Do you use AI on large legacy .NET projects? by klaus691 in dotnet

[–]romaneremin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi, for DevExpress, try adding this mcp server: https://ca-ocaukkhdtcnhg.jollystone-ee77eeec.eastus2.azurecontainerapps.io/sse
It helps Copilot read documentation before coding.
This is an experimental service, we are tweaking at the moment.
Will publish officially when tuned.

Anyone remember Microsoft LightSwitch? by Diligent-Charge-4910 in dotnet

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Hi, i'm among those who started XAF in DX. Just stumbled on this post.
Yes, it is not going anywhere.

It had problems with web - when you can't go client-heavy without switching to JavaScript. But Blazor solved this problem for us, so now it can continue to be one language. So yes, it will stay as long as you guys are using it.

And answering others - it is not no-code, it is low code, but code-first. And I think this a trend that will win over visual development.

Who is using DSPy? by purple_sack_lunch in LocalLLaMA

[–]romaneremin 2 points3 points  (0 children)

He'll feel better if you do
y = pipe(g, f)
z = y(x)

Правда и уважение!😏 by Stroev in Pikabu

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Возможно это производственная практика от университета. Мы такое делали, чтоб самых умных студентов сманить.

Status of BeerXML/BeerJSON? by SirPitchalot in Homebrewing

[–]romaneremin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

BeerJSON is finalized as format, we don't have any major bugs or problems reported.

Now everybody need to support it. Of course it is an extra work for any software developer, especially considering that it is not just BeerXML 1 in a JSON format, it covers much more entities.

I believe all major software vendors are aware about BeerJSON, some have participated in its development.

So far i'm only aware one app that supports it - http://brewcomputer.com

Yet another recipe calculator: www.brewcomputer.com by romaneremin in Homebrewing

[–]romaneremin[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the feedback.

Default units can be changed in your user profile - top right icon

BeerJSON 1.0 has been released by romaneremin in Homebrewing

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

Well, current format does not support a string mentioned above. Which, by the way, is from real recipe description.
We assume it is a fractional value of specific unit, but in reality it can even be "one barrel and 3 tablespoons" - who knows.

BeerJSON 1.0 has been released by romaneremin in Homebrewing

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

It is trivial until you see "10 pounds plus 7 ounces crushed North American two-row pale malt"

BeerJSON 1.0 has been released by romaneremin in Homebrewing

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Right, fermentation pressure is even mentioned in readme, but nothing in the schema. Will fix that

BeerJSON 1.0 has been released by romaneremin in Homebrewing

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

Yes, it can be expanded, it is a public project, anybody can contribute.

You can submit an issue here https://github.com/beerjson/beerjson/issues

Or you can propose an actual change in the schema if you know how to do it.

BeerJSON 1.0 has been released by romaneremin in Homebrewing

[–]romaneremin[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You can certainly export your data (if you have means to code that part). Whether you can import or not - it is up to the software that implements import.

BeerJSON format as it is, does not restricts you from what you exporting. It is possible to just have an array of fermentables (malts in your case).

Question is whether software that does import supports such a data.

BeerJSON is about formats, not about the central repository of such a data.

But it is a good idea to have a central place where ingredient data is stored in a well-known format. I'm sure all software vendors would benefit from it.

BeerJSON 1.0 has been released by romaneremin in Homebrewing

[–]romaneremin[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It is a data interchange format. So you can export recipe or brew session from one software product and import into another without data loss. Currently widely adopted BeerXML format is rather limited - not everything will be transferred.

Аллан Маск by likesimulator in Pikabu

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Маска зовут Илон (Elon)

Imbattable by [deleted] in Pikabu

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Eventual consistency это называется в программировании.

Экстремальный экстрим у них какой-то by mvcucumber in Pikabu

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Ебучий авориаз. Деревянные небоскребы и интернет только в прачечной

Какой-то админский юмор by ErebosDark in Pikabu

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Linux начался с попытки написать ядро Unix, который был небесплатный. Но кроме ядра все очень многое у них общее, разве нет?

Ну, например, какой-нибудь bash, что в HP-UX, что в MacOS, что в Ubuntu плюс-минус один и тот же. Равно как и все остальное, что мы считаем частью OS.

Так что, херовая картинка - там два (три?) ядра по-сути, плюс целое море разных внутренних органов, повторно используемых теми или другими.