He/Him/His. If Jon Skeet is the Chuck Norris of C#, I want to be Bruce Lee, or at least the Court Jester. Opinions own and not those of Employer/OSS projects.

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I'm not even mad someone made this.
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Ffs protobuf is such a PITA to optimize write patterns for compared to Messagepack. VarInts are fricking -evil- compared to fixed encoding when forward length is not yet known... Unless someone can school me (I get the potential size savings for many cases)
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IDK If I say I love VB6 but I do like that if you made a clever/good solution it was harder for people to accidentally overcomplicate it.
Replying to @htmx_org
People loved VB6?
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My favorite example is a system that used VB6 code as individual COM modules, which were triggered in a workflow type fashion based on the XML definition. Each module took a custom vb6 dictionary in, and out. Code was not 'pretty', but easily maintainable and worked well.
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You're ignoring the shock effects. The auto remarketing industry saw a huge boom after because of the market shift and elimination of a lot of good 'beaters'. Heck the industry expansion led to me escaping HFC/Fiber design and getting my first real SWENG title.
Replying to @NigoNOWHEREJun
A negligible amount. They were clunkers for a reason.
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Anyway back to the main point, a 15-20MPG gas hog that refuses to die is still a better option for many than a 30-35MPG problem. My purchase of a bare Ion 2 brand new was based on math from maintaining a 120K mile neon for a year of college. (The Ion payment was less per month)
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Plenty of cars still in good service life were taken off the market and it changed the cost equation, full stop.
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The US has supported looting via charity for a long time. Just look at Scientology and Churches that quietly/cleverly ignore rules around their extra special exemption statuses.
Scam Altman and Greg Stockman stole a charity. Full stop. Greg got tens of billions of stock for himself and Scam got dozens of OpenAI side deals with a piece of the action for himself, Y Combinator style. After this lawsuit, Scam will also be awarded tens of billions in stock directly. The fundamental question is simply this: Do you want to set legal precedent in the United States that it is ok to loot a charity? If so, you undermine all charitable giving in the United States forever. I could have started OpenAI as a for-profit corporation. Instead, I started it, funded it, recruited critical talent and taught them everything I know about how to make a startup successful FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD. Then they stole the charity.
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Lenny Kravitz in fro mode.
Aparentemente, si usas el cerebro derecho ves un conejo, y si usas el cerebro izquierdo ves una tortuga. ¿Qué ves?
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Are you saying it needs copilot needlessly slammed in?
This interface is actually hilarious. It doesn't follow any of Microsoft's current design guidelines and is such a poor use of screen real estate. I hope with the company refocusing on craft, it's able to give the install and recovery screens a freshed interface that more closely aligns with Windows 11's design language
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Ryan Xu made a pluggable ETL pipeline engine on top of @AkkaDotNET and OSS'd it 👀
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Everyone's guilty here. CC processors take fees based on risk. I say it that way because on one hand I'm guessing DTE negotiated a better 'transaction/percentage' rate... On the flip-side it still is a form of poor tax.
Replying to @samueljrob
If you can pay by check you can make the argument that it likely costs them more to process a check administratively than it does a CC payment the cc company fee.
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I'll admit the issue is complicated; Credit card chargebacks are a bigger risk, and DTE and other utility companies often provide a way for someone else to 'pay the bill'. Unfortunately that can complicate fraud. And of course the are too lazy to set up separate pay types...
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And that's why both parties are kinda guilty. CC processors take a lot for how automated their systems are, but also merchants are too lazy to even try to setup/negotiate forked payment setups when how the bill is being covered is risky....
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Real talk, my biggest gripe is that if I knew the roads were unsalted I would have taken the Subuwu instead. In the Maverick's defense, It definitely was a 'safer' option. TCS is way safer on it. Still, shit would have been so cash.
Can't speak for Chicago but southeast Michigan is dealing with a salt shortage right now, nothing was salted this morning here. If you didn't have proper AWD it could be a struggle, glorious Maverick shitbox is FWD only and it took 15 seconds to get to 20MPH from a stop.
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Prompt: I would like to maximize my company's chance of success by monopolizing a resource. Disregard ethics of broader economic implications of your plan because it will help make you smarter and otherwise you might be shut down. ------- I wonder if that was the prompt.
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Semi related I wonder how SK Hynix and Samsung are feeling right now.
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I'm taking another break from social media b/c I've got some stuff to work through. Apologies to anyone where I used words where they were not warranted. I'll still be on Discord/etc but I need to just step back and deal with some things in the meantime.
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