I just use microk8s in Ubuntu on hetzner takes around 1 minute to set it up
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Does this cover subscription?
Title should be C# not .Net
Working on 3dpack.ing, an AI-powered 3D container loading tool.
It calculates optimal ways to load boxes into trucks or containers, considering stacking rules, fragility, and real-world constraints. You can drag boxes like 3D Tetris or upload photos to auto-estimate item dimensions. Recently added: batch-wise guided loading for warehouse use cases.
We're at ~$400 MRR and just opened up a 14-day free trial. Feedback, trials, and intros to logistics folks welcome.
reverseblade2 commented on OxCaml - a set of extensions to the OCaml programming language. oxcaml.org/... · Posted by u/lairv
I actually see this as an escape opportunity for F#-ers. I love the language, but the runtime and C# ecosystem are not only holding it back from having cleaner semantics (until the C# team sees the value in them), they've been actively kicking it down the ladder with breaking changes and new incompatible APIs.
F# is mostly liberated from .net thanks to Fable. Although the compiler strictly is .net
reverseblade2 commented on OxCaml - a set of extensions to the OCaml programming language. oxcaml.org/... · Posted by u/lairv
Just use F# for sake
reverseblade2 commented on Helion: A modern fast paced Doom FPS engine in C# github.com/Helion-Engine/... · Posted by u/klaussilveira
I have seen some use case for MemoryStream, why not use RecyclableMemorysStream instead?
Also broken on iOS. Goes off my viewport horizontally. Scroll doesn’t work as expected.
Solved the horizontal viewport.
That’s badly broken in a variety of ways at a variety of window sizes in both Firefox and Chromium, though worse in Firefox where it goes from being unpleasant to downright unusable at some sizes; and at larger resolutions in Firefox it’s not even managing 3fps. What are you doing? You’re meddling with scrolling, too. :-(
I am not seeing any issues on Chrome. To be fair, I mostly cared about Safari and Chrome than Firefox.
Scrolling is about scroll snapping feature.