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I was just coming to ask about word frequency. I get that cadence being jumpy might be less enjoyable, but having a look ahead that validates if a “likely to be hard to one-shot” w…

What is it bringing from those languages? The FAQ reads like it is just altered syntax for C#, no difference in semantics or function.

Ding. Ding. Ding. "Provided value to the content author". AI scrapping negatively impacts the content author with zero compensation. There is no mutual benefit.

I am very fond of Gohu font. I have used it on a recent static blog formatting adventure http://dntbl.ink , converted to woff2. I couldn't be happier with how it renders and gives …

This is so interesting, thanks for sharing!

I enjoyed your post - PCB routing is often an act of 'zen and the art of..' for me and I recently did a similar exercise for an esp32.

Why not use Claude one single time to create a service that does this? I have this same question with 90% of the 'simple' use cases I see for these task runners, it always seems mo…

No the shortage goes back to Regan when their justified strike was busted. It ended the PATCO “union” and was a negative turning point for labour unions in general.

They didn't tweak their prompt styling request enough... The ChatGPT world is depressing.

>> Even if it only catches one small, it could save thousand of dollars down the line. Or it could send a design team down thousands of dollars in false positives/false negatives. …

This is really great, both from a specific application perspective, but also the approach. Really enjoyed looking through the repo and was inspired by your work.

C#/dotNet has Ahead of Time compilation that works very well with containerization. Obviously there are still overheads for the AoT runtime, but it is pruned.

I had an Abloy Protec2 malfunction while locked (PSA don't use them for key-only sashlocks) and the locksmith drilled it out in ~10 seconds. That is the last time I spend that kind…

My assumption is that there could be higher dimensional 'token' representations that can be used instead of vision tokens (though obviously not human interpretable). I wonder if th…

Well said, I would buy them in a heartbeat if it was from a moral company.

This was build originally with WPF and C#, but with an in-house MVVM framework. I have been slowly moving it to Avalonia, which I highly recommend.

This is my own software, but – as a project engineering data exploration tool – high information and functional density was a key goal: https://engdata.com/

This is really interesting, I'd love to see this perspective incorporated into mapping software like google maps/streetview.

They mean distorted, not squished for both.

It’s all a pros and cons.. the benefit of those characters are they are not used anywhere else, hence you never have to worry about escaping/quoting strings. But obviously most of …

Using ascii 'US' Unit Separator and 'RS' Record Separator characters would be a far better implementation of a CSV file.

I bought one of these Marshall speakers to use as a practice amp, only to find that the dsp latency is unusably bad. Maybe this is an option…

The only real landmine for c# is the default thread synchronization. If it was inverted, the language would be much better off. I think they also made a mistake in removing the OOT…

A second recommendation for Avalonia. It deserves the acclaim.

Later SNES games also used a timing check for region locking to identify PAL vs NTSC clock frequencies. The mod I did, nearly three decades ago, was to add a toggle switch with a s…