André

Debugging dictionaries has a new look in .NET 9. What do you think?

Okay, now I'm _really_ scared. #Kubernetes #Politics #Parody /cc @memenetes

KNOW YOUR ARCHITECTURE #1 Different shades of "scale"

@gregyoung When I wrote the thesis for my degree I also used LaTeX. Even though the results are good, I found that the tooling and syntax distracts from the actual content writing.

After an entire day of fighting with/installing new/etc tooling. I have PDFs coming out. Thank god.

lmao tesla.com/.gitignore (via HN)

Start with a small design—exactly enough architecture to build the first story. Then grow the architecture incrementally as needed. Incremental architecture is an acquired skill, admittedly, that most waterfall-age architects don't have, so they think it's impossible. It isn't.

Any chance for a dedicated Tootbot or support for ActivityPub in @tweetbot ? @tapbots

Before creating Wakandan-level tech like Shuri, played by Letitia Wright, you must learn the basics of coding. With the help of @Microsoft, @MSMakeCode, & @Xbox you can make your own digital activity inspired by Marvel Studios' Black Panther: #WakandaForever, in theaters Nov. 11.

Exploring the Kubernetes API

Yes, and the larger the batch the more the demands for estimates and the like. Work in small batches.

Unnecessary complexity is probably the single biggest problem in the software industry. It spawns a host of problems. Write exactly what you need to write to solve the problem at hand, not one semicolon more.

Are the programmers writing the code responsible for the quality of their work, as experienced by users, operators, and their peers?

It feels like the x86 / ARM trade off for power efficiency in the data center isn’t being made as aggressively as it could be — lots of work loads could live with 1/4 the scalar performance if it cut power consumption in half.

@davidebbo @gregyoung This looks very like it, thank you very much!

@andrefroehlich @gregyoung I think this may be it: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/…

@davidebbo @gregyoung I would like to explain the origins of private reflection (magic) to my colleagues and I noticed that the original blog article is no longer available. Is there a copy somewhere? devblogs.microsoft.com/davidebb/use-c…

Tech debt: Writing the best code you can, but later on learning you could have done it better. Tech malfeasance: Deliberately writing bad code. These are different concepts, in no way related.

From "Accelerate" book

The perfect vintage #aviation photo does not exis—

If you hold a Unix shell up to your ear, you can hear the C.

Here's a radical thought: if it's easy and fast to fix problems, your software doesn't have to be problem free or in any way perfect when you release it (gasp!). 1/6