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Google Workspace CLI Removes MCP Support(github.com)
2 points by waf 7mo ago|0 comments
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by waf 2y ago
Fun exercise! I found that the Ruby in this post resembles modern C# (probably because Ruby is a gold standard in readability, and in the last 5 years or so C# has been making big strides in readability). I've recreated the Ruby code m
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by waf 3y ago
For VSCode, there's https://github.com/AnWeber/vscode-httpyac
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by waf 3y ago
An older yet still excellent take on this topic is https://joeduffyblog.com/2016/02/07/the-error-model/
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by waf 3y ago
I've been adding C# code completion functionality to my REPL tool, and ended up reverting to the text-davinci model. The codex (discontinued?) and text-davinci models gave much better results than GPT3.5-turbo, specifically for code co
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by waf 4y ago
Just for reference, the PowerShell version of this would be: ls | where Length -gt 1mb | sort LastWriteTime
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by waf 4y ago
Jetabroad (Thailand) | Senior Software Engineer | Bangkok, Thailand | Hybrid | Full-Time | Visa / Work-Permit | Salary USD 80K | https://www.jetabroad.com.au/ Airfares are hard, we tackle the hardest part, multi-city u
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by waf 4y ago
For what it's worth, modern C# can evaluate top-level statements with no other ceremony. The following is a valid standalone C# program: Console.WriteLine("Hello"); For REPLs, there are options like (my own) https:&#x
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by waf 4y ago
I'd love to see an additional section on unit testing -- if we wanted to write some assertions on our async http handler that queries the database, what would that look like? Would we need to structure the code differently in order to
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by waf 4y ago
Agreed, the predictive intellisense is really nice and a makes a huge difference in my productivity at the command line. It's similar to Fish Shell's features. There are a ton of interesting and non-obvious options in PSReadLine,
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by waf 5y ago
For C#, there's https://github.com/spectreconsole/spectre.console I use this in a lot of my "quick apps" for status monitoring
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by waf 5y ago
Right, AWS accounts created before September 2017 are coupled to amazon.com retail accounts. Accounts created after this are separate.
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CSharpRepl: A cross-platform command-line REPL for C#(github.com)
1 points by waf 5y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A REPL for C# with autocompletion and syntax highlighting(github.com)
1 points by waf 5y ago|0 comments
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by waf 6y ago
It sounds like the team is interested in adding more automated tests, but are blocked by static singletons, which have high performance but also high coupling, resulting in poor testability. I'm sure they've heard of test librarie
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by waf 6y ago
Because of the domain name, I expected this to be a quality blog post from the stackoverflow engineering team--they always have good content. But this website appears to be a place for free-lance writers to post articles of somewhat lesser
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by waf 6y ago
I've used this before (as an API consumer, not an author), and while it's better than many other documentation sites, for some reason the "scrolling will change the URL and active navigation item" was really disorienting
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by waf 6y ago
Visual Studio does semantic highlighting for at least C# (they call it enhanced highlighting). Static classes, parameters, internal structure of regex strings, etc. Basically anything returned by the Roslyn Classification API. I personally
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by waf 6y ago
ah, interesting. I guess the implication in your comment is that there are other, more capable alternatives (but not as "pretty"). What are some of the criteria where wikijs is lacking? For me, wikijs was leading in all the criter
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by waf 6y ago
Did you look at wiki.js ( https://wiki.js.org/ )? I've been evaluating wikis too, and that's at the top of my list because it checks the boxes of having a git backend, markdown, and third-party auth providers. Onl
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by waf 6y ago
Another fun one to figure out is: 072 === 058 // returns true Thankfully, doesn't work in strict mode.
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Microsoft Build 2020 – Highlights for .NET Developers(fuqua.io)
2 points by waf 6y ago|0 comments
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by waf 9y ago
You can also contribute and track the progress here: https://github.com/dotnet/corert/issues/4659
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Irken – A statically-typed Scheme with row polymorphism(dark.nightmare.com)
1 points by waf 9y ago|0 comments
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by waf 9y ago
> The fact they display the "total cost of all nights" in the results, instead of the per-night cost. That's not a misleading UX, it's just a bad UX decision. I prefer the total cost in the results, since that's
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by waf 9y ago
My go to site is http://example.com
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by waf 10y ago
After clicking that github link, it appears to be in `src/powershell/Program.cs`, along with a readme explaining how the entrypoint works. I'm not making any statement on the complexity of the general Powershell codebase, but
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by waf 10y ago
SonarQube is incredible (and free). We've been using it at work, and it's uncovered bugs in a codebase that's been around for years.
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by waf 10y ago
I'm really interested in BEAM languages, but the fault-tolerance / supervisor aspect of it doesn't speak to me. Aren't all modern application fault-tolerant, as long as you don't design something really poorly? For
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by waf 11y ago
A big clojure conference happened last week ( http://clojurewest.org/ ). That's probably spurring a lot of conversation.

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