles, particularly when the article pre-dates the invention of GPT-3.
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yodon
4y ago
From a marketing perspective it's likely most visitors will hit your site first on mobile. You probably need to deliver enough value on mobile to get the person to remember you when they return to their laptop. If you offer no info on
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yodon
4y ago
> "tough times create strong men, strong men create easy times, easy times create weak men, weak men create tough times" The quote is intended to apply at the national level, not at the personal level. Think WWII and the way th
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yodon
4y ago
This sounds like an even harder problem to fix than the climate change problem (which is saying a lot)
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The importance of Stupidity in Scientific Research [pdf]
(web.stanford.edu)
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yodon
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yodon
4y ago
The period between about 1970 (when the huge generation of Baby Boomers started buying records in fantastic numbers) and 1995 (when the first web browser started making large scale piracy of intellectual property trivial) was the only 25 ye
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yodon
4y ago
Netflix wasn't a cable competitor- it was a Blockbuster competitor. They started out as the king of the DVD rental market, putting essentially 100% of the competitors in that distribution-only industry out of business. They eventually
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yodon
4y ago
If anyone from FB is reading this, there was a change in mobile website behavior recently that likely had a big adverse economic impact on iOS. It used to be that if you clicked on an email link ("your friend Bob just posted a new pict
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yodon
4y ago
ESP was an effort to turn Flight Simulator into a general purpose commercial and military sim. They assembled a great team to do that, then shut it all down in the aftermath of the 2008 crash. Balmer decided some part of Microsoft Game Stud
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yodon
4y ago
>We haven't been on the moon a second time yet. There were six successful Apollo crewed missions to the moon and many additional uncrewed missions.
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yodon
4y ago
This is a super interesting paper, but I wouldn't put much trust in the author's suggestion that their machine learning model knows how to make better investment decisions than VC's do. Of course their model soundly beat the
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yodon
4y ago
>Not sure why the paper was flagged. Do you mean the flagging of the original post? It looks like folks feel the title of the submission here was inaccurate/click-bait and not an appropriate summary of the paper.
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yodon
4y ago
Going to check out a new (to me) aviation museum
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yodon
4y ago
Hey Microsoftie reading this page! Yes you! Could you please tell your VP they should buy or build this into the OS? Thanks!
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yodon
4y ago
The units conversion app shown on the page is particularly pretentious and poorly aligned with user needs. Everything about it is there to say "look at me" and "see how fashionable I am in the eyes of 2008 tech fashion."
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yodon
4y ago
Will do, and thanks for that info about the January '23 date!
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yodon
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If you are looking to introduce types into an untyped codebase, as this project talks about, then you probably don't have a lot of interfaces defined, and if you do have things in your untyped codebase that are loosely analogous to int
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yodon
4y ago
I'm a long time user of Tabs Outliner, both extremely happy with it and extremely frustrated by it. By total coincidence just this afternoon I finally decided it was time for me to look at migrating away from Tabs Outliner while settin
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As a corollary to this, Eng Managers also need to be able to explain why the asks they themselves are making of other teams are important enough that the other teams should care about and act on the asks.
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yodon
4y ago
Is technique this significantly different from the laser microphones[0] that intelligence services have been using for many decades? [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser_microphone
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