canpolat

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[canpolat @eicanpolat]

I created my first dotnet tool. Talo is a #CLI tool to manage your ADRs, RFCs, and other software design documents. It allows you to list and export your documents so that you can have a good overview of their statuses.

#dotnet #Architecture

https://t.co/4DADlo7ZGi

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@dieworkwear Really like the long coat here. I'm looking for something with a (permenantly attached) hood (like the Duffle coat but longer). Are there brands/stores that you can recommend (preferably in Europe)?

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@dieworkwear Could you give some examples to "sloppy" anesthetics that look good? (And maybe some deeper resources) It sounds like my cup of tea.

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@kelseyhightower I think that's a sad state of affairs. One browser (engine) dominating the web is not a good thing. At some point I thought we learned that lesson already. But that's not the case apparently.

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@codemullins I recently created a CLI tool with C# and it was fairly straightforward with System.CommandLine (NuGet). So, without knowing much about the others, I would vote for C#.

BTW, it's a tool for creating/listing ADRs, RFCs and other software design documents: https://t.co/4DADlo7ZGi

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@venkat_s @dev2next Interesting. Thank you for the response.

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@allenholub Yeah, I almost bought the bundle a few days ago, but when I found out that it's PDF-only, I changed my mind. Hopefully we will get a ePub bundle as well...

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@jburnmurdoch @gasproni That chart is misleading at least for Norway. The amount of the debt may be high, but because of all the regulations around paying it back, most people consider it almost like a grant. Unlike US, I haven't met a single person complaining about college debt in Norway.

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@ploeh @techleadjournal @vkhorikov I added TLJ to my podcast app last week and just today, I was looking for something in the long list that I can "sample" the podcast. I think I know where to start now. Thank you for the suggestion.

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@EkartDenis I just watched your talk on JetBrains days (Automating Observability With Roslyn Source Generators). I was wondering about the performance impact of adding observability this way. Do you have any benchmarks for before and after using interceptors?

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@alexbunardzic Chomsky says that it doesn't benefit education and to prevent this, the class needs to be made more interesting. Here is the video link (they discuss the topic within the first 8 minutes).

https://t.co/1Altmq6yZM

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@alexbunardzic I don't know if you have watched the interview or reacting to the text on thumbnail (which, to be fair doesn't offer any context), but they are talking about a student submitting the output of ChatGPT as homework.

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@tottinge Added to my reading list. Thank you :)

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@tottinge It's been a while I read the book. Will take another look.

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@tottinge Thank you for responding. Over time I feel like I get more and more obsessed with language. So naming became a critical thing when I think about code. Right now I'm collecting insights, that's why I tried to reach the original source of the quote :)

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@tottinge Well, I didn't know who Eddie Bush was. When I googled, results were about a guitar player. So I thought "they probably said it in a different context." Turns out, more than one person can have the same name :) So, yeah, context is probably the same: naming variables and methods.

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@simonbrown I wonder if there are ways to augment C4 with sequence diagrams, flow charts, etc. I suspect I'm norçt the first one to ask about this. So, if there is some documentation or discussion about this I would really like to learn more.

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@alexbunardzic It's not difficult to tackle the wait time. In my team PRs have the highest priority. If you are assigned as a reviewer, you are expected to review within the day. It's not about "approval", and we get really valuable feedback from peers. They are useful when done correctly.