mrcsharp

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by mrcsharp 1y ago
That's not racism. That's a play on his last name. Just because actual Nutella has a dark color doesn't make my comment racist. Grow up and stop finding racism in everything.
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
And now there is going to be support for `dotnet run app.cs` which, in my opinion, will replace most of my powershell scripts.
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
> The deployment story is non-existent Wrong! it is as simple as executing `dotnet publish`, zipping up the output folder and sending that package somewhere using whichever protocol and shell utility you like. > monitoring, tracing, a
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
> Microsoft's loss is gamers' gain in this area I think. Care to expand on this? Or did you just want to make a random statement? > Besides, MSFT is almost $500, so they're doing something right This very reductive way
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
On the one hand I hope with the proliferation of such articles and sentiment that Microsoft would start paying more positive attention to Windows as an Operating System instead of an AI and Advertisement Machine. But then I remember that it
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
So they saved £30 million a year and now losing estimated £40 a week (not to mention reputation and future opportunity loss due to lower customer confidence). They have almost wiped out all the savings. If this is the reason, then this was
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
I'm excited for this one. I can see it replacing some of the powershell scripts I have in CI/CD pipelines. As much as I like Powershell and Bash, there are some tasks that my brain is wired to solve more efficiently with a C-like
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
The really sad thing here is that Stephen Toub is a big figure in the .Net land and a respected dev. I love reading his yearly .net performance improvements article/book and he has some great deep dives into .Net topics on YouTube. See
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
> Microsoft, the company famous for dog-fooding This was true up around 15 years ago. Hasn't been the case since.
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
Wow what a thread!
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
> The API Which one?
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
Wrong. Linux support is first class in .Net just like Windows. We are strictly running our .Net code on linux servers and have encountered 0 problems over the past 5 years.
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
The walled garden is a problem with an iPhone. The OS treating me like a toddler is another.
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
And this won't work. One cannot use digital methods to protect against analog methods.
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
You make a good point about queuing up the work. You do get more control over resource management in this case.
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
I did address the fact that not everyone has a family or a close friend. What you described isn't a good fit for using AI. What would an LLM do for him? The fact his roof collapsed and he didn't think much of it indicates a deeper
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
Well with SSE the server and client are both holding a HTTP connection open for over a relatively long period of time. If the server is written with a language that supports async paradigms, then a http request that needs async IO will use
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
> "I personally have the belief that everyone should probably have a therapist,” he said last week. “It’s like someone they can just talk to throughout the day, or not necessarily throughout the day, but about whatever issues they’r
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
> "In HTTP+SSE mode, to achieve full duplex, the client sets up an SSE session to (e.g.) GET /sse for reads. The first read provides a URL where writes can be posted. The client then proceeds to use the given endpoint for write
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
> The current administration will consider any action against billionaires as domestic terrorism as witnessed with Tesla's recent boycotts Firebombing/damaging civilian cars and civilian buildings belonging to TESLA due to poli
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
ASP.NET is endangered?
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C# 14 updates in .NET 10 Preview 3 – Release Notes(github.com)
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
I'm curious if you have any links you can share on this topic. Thanks.
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by mrcsharp 1y ago
I'd argue that UIs built in Visual Studio are a lot more performant and lightweight than Electron apps.
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by mrcsharp 2y ago
A finance institution with no code review processes is one deserving to go bankrupt.
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by mrcsharp 2y ago
I'm only allowed an opinion on governments and government jobs if I personally know government workers? Do you know what "reputation" actually means?
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by mrcsharp 2y ago
> My point is to tell you that some people, in this crazy world, want to do some work, and some of that work is not fancy, and for that they get a special place in the current environment. And this is fine. It is good to recognize this a
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by mrcsharp 2y ago
> But instead of saying "the project went over budget", they'd say "we executed a strategic pivot." Yeah, politicians already do this. They use different words but to the same effect. I am not going to pretend I
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by mrcsharp 2y ago
This basically shows why DOGE is a thing. This sort of attitude is why governments are slow to achieve anything, why any government contract ends up over budget, etc... I await your downvotes.
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by mrcsharp 2y ago
There is also nanoFramework which is an open-source continuation of .Net Micro Framework to bring .NET to MCUs.

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