26 points | by evo_9 2 days ago ago
5 comments
I have a soft spot for 0-dependency projects.
Feels like the old times when every other project didn't look like a supply chain attack waiting to happen.
> Faithful port of Andrej Karpathy's microgpt.py.
Curious… why not a single app.cs instead of slnx + csproj boilerplate? The moment you `dotnet app.cs` it will be a cached and fast to start
I think the app.cs approach is mainly for single file apps/scripts. While this is small there are two projects and several files so a solution + project files seems totally standard.
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I have a soft spot for 0-dependency projects.
Feels like the old times when every other project didn't look like a supply chain attack waiting to happen.
> Faithful port of Andrej Karpathy's microgpt.py.
Curious… why not a single app.cs instead of slnx + csproj boilerplate? The moment you `dotnet app.cs` it will be a cached and fast to start
I think the app.cs approach is mainly for single file apps/scripts. While this is small there are two projects and several files so a solution + project files seems totally standard.
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