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Meanwhile in Germany the fastest connection is 100 MBit down.. 20 up

I share a Netflix account with 3 other people.

We’re on the biggest plan. Would not even consider subscribing if I had to pay it alone.

Sharing keeps me subscribed. Often I don’t watch something on Netflix for weeks - but cause I only pay 1/4 I don’t mind.

Not the current target audience as my language of choice is not supported, but I'd also prefer a subscription.

Really cool project!

Did you consider using ANTLR instead of tree-sitter parser? Don't know too much about tree-sitter but is seems to be a batteries included approach to building parsers?

Wish I could use this. Add F# support and I’ll shower you in money.

F# has units of measure built into the language.

let time: float<s> = 0.1<s>

let length: float<m> = 10.0<m>

let speed: float<m/s> = length / time

Mostly agree. If you’ve done native app development you have seen the light.

Problem is a lot of devs only ever did web development and think this is “ok”.

We also use F# end to end (Fable + .NET). 3 years in I could not be happier.

They could also stop business in russia.

Just from looking at the first screenshot (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/helloSystem/hello/master/s...)

The items in the global menu are aligned incorrectly. (notice how the baseline of the menu item title does not match the baseline of the shortcut)

Actually had a few legit warnings where a knew I had contact - but also had ones where I was not able to track down a risk contact.

The mac + ios apps suck

I’m German and think we spend too little on our own military - to the point where it’s a joke.

Europe needs to grow up and get able to defend itself.

Improved quite a bit, but still isn’t the fastest compiler ever.

Fabel (the F# to JS/Python) compiler is also ok speed wise.

I’m developing on a Mac but have team colleges using linux. Can’t complain. JetBrains Rider is years ahead of Visual Studio IMHO.

We also use it at our startup (and a few projects before that) and it works great.

We don’t use elmish tho, but the React bindings. Elmish never worked fir us prior little demos.

Try F# + Fable instead.

With more recent versions of .NET producing a single binary is also possible.

Would try F#

I'm at the point where I refuse to continue the interviewing process if something like this is required. I have plenty of open source stuff the interviewer can peek at. I'm also happy to discuss any technical question to whatever depth the interviewer wants.

If a take-home assignment is wished, I'm billing for it.

There are plenty of good jobs/projects - be pickier.

I think F# has a bright future ahead.

It’s the language of choice at our startup and we couldn’t be happier.

We target .NET and the browser (via. Fable - a F# to JS Compiler).

Right now new target languages are added to fable (python, rust, ?) so this could be a really nice way to tap into whatever ecosystem you need.

Yes, when it was still in Hamburg it was fabulous.

I’m from Germany and we were hit really hard by the flood.

People died, lost their homes - but after a few months most of it is already forgotten.

There is little to no action taken to prevent this from happening again - at least in the village my parents live.

A friend of mine lost everything. It makes me freaking angry. We all have to adjust our behavior or we are really fucked sooner than most people think.

Climate change is already here.

Never had issues with homebrew and have been extensively using it for years now.

It’s a great piece of software I would really miss.

The people maintaining it also do great work.

The client is a piece of shit tho.

Posted to the wrong channel/topic more than once now..

A native mac app would be a game changer. Would pay for it.

Use WinUI. The end.

For web apps:

F# + .NET + ASP NET on the backend F# + Fable on the frontend

Otherwise just F# + .NET - basically runs everywhere and is good for anything.

can confirm. We built a potato canon last month.

agree. I’ve inherited codebases from new “architects” who seemingly have just read GoF.

TS-100 Soldering Iron.

Basically this means:

You either need a Bachelors degree or a (small) track record of success in the industry.

Just here to emphasise the fact that the average fresh bachelor holder is way less competent in software development than someone who spent 3 years+ in the industry.

Equivalent here does not really mean equivalent.