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Seen too many people get baited into arguments on X/Twitter lately. I built Swerve as a quick way to check whether an account is worth your time before you engage. Demo below, and link to the Chrome extension here: https://t.co/9YG478aIur
Give it a try!
Most bad conversations on X are predictable in hindsight.
I built Swerve to make them easier to spot before you engage.
It checks a profile’s recent posting patterns for the behaviors you want to avoid, right on the profile page.
Chrome extension:
https://t.co/3oppbfuYWu
Contrary to what was said on the space, please report any vulnerabilities or any such issues to @CSAGhana. Thats what they are there for.
And in case they are unresponsive, feel free to reach out to me or your favorite tech guy.
Your .net code does not need 15 projects with a class per command and query. You don’t need an interface for everything either. It’s amazing to read extremely simple samples using .net vs node vs go. It seems our ecosystem is attracted to complexity... #dotnet
@davidfowl would you share it here? You also went over your career path in the following interview. It was a quite interesting interview.
https://t.co/j67weHyIMX
Being in the middle of this outage, a few things I learned:
- Don't assume "unknown" means "good". Assume the opposite.
- The worst outages make for the best stories later.
- College students can eat SO MUCH. They were responsible for the majority of food orders during outage!
Pull request pro tip: As soon as you've opened a PR, you should pre-empt reviewer questions by looking for any potentially surprising changes and adding a line-specific comment explaining why you made the change.
.NET has 4 built-in dictionary/map types:
- Hashtable
- Dictionary
- ConcurrentDictionary
- ImmutableDictionary
There’s no guidance on when to use what, mostly individual documentation on each implementation.
#dotnet
"I love a good bug, especially ones that are initially hard to explain but then turn into forehead slapping moments - of course!" - @shanselman
Yes, it is one of the top most joys of programming
https://t.co/jTFyhII9fR