Yeah, same happened to my copilot when I tried to use it. Weird it’s not supported natively.

I bought one for myself and gifted another to my parents, after several months spent in Japan.

My favorite part about dependency properties is the value store. Ability to assign multiple values to a single property with different priorities is very powerful.

CSS has a precedence system, similar enough, but hides a lot of complexity from developer. Yet still confusing.

Never seen this either, wow. It doesn’t even look like a merge conflict

Doesn’t msbuild enforces the same behavior on Unix host too?
Like if I want to include (as an item group) all files in the directory- I would use “dir/**/*.*”.

Knowing how Microsoft keeps compatibility with older platforms, we will get a weird mix of both in the best case scenario.

But not when you decide to check it one more time before bed and it’s red.

For NativeWebView, .BeginReparenting() method should be useful to keep native element loaded in tree while doing d’n’d and replacing parents 👀

This

github.com/dotnet/rosly...

Old source generators API was much easier, but also much slower.

New incremental generators are difficult. Although roslyn team has a very informative cook book.

Because wordpad is dead.

Right thing for the right task is a good point. And TypeScript team explained well, why did they choose Go.

And yet, C# can be also considered a right tool for this specific task. While also having syntax close enough compared to TS.

In the end, Go is fine too, and job has already been started.

It was almost ten years ago. Time flies.

My personal rule with using AI is simple.

Any cloud-AI solution must be explicit, where I control what to send. Like a llm chat or similar.

For implicit stuff like autocomplete, it should be a local model or no AI at all.

You hate XAML? Then write our app in JavaScript React CSS HTML Electron **insert more buzzwords**

Looks like it's possible www.samsung.com/us/support/a...

I can cast from my mac to apple tv. No idea about windows, I use hdmi there.

I bought S90B in 2023, and use it with apple tv and sometimes direct hdmi from my pc for some games. No issues so far.