Jimmy Lewis

[Jimmy Lewis @thecodeabides]

@sayedihashimi @xperiandri Doing it based on context (like per project) is also not supported today. Might be easier to implement a separate extension to provide the completions, and have contextual detection there.

[Jimmy Lewis @thecodeabides]

@sayedihashimi @xperiandri IIRC the HTML schema in VS is not publicly extensible. It's been requested from multiple fronts, but should probably be designed to align with other IDEs rather than just opening up VS's existing schema implementation.

[Jimmy Lewis @thecodeabides]

@ardalis input!! in the parameter declaration...

*ducks*

5 or 2 of the options provided.

[Jimmy Lewis @thecodeabides]

@conurfloki @teej_dv You'd be surprised how low some features can be staffed... (probably not this one though)

[Jimmy Lewis @thecodeabides]

@nw3 @Carnage4Life Yeah, but they're only caring for people. This is Important Work™ 🙄

[Jimmy Lewis @thecodeabides]

@mkristensen @davidfowl Very distinguished 😉

[Jimmy Lewis @thecodeabides]

@chgunderman @SimonCropp I'd also add that many of them might interact with OSS components but not with GitHub or the OSS communities directly. Or things "just work" for their scenario/relevant Q&A already exists on StackOverflow. Or issues are handled by "that one person" on the team.

[Jimmy Lewis @thecodeabides]

@EdwardSkrod @VisualStudio Lastly, make this somehow work from command line build. Clone, msbuild *.sln or dotnet build, prompt to install components. No more maintaining custom scripts to drive VS installer (I've seen this a few times in DevDiv repos)

[Jimmy Lewis @thecodeabides]

@EdwardSkrod @VisualStudio Basically, I never again want to clone a repo, open it in VS, and then have to go hunt a weird optional component or extension. Critical components can rely on IPA, but I want all my bells and whistles.

[Naomi Wu 机械妖姬 @RealSexyCyborg]

Ok I guess it's time to do this. Lets goooooo

"China is not PC, they're busy doing STEM"

This is, unmitigated bullshit and I say this as someone who has been through the entire Chinese education system- not just a few years as a child and the rest overseas.

[Jimmy Lewis @thecodeabides]

"Duo gets more frustrated..." Triggering a desired behavior by evoking negative emotional imagery seems like a manipulative tactic to me 😒

[Ali Abouelatta @abouelatta_ali]

We ran 100's of experiments @ Duolingo in 2022.

These 4 helped were big for retention:

1) Widgets that “come to life”

Our take: Duo gets progressively more frustrated throughout the day if you haven’t done your lesson.

[Jimmy Lewis @thecodeabides]

@KirillOsenkov @terrajobst Uppering also fits

[Jimmy Lewis @thecodeabides]

@CityOfRedmond Is there data or analysis of the flow of traffic through some of these streets? Every time I count, I hit 40%-60% red lights on Redmond Way between 161st and 185th, the flow is horrible. Always stop and go except late at night.

[Jimmy Lewis @thecodeabides]

@deanleigh @VisualStudio @mkristensen If there were cases where the extension didn't work well, that would be an argument to prioritize it higher... however that also implies greater complexity to implement the extra scenario

[Jimmy Lewis @thecodeabides]

@deanleigh @VisualStudio @mkristensen That's true, and it is on our backlog, and we do discuss it somewhat often actually. But the reality is doing that first means pushing other features later; it's a hard argument when there's already an extension that provides the functionality.

[Jimmy Lewis @thecodeabides]

Literally the last question in the course. Is that a threat, @duolingo? 🤔😂

[Jimmy Lewis @thecodeabides]

@shanselman Any reason not to consider it for a non-dev, non-gaming rig? E.g. a shared family unit?