liviuu

C#, F#, Roslyn fan

[Bojan Tunguz @tunguz]

My local LLM nailing every task in the /goal.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Clawdbot 😂

[Szymon Kulec @Scooletz]

.NET is a software like any other. See this issue: https://t.co/UyHqqIZ6VS where .NET 10 mishandles try-finally.
The point I'm trying to make is although the upgrade is easy, you still should treat it as a regular software. Validate before upgrade. #dotnet #software #csharp

[liviuu @liviuu]

@Outdoctrination But this means that keeping rhe blue tooth enabled on your phone can have a similar effect?

[Jorge Serrano Pérez @J0rgeSerran0]

Mi sensación con #Cloudflare

[Bugs Bunny @BugsBunny30143]

Justing putting this out there. I am sure it might bite me in the butt later, but it hasn’t yet. Thoughts?

[Dmitrii Kovanikov @ChShersh]

@o__rety They didn’t forget actually

[Defiant L’s @DefiantLs]

Nice try

[Gunnar Morling 🌍 @gunnarmorling]

Can we please stop doing that?

[Allen Holub. https://linkedIn.com/in/allenholub @allenholub]

<rant> A periodic reminder that Sprints, Backlogs, Daily Scrums, Scrum Boards, Scrum Masters, Product Owners, Points, Velocity, PIs, etc., have NOTHING AT ALL to do with "Agile." Agility comes from working small, delivering frequently for feedback from actual customers, and adapting based on that feedback. It has to do with teams working in whatever way they see fit to get stuff into the customer's hands as quickly as possible and acting on the feedback without bureaucratic obstacles. Any way that you can accomplish that is fine. All that garbage I listed in the first sentence just gets in your way.</rant>

[Greg Young @gregyoung]

LOL!!!

[neonsunset 🇺🇦 @_neonsunset]

the new extension everything feature is...something

[BURKOV @burkov]

A math professor noticed his kitchen sink at home was leaking.

He called a plumber.

The plumber came the next day, tightened a couple of nuts, and the sink worked perfectly again. The professor was delighted. But when, a minute later, the plumber handed him the bill, he was shocked.

“This is a third of my monthly salary!”
“Yeah, I get it…” said the plumber. “Why don’t you come work for our company as a plumber? You’ll make three times more than you do as a professor. Just remember: when you apply, say you only finished seventh grade. They don’t like hiring educated people.”

So the professor got a job as a plumber, and his life really did improve. All he had to do was tighten a nut here and there every so often, and his salary was much higher.

One day, the management of the plumbing company decided that every plumber had to attend evening classes to finish eighth grade. So our professor had to go too.

By chance, the very first class was math.

The evening school teacher, wanting to check what the students knew, asked for the formula for the area of a circle.

They called the professor up to the board, and he suddenly realized he’d forgotten it. He started frantically reasoning it out, covering the board with integrals, differentials, and all sorts of fancy formulas to re-derive the result. In the end, he got:
S = –π r²

He didn’t like the minus sign, so he started again.
Again he got a minus. No matter what he did, it kept coming out negative.

He cast a panicked look at the class, and all the plumbers were whispering:

“Swap the limits of integration!”

[Shah @AnweeIrfan]

@ShitpostGate LinkedIn community

[non aesthetic things @PicturesFoIder]

My whole life was a lie

[Sir Doge of the Coin ⚔️ @dogeofficialceo]

😂

[Archie Hall @ArchieHall]

Britain's shoplifting problem is so bad you need a log scale

[scriptjunkie (Matt) @scriptjunkie1]

Running powershell on Linux