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by nycdotnet 21d ago
MIT license includes: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. The argument is that AI models trained on open source should include the copyright info for
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by nycdotnet 27d ago
Unfortunately this may only start to get worse as the AIs are trained on more and more AI generated content.
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by nycdotnet 27d ago
Very interesting you identified “carries” as well. I have been working on a claude.md to effectively ban this as well as forms of “hold”, “spells”, “sitting”, using “where” instead of “when” (except in SQL), and “pins” other than when pinn
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by nycdotnet 1mo ago
There is certainly precedent for this - will executors for example. How about “SCITA? Service continues in the afterlife.
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by nycdotnet 2mo ago
Space Shuttle missions returned their crew alive 98.5% of the time.
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by nycdotnet 5mo ago
In the section “Hardware-accelerated WAL checksums” he explains how the JIT compiles away the hardware support stuff depending on the exact capabilities of the system its on. With AOT you don’t get this - it’s way more coarse like x64 vs A
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by nycdotnet 5mo ago
TypeScript tried to accurately model (and expose to language services) the actual behavior of JS with regards to null/undefined. In its early days, TypeScript got a lot of reflexive grief for attempting to make JS not JS. Had the TS
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by nycdotnet 8mo ago
I am a C# dev by day and love working with it. I miss interfaces, Linq, and the nicer pattern matching features of C# when using GDScript, but overall GDScript is quite adequate for what it needs to do and the game dev loop feels faster wh
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by nycdotnet 8mo ago
might be geometry dash.
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by nycdotnet 11mo ago
This is Conway’s Law: You ship your org chart.
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by nycdotnet 1y ago
The shuttle’s solid rocket boosters splashed down in the ocean via parachute, and were recovered and reused. The main engines and thrusters/rcs were also reused. Only the external tank was disposed. The issue with the shuttle (amon
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by nycdotnet 1y ago
In some software platforms, the tooling makes it really easy to use a debugger to see what’s happening, so it’s common for everyone on the team to use them all the time. The comment you’re responding to mentioned pulling code into a functio
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by nycdotnet 1y ago
If you want to experience the Neuromancer vibe (but not story line), in 2025, from a contemporaneous source, I can’t recommend the Commodore 64 adaptation enough.
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by nycdotnet 1y ago
Saw these guys on JoCo a few weeks ago. Great set. Birdhouse in your soul was one of our wedding songs. Hard to believe Flood is 35 years old. Thanks for linking this.
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by nycdotnet 1y ago
Excited for this release! Have you heard from Intel yet? “Core 2 Duo” was the name of one of their processors in the early days of multicore on a single package. Edit: preordered!
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by nycdotnet 2y ago
This is Brent Ozar's old theme.
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by nycdotnet 2y ago
Record selector to drive a data grid. Ex: Filter employees by location, or active/terminated, or salary/hourly, etc. and let the user choose one or many of these filters.
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by nycdotnet 2y ago
Agree. With patterns like this you are leaning on your db server’s CPU - among your most scarce resources - versus doing this work on the client on a relatively cheap app server. At query time your app server knows if $2 or $3 or $4 is nu
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by nycdotnet 2y ago
“There are only two kinds of languages: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses.”. Bjarne Stroustrup
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by nycdotnet 2y ago
no barge for super heavy- the point of the catch is to save weight on the massive legs that would be required. It “soft landed” in the Gulf a few miles off shore, meaning they did a burn and it entered the water not in freefall (though it
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by nycdotnet 2y ago
Which would need to be encoded in at least two bytes at which point, why not just use CRLF?
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by nycdotnet 2y ago
Even Notepad.exe supports LF only text files now.
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by nycdotnet 2y ago
They did it!
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by nycdotnet 2y ago
yes the booster’s structure is very strong vertically but not nearly as strong horizontally. There may be some “squeezing” forces from the chopsticks but this is effectively for fine positioning only. It will not support the weight. The b
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by nycdotnet 2y ago
Yes. The booster has two pins that stick out at the top that are designed to hold the weight of the entire booster when empty. The plan is for the booster to return to the launch tower, position itself between the arms which will close on
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by nycdotnet 2y ago
The goal of two commercial vehicles was dissimilar redundancy. But yeah this should be worked on in the not too distant future.
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by nycdotnet 2y ago
The 2038 bug is less than 14 years away at this point. There is an astonishingly greater amount of software out there compared with 24 years ago. I don’t want to be a doomsayer but it’s probably time to keep this in mind anytime you imple
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by nycdotnet 2y ago
The space shuttle had three main components - the orbiter (white and black space plane with the crew and cargo), the external tank (rust brown on all but the first few flights), and a pair of solid rocket boosters. The orbiter had three en
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by nycdotnet 2y ago
Same Apollo company where original version of uuid came from https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universally_unique_identifie...
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by nycdotnet 2y ago
StackOverflow runs on SQL Server.

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