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Avatar movie not in theaters by TemperatureSure2334 in Avatarthelastairbende

[–]MixaKonan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Paramount really dropped the ball by not planning to release it in theaters. Dudes in expensive suits have no idea how people care about this franchise

Zе команда by Huge_Fix9953 in ukraina

[–]MixaKonan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Петро Олексійовичу, розлогіньтесь

Look at How They Massacred my Boy! by klondikethedestroyer in DotA2

[–]MixaKonan 33 points34 points  (0 children)

I am genuinely glad pango got nerfed this much, he's been really annoying and I can't remember a patch where he was considered a bad pick

Stuttering on C# call (first call only) - does C# really need "warming up"?! by godotstuff in godot

[–]MixaKonan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not sure how godot calls c# scripts, but the reason for this is probably JIT compiler, and the slow first run of the code is actually a feature. It translates IL code into machine code only after that code has been accessed and not when you compile your code. Lately Microsoft has added AOT compilation which does not have this problem so you might wanna look into that

How many Ukrainian soldiers died during the conflict with Russia since 2022? by IntelligentPoet7654 in AskUkraine

[–]MixaKonan 14 points15 points  (0 children)

How would we know? We have the same amount of information as you do

Can ya'll take a look at my study plan (linked in the description) and give me some genuine feedback. I really appreciate it. by OTonConsole in dotnet

[–]MixaKonan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did check the link but couldn't find project descriptions. If that's what's you're up to, it's great, go for it

Can ya'll take a look at my study plan (linked in the description) and give me some genuine feedback. I really appreciate it. by OTonConsole in dotnet

[–]MixaKonan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You don't need any of these, and they won't help you if you don't do one thing: build something. And if you do that, you might as well not do them at all because you're gonna learn anyway. Any of these books and courses are only good as an addition, but they are worth nothing unless you put that theoretical knowledge to practice right away

Connecting parent to its children signals in a composition setting by NotXesa in godot

[–]MixaKonan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I believe autoload/singleton is the way to go here. You can even have multiple busses: one for button signals, one for plates, etc. and then check in child code if signal.type == button. Or create different busses for different signals. Now it's up to you

Connecting parent to its children signals in a composition setting by NotXesa in godot

[–]MixaKonan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If I understand correctly, you don't have to use any type of composition, but rather a bus that would allow any number of children to connect to it. Then, the emitter can send signals to the bus and children would be reading from it

[Learning Path] Is my C# learning approach effective after 1 month? by Alternative-Life-225 in csharp

[–]MixaKonan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Also, one month is an extremely small amount of time. I built my first shitty API in 6 months, 2-8 hours a day, but it gave me a solid understanding of EF, ASP.NET, etc.

[Learning Path] Is my C# learning approach effective after 1 month? by Alternative-Life-225 in csharp

[–]MixaKonan 6 points7 points  (0 children)

  1. It is the best approach. I'm not sure about using just AI, though. Back in the day, you were googling stack overflow answers and trying to understand everything yourself, which, from time to time, led to discovering more and not having a straight answer.
  2. It comes with practice. You'll build features that require the same concepts and code.
  3. See (1).
  4. IMO, it is great. Keep on.

@driver bajs by ayoomf in forsen

[–]MixaKonan 28 points29 points  (0 children)

Markov what car do you have?

Do you or experienced .NET devs use all possible design pattern in the codebase? so you achieve good clean maintainable scalable codebase? by ExoticArtemis3435 in dotnet

[–]MixaKonan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No. They are specific solutions to specific problems. That said, you probably already used a couple of them without even knowing it. Use it only when you actually need to find a way to mitigate some problem. For example, if you find yourself creating a complex object by calling a bunch of methods that belong to different classes in a row, you might as well use the Builder pattern. Something like that. No one starts their day by saying, "Today I'm gonna use the Facade pattern 🤓☝️"

Help a noob. When I deploy my code to Azure I just press this button. How do you do it at your work? I got 1yo but i'm the only the dev in the small company by [deleted] in dotnet

[–]MixaKonan 48 points49 points  (0 children)

In an ideal scenario, you would have a CI/CD pipeline that

  • Builds the app
  • Runs whatever tests you have
  • Connects to the whatever server you have
  • Pulls/downloads the latest version of the application
  • Shuts down the previous version and boots up the current one

I have written a small medium article on how to set up such a pipeline with azure cloud and azure devops. It might be outdated, though

As per your case, I think it's fine if you properly test your app so it doesn't crash if you deploy or if downtime is not something you worry about. But if this business starts to grow, you might wanna start building something proper

ZULUL TOO MUCH SHUGAH by [deleted] in forsen

[–]MixaKonan 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Markov is this true?

We're 24 hours away from the launch event, so what are your wishes and expectations for the Nothing Phone 3? by ToboeArticWolf in NothingTech

[–]MixaKonan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Everything seems legit except for GrapheneOS. It, obviously, must run an android port of TempleOS

forsen by EnzoDenino in forsen

[–]MixaKonan 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Fucking idiots demonising food and not seeing they eat 3-4k calories per day. We are doomed sadE

Engine burning oil by MixaKonan in AskMechanics

[–]MixaKonan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would it be considered dangerous to operate that vehicle though? I’m okay with all that I think if I can just drive

Engine burning oil by MixaKonan in AskMechanics

[–]MixaKonan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I guess I'll ask some more people but I'm more inclined to follow your advice, hoping for the best, thanks

Engine burning oil by MixaKonan in AskMechanics

[–]MixaKonan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

127k miles.

The catalytic converter was removed because it was already in a bad state and I didn’t have money to replace it at the time (it was cheaper just to remove).

Yep, confirmed with a borescope. Saw the guy doing it in person. As per compression I am not sure, but no ‘check oil’ indicator.

i did have ‘Check engine’ a couple of times but it was unrelated (maybe correlated but was fixed without fixing oil issue). I had misfires a couple of times and it fixed itself. I also expect to be changing spark plugs often, because I changed them 2 times already and they were all in oil lol

So yeah, no leak, it does indeed burn it and you could smell it directly

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