timanderson

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by timanderson 14d ago
.NET is not a windows-only language. Actually .NET is not a language, C# is a language. I am currently working on a .NET GUI application for macOS.
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by timanderson 2mo ago
How is the Oracle one? It has better reviews in VS Code marketplace than the Red Hat one (jdtls)
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by timanderson 2mo ago
Great video, thanks for the link.
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by timanderson 9mo ago
The PaaS section seems odd to me too. AWS 63% followed by Vercel 7.9%. But Vercel runs on AWS I believe. Azure just 4.6% and no showing for GCP at all.
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by timanderson 9mo ago
Seems odd that C# does not figure in the top 10 programming languages, yet ASP.Net is the 4th most popular web framework with 10% share?
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React server components without a framework(krasimirtsonev.com)
1 points by timanderson 1y ago|1 comments
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by timanderson 1y ago
The React docs point devs toward Next.js if you want to use RSC but here is a simpler option.
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by timanderson 1y ago
What does "tied" mean in this headline? One presumes correlation rather than causation. https://xkcd.com/552
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by timanderson 2y ago
I create workouts in Garmin Connect
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by timanderson 2y ago
Opposite experience here. Went from Apple Watch to Garmin, couldn't be happier. Never had an issue with the charging point chafing, it is recessed and no problem. Buttons to start/stop/pause/resume activity work as expec
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by timanderson 2y ago
A Garmin watch is absolutely designed for wearing all the time, even when sleeping. You might prefer not to for reasons of appearance or because there are features of some other smart watch that you like, but Garmin is fine for what I use i
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by timanderson 2y ago
https://www.puppet.com/blog/open-source-puppet-updates-2025
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by timanderson 2y ago
It's meant to be an indicator of fitness but agreed it doesn't make any practical difference to how you train
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by timanderson 2y ago
Experience of those race predictions varies! Mine are over-optimistic but not by that much, a friend is the other way round and Garmin continued to predict a slower time even when he actually recorded races in faster times.
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by timanderson 2y ago
I have an Apple Watch 7 and a Garmin Forerunner 265. The Garmin gives me a much higher VO2Max. I have no idea which is right but one factor seems to be the max heart rate, which the Garmin calculates but in Apple Watch seems to be fixed bas
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by timanderson 3y ago
Atmos is a good thing IMO. Not so much for the technology itself though it seems OK, but rather for the fact that we are getting surround remixes of many albums which is a new way to hear them and a lot of fun; also less prone to "loud
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by timanderson 3y ago
Agreed that Windows has become rather unpleasant but this: "So, there is basically little you can do with Windows out of the box but buy subscriptions and log into pre-installed social media apps." is not true at all. Well, I supp
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by timanderson 4y ago
I was in a similar position. I use ASP.NET Core, works well, fine on Linux. I don't use Node but I do use TypeScript and getting that working smoothly with ASP.NET Core took some experimentation, I went down the webpack rabbithole but
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Platform Invoke in .NET 7 sweeps away “old weird behaviors” in fundamental shift(devclass.com)
2 points by timanderson 4y ago|0 comments
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by timanderson 4y ago
Not tried it, sorry
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by timanderson 4y ago
I have a C# project which I can work with in either VS 2022 or VS Code. I find myself almost always using VS Code. I mean to blog about why, but performance is better and it is nicer for the non-C# parts like TypeScript.
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by timanderson 16y ago
These look like implementation defects to me. I do not know if the problem is in Word 2010, or Word 2007, or both. It is specific to Open XML since if you use the .doc format the problem goes away. It is embarrassing since Open XML is meant