I spend much time splitting them up inside visual studio by file and individual lines changed to try and separate my many simultaneous changes into several somewhat usable commits. If I was stupid enough to make some big refactor at the same time I might just have to throw in the towel… It’s really painful after a few weeks to try and pick up the pieces of what I was doing but never commited too lol.
My butterfly was having a bad day so I can’t be sure, sorry
NOOOOOOO NOT THE FUCK W*RD!
The docs for C# are stellar imo
I suspect the angle might make the space look smaller too, it’s possible that the wall actually extends a bit out without being solid inside
The point of a 100 dollar merch hoodie isn’t that you get a 100 dollars worth of hoodie. It’s that you support the artist. A less expensive hoodie means less for the artists. That’s kinda the point of merch…
Largely this is probably true. One large benefit for the consumer with streaming music over buying it is actually that it is cheaper. Significantly cheaper if you listen to a bunch of different things. So if everyone has moved to a method of listening to music that costs less then there has to be less money available to artists (all else being equal).
Even if 100% of streaming services’ revenue went to artists it could still be less money.
The problem isn’t Spotify itself, it’s the business model of streaming being way too cheap.
Ah yes all those millionaire artists. Poor rich artists. Everyone knows all artists are rich. Right?
Did you… read the comment? It wasn’t about the streaming platform owners.
There will be a $20 gift fee and an additional service and shipping fee. How much would you like to tip? 12, 16 or 20%?
You need something to download Firefox from right?
Edge isn’t terrible at all. That’s why it’s such a risk to browser diversity and competition
That unlike teams, which they didn’t bother to build for windows and instead used a webapp, they actually bothered to use their own ui tools on their own operating system for a change? (But I guess they only did that so that teams could be a webapp, based on edge…)
Wrong. Sounds like you think only fixed point/precision could be implemented in decimal. There’s nothing about floating point that would make it impossible to implement in decimal. In fact, it’s a common form of floating point. See C# “decimal” type docs.
The beginning of the Wikipedia article on floating point also says this: “In practice, most floating-point systems use base two, though base ten (decimal floating point) is also common.” (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floating-point_arithmetic) Also check this out: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_floating_point
Everything in my comment applies to floating point. Not fixed point.
To everyone commenting that you have to convert to binary to represent numbers because computers can’t deal with decimal number representations, this isn’t true! Floating point arithmetic could totally have been implemented with decimal numbers instead of binary. Computers have no problem with decimal numbers - integers exist. Binary based floating point numbers are perhaps a bit simpler, but they’re not a necessity. It just happens to be that floating point standards use binary.
Fair enough! Not terribly surprised about the size then, though - there’s a lot of stuff VS can do. When limited to just a few workloads you need the size isn’t unreasonable in my opinion though.
What workloads did you download fit it to be that big?
Not at all. Unity’s use of C# is pretty unconventional even. Not representative at all.
Thinking that C# is just Unity is a MASSIVE disservice to C# and dotnet imo. Unity’s usage of C# is really crummy, basically relegating a very powerful language to working as a weird scripting language.
The EU only cares if your website affects EU citizens. This one has pulled out of the EU market entirely, the EU doesn’t care then and have no jurisdiction either then.
Nah programming is awesome 😎
The guy only looks unhappy on the outside, inside he’s pleased to be programming lol