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    It also supports proxies which is important to some corporate back-end scenarios

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    Really excited about this! At least in Sublime Text I've found multiple cursors a really powerful tool for ad-hoc transformations on snippets of semi-structured text or instantly a…

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    Comment #47374249

    Please recommend a troubadour who knows the Neat Records, Guardian Records n' Tapes and Heavy Metal Records singles catalogues and I'm sold :)

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    Comment #46564787

    The comment was especially about TypeScript. Unlike the ancient JavaScript versions best used for web sugar you're possibly thinking of, it's a highly pragmatic and well designed g…

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    Comment #45896939

    This is what I've done in those rare cases I've had to fix a bug in a tool or a library I've used professionally. I've also made sure to do that using online identities with no con…

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    Comment #45603698

    Developer-specific sandbox environments with hot code reload is the golden standard here but Localstack is great if you can't do that due to (usually IT deparment-related, not tech…

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    As someone with years of experience on serverless stuff on AWS I might be a bit biased BUT I'd argue serverless is the sweet spot for most applications. You need to remember howeve…

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    The 4.x series was the one where the ideas still making Plasma so powerful were seeded. While I loved KDE 3 the design for 4 seemed revolutionary. Too bad it was alpha/beta quality…

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    Smartphones?

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    Comment #42107294

    In a sense the simplicity of SLS is a trap: immediately when you need to move past the synchronous lambda invocations via API GW use case (caching, service integrations, step funct…

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    In an AWS scenario I can think of: Pro vs pulumi: you get a declarative template to debug and review Pro vs CDK: The declarative template is applied via APIs instead of CloudFormat…

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    Comment #41983462

    Same story with Azure. All the good services are acquisitions, rest is low quality feature catch-up with AWS augmented by a terrible IAM system.

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    Comment #40903170

    KRunner [1] on Plasma is pretty awesome. Plenty of plugins available [2] and it's also very useful out of the box on most distributions. [1] https://userbase.kde.org/Plasma/Krunner…

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    I loved the folder view! It really highlighted the shift to a modular design in Plasma and solved the problem of desktop eventually ending up as a garbage dump of stuff that at som…

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    Overload is awesome! However I wonder if some remnants of 90s game design like tight time limits and repeating enemy ambushes that make the game such a familiar and intense experie…

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    Comment #39951096

    The only Windows box I have is an AMD-based gaming rig and last time I checked the hardware isn't Windows 11 compatible. Time to check out how the gaming experience on Linux is the…

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    Comment #39202432

    It would be awesome to see Git becoming decentralized again but what's the likelihood of GitHub implementing this?

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    Comment #39164758

    My current primary workstation is very low spec and old compared to a M2 Mac. On that machine Sublime Text is very performant and provides an awesome code writing experience throug…

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    Comment #39140697

    The CoC doesn't ban supporters of specific political agenda or party line but it is a banned topic. Anyone who's been on the internet in the past few years knows how passionate the…

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    Comment #39129242

    If they wanted non-sanctioned editors integrating Copilot they wouldn't have taken the extra steps of implementing an obfuscated LSP but provided an API or a plain client library. …

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    Comment #39129016

    It's interesting that the #2 selling point on the landing page (the Copilot integration) relies purely on Microsoft's goodwill. There is no official API for Copilot but instead a (…

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    It's a sad world when a thoughtful, well-structured, obviously experience-based and informative comment is immediately assumed to be word guessing machine generated garbage.

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    This is very disappointing after migrating to Insomnia from Postman a couple of months ago. I did the migration even when my company provides Postman licenses for the employees bec…

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    Eric Evans: Domain Driven Design The vocabulary might seem foreign today but the concepts are as crucial as ever in the world of modern microservices.