biglyburrito

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by biglyburrito 2mo ago
I was coming here to make the same angry joke. It's offensive to me that Bethesda wants to celebrate the 30th anniversary of one of the first & finest multiplayer deathmatch games ever made, after hollowing out the organization tha
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by biglyburrito 2mo ago
Don't just ban them -- make the camera users legally liable for invasion of privacy.
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by biglyburrito 2mo ago
Appalachia voted heavily for Trump in 2024. They're getting what they wanted.
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by biglyburrito 2mo ago
lol no. They don't get kudos for fixing problems they willfully created.
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by biglyburrito 2mo ago
Somebody has to do it, and it's not gonna be the US.
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by biglyburrito 2mo ago
Start the reactor, free Mars.
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by biglyburrito 2mo ago
And? I still say " Google it ", but I don't use Google for search anymore -- haven't for almost two years, ever since I started subscribing to Kagi. If you're busting my ass about how I use " Google " as
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by biglyburrito 3mo ago
^^^ The only correct answer.
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by biglyburrito 3mo ago
Steam is competent at what it does and has been for decades. No other online game store is as good as what it does: Nintendo, Epic, Microsoft, & Sony have all failed to do well what Steam has gotten better at over the course of 2+ decad
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by biglyburrito 3mo ago
I still love developing for the .NET Framework using C#. However, the number of reasons to keep using anything made by Microsoft continues to dwindle with each passing year. As you already said, Azure is awful and only in second place behi
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by biglyburrito 4mo ago
That last bit is why I'll never do one again. Hackatons are commonly used as a way to take credit for & reap the benefits of another person or team's work, without attribution or compensation. And oftentimes, a promising hacka
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by biglyburrito 4mo ago
I agree, but I've also worked for plenty of managers and executives that believe otherwise.
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by biglyburrito 5mo ago
Burned through 50+% of my monthly quota today using Sonnet 4.6, after starting the day at 0%. Only used it on an average daily workload, same as what I'd done all last month, and I used maybe 52% throughout all of May. I don't re
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by biglyburrito 5mo ago
What do you mean by " their public-facing Github Copilot subscriptions "? Isn't that every Github Copilot subscription?
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by biglyburrito 5mo ago
Not so much old school as I was new to JDK, there was no prior art anywhere in our codebase that implemented async (somehow, in 2022), and we started off with JDK 8 (I helped upgrade everything to JDK 17). I REALLY TRIED, OK!? Even when I
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by biglyburrito 5mo ago
A lot of money.
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by biglyburrito 5mo ago
And it was committed with intent by a team member, as that thread describes. idk who the hell would ever use a product that did that.
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by biglyburrito 5mo ago
I mean, look at it -- it looks like a Nissan Leaf. Even a Chevy Volt looks better than that -- on the outside, anyway.
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by biglyburrito 5mo ago
Awesome, thank you! So it's going to be an internal implementation change -- that is, it generates the MSIL code that's generate when a developer writes async/await code, and won't require changes to how a developer writ
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by biglyburrito 5mo ago
CTRUE IS A FALSE PROPHET AND ITS WORSHIPPERS SHALL BURN FOR THEIR HERESY
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by biglyburrito 5mo ago
Or being able to debug exceptions as easily as in Newtonsoft.Json.
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by biglyburrito 5mo ago
Support for OpenAPI 3.1 in .NET sucks. Up until recently, a third-party library (Swashbuckle) has been the heavyweight, but lagged for years in supporting new features & fixing old bugs. Microsoft created a first party option (Microso
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by biglyburrito 5mo ago
Link?
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by biglyburrito 5mo ago
Speaking as somebody that spent 2yrs as a full-time Java dev before returning to the Microsoft stack: yes. Java’s Optional sucks compared to how C# (and Kotlin) implement support for nullable types. C#’s async/await syntax is better th
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by biglyburrito 5mo ago
More languages need to support enoms.
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by biglyburrito 5mo ago
They got the " Google Search Is Dead " part right, at least. If you want a better search engine, Kagi ( https://kagi.com ) is a good place to start. Yes, it's a paid product -- once you outgrow their free plan, wh
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by biglyburrito 5mo ago
It's NordVPN.
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by biglyburrito 5mo ago
No.
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by biglyburrito 6mo ago
This is also what I'm expecting. The change to usage-based billing may significantly change how much it costs to build apps.
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by biglyburrito 6mo ago
You have to be pretty stupid to believe that "reason".

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