Surfingkeys is my preferred extension

Not exactly the same but various basic HTTP server implementations are presented at https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Hello_world/Web_server

Additionally, there is https://github.com/ONLYOFFICE/DesktopEditors

I personally find it a bit easier to use with better docx support.

What happens when your business has a portfolio of products/services over multiple departments, spanning various platforms, and only one consumer mobile app uses Unity for an augmented reality component that's not a core offering (premium feature)?

Should Unity still be entitled to the same cut?

Those are the Unreal fees, not Unity.

But to answer your question, they are royalties on top of that one mobile app, not your entire revenue. If you distribute it for free, you might pay no royalties; if it somehow is tightly related to your main revenue-generating product then you’d sign a custom licensing agreement with them.

I like to use zod for Typescript and Pydantic for python.

https://github.com/StefanTerdell/zod-to-json-schema

https://docs.pydantic.dev/latest/usage/json_schema/

This looks really awesome. Are there any plans to support teams that do not use VS Code or GitHub?

I can no longer access subreddits I have been subscribed to. They are also no longer listed in my subscriptions.

Private subreddits are indeed invitation only

I can also recommend https://www.focalboard.com/

Yeah except it’s a weird license and it’s losing support:

https://github.com/mattermost/focalboard

It seems like it was a successful test product for Mattermost (more power to them).

I love mattermost and use it on the daily. I got it as a self hosted version of discord but I played around with the focalboard as well. Being a project manager I felt it held its own against many of other SaaS overpriced project boards like Monday.com. still needs some work though but I'd recommend it.

As far as chat mattermost does look like a very good Slack-alternative near-F/OSS alternative, but these days Matrix and Zulip are also very good. Did you happen to try those options/do a bakeoff?

As far as kanban/task management goes, Gitea/GitLab/GitHub feels like the right place these days (for software companies). Are there any reasons you prefer a standalone tool over putting the PM stuff a bit closer to the code?

The most elegant is certainly sleepsort. Maybe not the most efficient, but definitely elegant.

You've never heard of quantum bogosort, then. It's stable and linear time in the right universe, and much more elegant than sleeping.

¿Por qué no los dos?

Due to the inherent unpredictability and lack of scheduling guarantees of sleep on most OSes, it is likely that sleepsort won't work in the first try.

Append a check for order and a retry loop when the solution is incorrect and now you have a production-ready sort. A sleepbogosort

I declare this my new favorite sorting algorithm.

Also, where is your god now?

> where is your god now?

In a happier timeline, I hope.

rest in peace /prog/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2657277

[edit] took me a minute to find an archive https://archive.tinychan.net/read/prog/1295544154

For coding problems that DDG can't answer, I've been falling back on phind.com instead with reasonably good results.