premun

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by premun 5mo ago
Conceptually, this is correct, but you must account for the fact that some problems are so hard to explain in English and have so many restrictions and strict rules that you end up writing a much longer and much more brittle program. In th
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How We Synchronize .NET's Virtual Monorepo(devblogs.microsoft.com)
3 points by premun 8mo ago|0 comments
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by premun 3y ago
This is a bad take. Large companies have often team collaborating across the globe so they're used to partial remote already. My company (Microsoft) turned mostly remote, teams that started through COVID have never seen office. Also th
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by premun 4y ago
Can you actually monetize this when you don't own the music?
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by premun 4y ago
It is amazing for typing out mock data. Say you're testing parsing of XML - it can easily suggest the the assertions over the data parsed from the XML. Example test that was 95% coming out of Copilot: https://github.com&#x2F
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by premun 4y ago
I didn't appreciate developing Azure Pipelines in YAML so I've created a library that lets you use C# instead. Aside the apparent advantages of the strong typed environment, I was able to bake in many more features that make your
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.NET Announcing a Monorepo(github.com)
12 points by premun 4y ago|0 comments
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by premun 4y ago
That hardly sounds as the main reason for this
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by premun 4y ago
But what if you're Azure or Amazon? Then you definitely care a lot about this kind of thing
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by premun 4y ago
How is Microsoft reducing your ability? No functionality got behind a paywall. On contrary, the VS Code plugin will actually get much better because of this effort - you can read the authors of OmniSharp clearly stating this[0], links are i
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by premun 4y ago
I agree but also - a controversial opinion - I am pretty sure Microsoft collects the kind of telemetry to learn about user behavior and improve the IDE, and not to collect private information for some kind of other gain. I am sure that whoe
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by premun 5y ago
Just adding information as I understand this is hard to follow (especially if you're not from Europe) but there were supplies from many countries delivered already. For example Czech Republic already sent a third shipment of weapons of
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by premun 5y ago
Seems like the same amount of characters that are each wider would be wider? So you would see less characters on a line with the same amount of characters
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by premun 5y ago
> It's not reasonable to add ALL Javascript/CSS directly into the index.php file. PHP is only 10% of the codebase, and it would bloat the file to insane dimensions and make it difficult to maintain. I guess no one says that&#x2
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by premun 5y ago
Exactly, why would anyone prefer Chrome to Edge? They both are built on the same Chromium core but Google adds a bunch tracking with merging your website logging together with your browser account.
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Sharpliner – Use C# to define Azure DevOps pipelines (instead of YAML)(github.com)
5 points by premun 5y ago|0 comments
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by premun 5y ago
You can, but there is just one icon to represent the group of windows of that given app. It's visually hard to tell when there's more than one and impossible to tell how many (there is a little border suggesting there's more)
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by premun 5y ago
This. Thousand time this. I will never understand the entitlement of some people. The only explanation at hand is that they probably just don't understand the way the world works?
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by premun 7y ago
Luckily it's a dynamic language, so you can keep reusing one or two for everything!
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by premun 8y ago
Yeah, I agree, but do 120, not hard 80 limit for every language. I remember C++ and JS code where you wouldn't fit even the for() definition in one line and that just becomes crazy
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by premun 8y ago
I have worked for both and prefer CodeFlow, my more detailed comment is above.
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by premun 8y ago
I have worked for both and prefer CodeFlow, my more detailed comment is above.
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by premun 8y ago
I have worked in both Google and Microsoft and even though I see how people can be efficient in Critique, I must say I prefer CodeFlow. In CodeFlow any comment is a floating object with a line connecting it to whatever selection it was crea
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by premun 13y ago
+1 for this :)
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by premun 13y ago
I have been working on a larger nodejs project for past two months. I can say I have experience with web based JS and with OOP in other languages but this was my (our) first encounter with JS being used in a team environment where you neede