A new chapter for me starts today: starting a company and working full-time with Microsoft helping develop and engineer the awesome Flight Simulator platform. Jorg from MS introduced us live on Twitch earlier today. I couldn't be more excited!
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@flightdeck2sim@flightdeck2sim We have a hotfix coming soon for a couple pressing CJ4 issues with 0.10.0, including some approach speed stall issues. Keep your eyes out, we're hoping to get it in the next 30 or so you can use it on your stream.
@BrunoPhilipe@migueldeicaza@tonyarnold In a GC'd language, two references that only point to each other have no root and are still eligible for collection.
@Bugab00b@blowdart@WalkingTheRocks Er, have you met women? I know quite a few with, well, lots of nudes of themselves on their phone. And you know what? That's 100% totally acceptable. It's 2020.
@CalebShipley2@Marygrams5@ryanstruyk @TheBlueDjin That is categorically incorrect. Natural causes has a well defined meaning when it comes to death certificates, and medical examiners and doctors must adhere to specific guidelines. Death due to viral complications is _not_ a natural causes death.
@TremendousArac1@koprtop@foofdawg@Apostate1123@AymanM The Hatch Act has been upheld as constitutional no less than twice: United Public Workers v. Mitchell in 1947 and United States Civil Service Commission v. National Association of Letter Carriers in 1978, both in bi-partisan majorities.
Try again.
While designing config-as-code support in @OctopusDeploy, we spent time in a bunch of other tools that integrate with git.
These experiences left us feeling there are a few patterns we want to avoid:
@thulanidotnet @davidfowl@shanselman My advice after trying it both ways on a project of similar scale over the last decade: if you have teams that would have to make changes that would span smaller repos, then a monorepo is the way to go. Nothing worse than multiple PRs that need to operate in sync across repos.
@davidfowl Can't wait to put that under the Websockets WIP. Definitely will feel like a less experimental API to be working on top of. Excited, good sir!
@justinjstark I think part of the problem with service lifetimes is that making the choice requires knowing the internals and impl. So that makes it hard to reason about for consumers doing their own wiring, for sure.
@davidfowl I was reading through and man, was I confused by all the hate. I was literally just fighting the #Submission_0 class/factory craziness used in executing top level declarations in scripts. Have to credit reading @filipw scriptcs source for getting me through. Totally undocumented.