Replying to @ScriptedAlchemy
By way of giving your trading agent access to all of X?
Replying to @James_M_South
@James_M_South Maybe interesting for you :)
We're looking to hire Windows developers capable of producing UI at this quality (but, idiomatic to the Windows ecosystem, not cloning Apple). If you are one or know someone, please have them apply via `ssh superlogical.jobs`. We've been struggling to find this person.
There's just a lot of Windows applications out there (like, almost all of them) that just aren't good. We're looking for someone who wants to create a Windows applications that sparks joy, excites people, and feels good. We want frame perfect animation. We want obsessive consideration over user flows, click counts, keyboard press counts, etc.
We're a team that has that kind of obsession, but lacks the Windows experience. If you know a Windows dev who has this quality obsession and wants to work with a group that shares those ideals, I want to talk to them.
Replying to @VancouverCup @thdxr
I installed it via npm: bash npm install -g @opencode-ai/cli@next
Replying to @thdxr
It actually is! I tried an earlier version a few weeks ago and couldn't get it to work.
All good :)
Replying to @thdxr
Need native Windows support before I can switch to v2
Replying to @colinhacks
Just tried it on my Windows machine - nub install, nub run <script> are noticeable slower than node 24. I'll come back when there is v1.0 on the horizon.
Johann retweeted
Real-time text flow using @SixLabors ImageSharp Drawing and Fonts. Fully Unicode v17 compliant.
Rendered in WinForms via the new WebGPU backend
Coming soon!
CC @sebastienros
#dotnet #oss
Johann retweeted
Eurostat: Die Anzahl gesunder Lebensjahre bei Geburt ist in Schweden von 73,3 Jahre im Jahr 2019 auf 66,2 Jahre im Jahr 2023 gesunken (Vergleich: Deutschland 66,3 -> 62,5 Jahre, EU 64,6 -> 63,1 Jahre).
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Replying to @badlogicgames
Just tried it with my Enterprise Account - works :)
Replying to @GWaldmensch @sebiwebi23
Schutzrohre im Türbereich nicht vergessen
Replying to @RyanRodemoyer2
dotnet has built-in container support - in most cases, you don't have to maintain the docker file yourself: learn.microsoft.com/en-us/do…
Replying to @_opencv_
Angela Collier has a great Video on this: youtu.be/TMoz3gSXBcY
Replying to @ManfredSteyer
I tried that at various point during debugging, didn't seem to make a difference. But I'll try it again tomorrow, just to make sure.
Replying to @ManfredSteyer
We tried to align the repro with the real app, but we were ultimately unsuccessful. A colleague had the idea to *exclude* material from sharing... and it actually worked.
I have not the faintest idea why, but I'm really glad we are unblocked.
Replying to @ManfredSteyer
Thx. I tried providing the DateAdapter directly on the route that loads the remote, on all levels of the route config up to the app routes, and in the app.config of the host. Nothing worked.
Seriously considering migrating to Iframes.
Replying to @Hackysack @ManfredSteyer
But just in principle: When using the date picker from angular material *only in the remote*, do I need to provide the DateAdapter in the host as well?
We do not provide it in the host - this worked perfectly until I tried to upgrade.
Replying to @ManfredSteyer
That's the thing - I tried reproducing the issued with a fresh set of Host + Remote apps using the same package versions - everything works perfectly :/
Very frustrating - I know your support options are limited if you don't get to see the actual code.
Replying to @ManfredSteyer
I'm currently trying to update an internal app to MF v19 and after the update I'm getting 'Error: MatDatepicker: No provider found for DateAdapter' error when using the date picker in a remote - this worked until v18. Any hints what we could try?







