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Mermaider is a dotnet lib for generating Mermaid diagrams(github.com)
1 points by cek 2mo ago|1 comments
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by cek 2mo ago
Mermaider is a dotnet lib for generating Mermaid diagrams. I love it because it is self-contained and fully AOT. I recently submitted PRs to flush out the types it supports; v0.9.0 now supports all 24 major Mermaid diagram types.
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by cek 11mo ago
From the report: > This time, we used the free/consumer versions of ChatGPT, Copilot, Perplexity and Gemini. IOW, they tested ChatGPT twice (Copilot uses ChatGPT's models) and didn't test Grok (or others).
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by cek 11mo ago
"In matters of taste, there can be no dispute." -dad
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by cek 1y ago
I know this is HN, and my instincts tell me posters here predominately are either ICs or managers "in the small" (line level, or at the most at the scale of the OP, in which the company is ~300). That said, asserting that most mee
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by cek 1y ago
Interesting grammar and spelling (or lack thereof): > "OpenAI's GPT-3 learns commen-sense knowledge"
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by cek 1y ago
I want this, but for MrCool units!
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Cancellable Work Pattern in Terminal.Gui(gui-cs.github.io)
3 points by cek 1y ago|0 comments
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by cek 2y ago
Instead of viewing Dunbar's number as a law, I view it as a sometimes useful, mental model. This article is about how Dunbar's number, as a mental model, breaks down when applied to social media. It makes a strong case for that. L
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by cek 3y ago
Came here to say same thing.
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by cek 4y ago
There's actually a near-infinite amount of land. We just haven't yet gotten to the point where we can access any of the land not on this planet.
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by cek 4y ago
Bummed these don't seem to have the powerline symbols. But <3 anyway.
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by cek 4y ago
Really? Graphical. Duh.
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by cek 4y ago
Just the latest .NET Core runtime.
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by cek 4y ago
Terminal.Gui really has become "WinForms-in-the-terminal". A lot of the capabilities borrow from WinForms and other popular GUI frameworks. We're not afraid of plagerising. Check out the list of built-in View classes: https:
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by cek 4y ago
Do you happen to use "F7 History" [1] which is based on `Out-ConsoleGridView`, which, in-turn is built on Terminal.Gui? If not, why not? (Because I'd love to make it even better). [1] https://github.com/gui-cs
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by cek 4y ago
This is NOT "literally a port of an older curses lib to the latest .net". It is a complete API for building terminal UI applications using .NET that leverages curses under the covers when running in a non-Windows environment (on
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by cek 4y ago
The Terminal.Gui library itself doesn't provide any special means for dealing with state. However, the full power of .NET Core is available for devs to do whatever they please.
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by cek 4y ago
Because I (apparently incorrectly) assumed a lot of people would appreciate the fact the mouse works so well. Also, because getting the mouse to work well (across Windows, Mac, Linux, etc...) is freaking hard and the Terminal.Gui team is pr
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by cek 4y ago
I posted this above too, but for completeness... Blazor support is under development: https://github.com/Blazor-Console/HACC/blob/main/README.md
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by cek 4y ago
Terminal.Gui maintainer here... We view the mouse as optional. We want the mouse to work perfectly, but it should be optional. If any of the library doesn't work well with just a keyboard, please submit an issue!
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by cek 4y ago
Terminal.Gui maintainer here... We're working on it [1] [1] https://github.com/Blazor-Console/HACC/blob/main/README.md
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by cek 4y ago
Definitely ranks up there. My favorite is still INTERCAL [1] since the result is actually useful, and it ranks high on the levity meter. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/INTERCAL
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by cek 4y ago
"has left some of the more complicated use cases for later." Er, Stacey, you mean "most interesting". But better late and lame, than never. Remember, the great thing about Smart Home standards is there are so many to cho
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Terminal.Gui 1.7 has a multi-step Wizard class(github.com)
2 points by cek 4y ago|0 comments
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by cek 4y ago
Wild coincidence or destiny? I’m in the space industry. I’ve wanted to visit NZ for ever. Here now, finally. 3 days ago I toured the Ashburton museum and saw this ball. Now this gets posted on HN which I’ve been ignoring for the last year.
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by cek 4y ago
As I was reading the article (in which I learned a ton about Rust, of which I know little), I kept thinking "I know that guy!". Then I realized the OP was THE "Bunnie" of Xbox reverse engineering fame [1]. <3 [1] htt
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by cek 4y ago
While we're piling on the TUI renaissance, check out Terminal.Gui, a cross-platform library that makes building great terminal UI's easy: https://github.com/migueldeicaza/gui.cs (Disclaimer, I maintain Termin
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by cek 4y ago
I built a cross platform app to print 'pretty formatted' source code [1]. I didn't want to re-invent the wheel on formatting source code, so looked at all the existing libraries. Originally I figured formatting to HTML, and t
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by cek 5y ago
Kindel's 2nd Law – Companies with a subscriptions-based business model eventually behave in ways hostile to that company's customers.[1] [1] https://ceklog.kindel.com/2019/07/30/kindels-2nd-law/

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