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tooltitude
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About tooltitude
- https://www.tooltitude.com/
- Install it https://t.tooltitude.com/install
- Open it on the marketplace: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=tooltitudeteam.tooltitude
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Comment #37998391
We work on a GoLang productivity extension for Visual Studio Code ( https://www.tooltitude.com/ ). We are growing, but not as fast as we wish we did.
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Show HN: Tooltitude for Go – productivity extension for Golang for VS Code
Our extension augments the official GoLang extension with a set of power tools which make you a more productive developer. It provides: - Code Lens providers: references, implement…
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Show HN: High end productivity features for GoLang in VS Code
Let me introduce the Tooltitude VS Code extension. Our extension augments the official GoLang extension with a set of power tools which make you a more productive developer. Instal…
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Ask HN: Open-Source Legal Documents
There're a lot of open source project. Does anyone aware of any open source legal projects. I.e. like a reusable operating agreement for LLC, or a set of forms for typical agreemen…
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Comment #35004587
Our self hosted workers don't work. My understanding is that the control center is on the github side.
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Comment #34872799
You actually could do a lot of stuff in VS Code. See rust-analyzer or our extension: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=tooltitu...
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Show HN: VS Code GoLang Productivity Extension
Let me introduce the Tooltitude VS Code extension. Our extension augments the official GoLang extension with a set of power tools which make you a more productive developer. What d…
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Comment #34714441
I think it's not even downturn. I would call it rebalancing.
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Comment #34714428
>But, they often still pay far better than just about any other career you can do. Yep, that's completely true. >I'm a fairly unremarkable developer who works for a no-name tech co…
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Comment #34713256
For me it's iPad Air.
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Comment #34713220
There are still a lot of SWE jobs which aren't filled. They just don't pay as well as the many eliminated jobs from the news.
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Comment #34688728
I found the books about Apple technologies by this collective to be very good: https://www.objc.io/
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Comment #34686182
See the chapter 14 called incorporating as non-profit. He mentions a case where Gaim (a messenger software) developers were sued by AOL.
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Comment #34686138
As far as I remember, the author of this book: https://www.amazon.com/Intellectual-Property-Open-Source-Pro... Recommended a scheme to shield OSS developers from liability. I am no…
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Comment #34686108
So do you mean that limited liability clauses essentially void? This looks really absurd. How could we develop and distribute any software in such a context?
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Comment #34685956
We have been working on a VS Code extension (link in my profile), which released some time ago. I had a thought that may be we should stick with the approach used by most of the ec…
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Comment #34683781
Almost all players in this field publish their work. If need arises we will be able to reproduce them, but only large company will be able to run the models cost efficiently, and t…
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Comment #34682955
This is very good news for us as consumers. We don't want anyone of the players to dominate this field, and we want the service to be as cheap as possible, ideally free.
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Comment #34681786
It's very useful for enterprises to have one solution like github. Github isn't the best in every fields, but overall it's the best offer (they have git hosting, continuous integra…
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Comment #34681702
That's very good :) You might mention it on the site, since many people will have the same question.
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Comment #34679388
But will it be enough for you to maintain the system long term? For people who potentially could use your service this is very important.