What a strange time. I just read this sentence in an article about an HTTP client:
"Lightweight : Just 157~ KB in size"
Sorry but 157 KB is NOT lightweight. Especially for an alternative to "fetch".
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What a strange time. I just read this sentence in an article about an HTTP client:
"Lightweight : Just 157~ KB in size"
Sorry but 157 KB is NOT lightweight. Especially for an alternative to "fetch".
Relative dates are terrible: they don't help anyone determine the exact day and time of an operation.
Please stop using relative dates.
LLMs are so bad for coding.
Copilot: `NullabilityInfoContext` is thread‑safe. [...] The internal cache is thread‑safe.
The .NET documentation: This type is not thread safe. [...] methods can't be called concurrently from multiple threads, as they use a non-concurrent cache internally.
(My code confirms that `NullabilityInfoContext` is NOT thread‑safe)
Funny?
I use MS Edge as browser.
I check its "User-Agent" string...
On any dedicated website: the "Edg/133.0.0.0" part is correctly included.
On Google: the "Edg/133.0.0.0" part is hidden!!!
These are great times.
I've just created a tiny .NET Windows Forms application... in CoffeeScript! Thanks to the "Node API for .NET" library.
Just CoffeeScript, not a single line of C# code.
Modern web development is a joke...
We can't say it often enough: Haxe rocks!
https://haxe.org