zsims

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by zsims 5y ago
LINQ is very hard to debug, especially depending on the provider. With anything remotely complicated it becomes write-once (like Perl :p)
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by zsims 5y ago
Does it come with ads? Because that's my favourite part of Ubuntu
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by zsims 5y ago
We're already there. 4% Firefox market share may as well be zero. What is the current recourse for Chrome pushing a monoculture? I don't think it matters today what Firefox does or objects to.
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by zsims 5y ago
Some of the reasons for why it's not used as a base were discussed in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29900496
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by zsims 5y ago
All the Win32 component libraries, WPF, Entity Framework + extensions. There's oodles of these packages on nuget
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by zsims 5y ago
Interesting ideas! However many of these would make reasoning about React and state a lot more difficult. Especially if the component tree can have root elements swapped out but keep children. Feels like we're trending back to two way
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by zsims 5y ago
But the author fixed it? https://github.com/delgan/loguru/commit/4b0070a4f30cbf6d5e12... Obviously there was something the library could "do better." I think the root of this issue is trying to sque
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by zsims 5y ago
Spammer is a polite definition. His background is in marketing, the business he links brandscale[.]com is broken/abandoned. How long until we see these packages used as trojan horses? Or sold to third parties?
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by zsims 5y ago
Isn't this literally https://protonmail.com/ ?
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by zsims 5y ago
Isn't this expected? The "real world" is heavily regulated but the internet is open and free (not always in a good way). It makes it really difficult to deal with crime, cyber warfare, and illicit content. We need "somet
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by zsims 5y ago
> In order for Aidmin to help you manage your database, we require that you share your database credentials with us. Woah. This is a huge red flag for any company or enterprise.