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by oaiey 4mo ago
He, however, forgot to upgrade the look over time. I blissfully ignore the cyberpunk era.
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by oaiey 4mo ago
That! Okay, in 2026 this could be a LSP feature with some editor fanciness but this is a real benefit. My nitpick is that we do not have a depreciation on the non async ones
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by oaiey 4mo ago
I always read this as: when something is doomed by itself, it is the normal unaltered way of things. Let it flow.
34.
by oaiey 5mo ago
Or use it to de-risk their supply chain.
35.
by oaiey 5mo ago
But that is a choice of an individual. Not a central place rolling it out.
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by oaiey 5mo ago
And then they made the ram and ssd so expensive :)
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by oaiey 5mo ago
It is changing the product significantly. I wanted/consented to a browser. Nothing more. Agreeable, nothing new with the browser vendor pushing plugins down our throat which are not browser core features, nevertheless not right.
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by oaiey 5mo ago
I had that conversation with our AI VP recently. At a certain cost entertaining humans will be more cost effective from a financial and energy perspective. Especially on a global scale.
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by oaiey 5mo ago
There is a paper linked which is describing the whole thing!
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by oaiey 5mo ago
As in sells a ton in azure. I am pretty sure they still love that.
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by oaiey 6mo ago
Sounds more like a state of the private download engine to me :)
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by oaiey 6mo ago
This. This is something which the current administration does not understand. We Europeans have done what Washington says for 80 years. We are behaving like a colony. We let the US have bases here, we follow their economical model, the petr
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by oaiey 6mo ago
Oh Android OS is quite workable. The hardware is the problem. And there the whole world goes to South Asia / China. Same with laptops. But yeah, a missing agenda item. I guess desktop first. Have not said that for a while
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by oaiey 6mo ago
Not only that, they already built up Matrix for messaging which is already adopted elsewhere. They are doing the steps
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by oaiey 6mo ago
Yes. Back then it was anti-mega-cooperations/financial/pro-privacy stance, but now it is a sovereignity thing.
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by oaiey 6mo ago
And the Microsoft headquarter of Germany is in Munich. Tha means also potential tax losses if Microsoft moves away.
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by oaiey 6mo ago
We are deploying .NET (Core) on Linux since soon 10 years. With hundreds of devs and dozens of services on thousands of servers. We have not touched a Windows server in years. In 2026 .NET is deployed like anything else into Linux container
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by oaiey 6mo ago
C# / .NET. It was a big differentiator in one of our analysis.
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by oaiey 6mo ago
Yeah, correct. There is no reason to believe he can change that for Windows. But he will know where to address it really. But it will not change. Too much money at risk
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by oaiey 6mo ago
The .NET evangelist of that generation have been more than fine. No bullshit, no false promises, no lies, etc. Focused on communicating the change towards Linux, the performance work and so much more. Scott is well connected in the dev and
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by oaiey 6mo ago
He is a evangelist for cloud and .NET. he was one of the 5 public faces who moved .NET to open source in 2011 and beyond.
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by oaiey 6mo ago
Scott Hanselman is awesome, has a good connections in the dev and cloud folks (Scott Guthrie corner). He has some influence but he cannot shape Windows like that. I think what he says is that he advocates for it but I have zero hope.
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by oaiey 7mo ago
XML, Json, plain text, whatever, all does not matter. What matters is that you speak domain language. Speak the language of your domain, model your config or data in the language of the domain and users. That is so powerful and the reason d
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by oaiey 7mo ago
While I agree with the last sentence, I would suggest you buy what is needed not what is latest.
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by oaiey 7mo ago
And since euthanasia is not favoured by the religious right in the US (I assume here for sake of argument) it would be filtered by VPN / DNS anyway in the VPN
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by oaiey 8mo ago
I do not know what is more critical: the risk of censorship or stand by while hospitals, banking, nuclear power plants and other systems become compromised and go down with people dying because of it. These decision makers not only have pow
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by oaiey 8mo ago
At a certain point these simulators would be so intense that your joy for the game could be your joy for real employment in a city :) The statement reversed, you might loose your joy because working in the game is no longer fun. I get you b
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by oaiey 8mo ago
In my area, streets are often church tower to church tower. From the middle ages. You can nowadays drive these streets and the middle line indicators align perfectly with the church tower showing up. I think the church /church based go
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by oaiey 8mo ago
Sounds like the person doing the performance review just relies on metrics. Sounds like a shitty leader.
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by oaiey 8mo ago
Hmmm. I have a different take there: when you are young and wild, you achieve stuff because you think later and instantly produce code. When you turn older, you do it the other way leading to your example. In the early 2000s I have been in

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