Seemed like equal parts “popular novel turned movie” and marketing. I found out about it from the LEGO set, which is weird.

TIL about filtered indexes in SQL Server

You were not wrong. It is very good.

I find that when you use thick PBT keycaps the switch won't matter as much. But, I *loathe* the "bright" sound from thinner PBT or ABS keycaps if the switch doesn't help compensate.

I bought and installed some Vertex v1.2 #mechanicalkeyboard switches on my primary keyboard and I don't love them. The Vertex v1 is my favorite switch of all time and I've done at least 4 builds with them. I liked the muted sound to them that allowed for a satisfying 'thock'.

Last release broke my plausible analytics proxy so now I'm missing a lot of info about the latest blogpost 😞

I noticed while I was on the go and spun up a codex instance via chatGPT and it fixed it. From my phone 🤓

Okay codex also broke it but I should've reviewed it better 😅

I think we need a global LLM "cleanse" of test ID knowledge. Even on the React Native side and Maestro tests: it is insistent that test IDs are "more maintainable."

Is there a trick to getting Rider to update the code in the Dependencies => Source Generators code file? It seems really hit or miss on when it decides to reset it's cache.

You can code only 4 hours per day. Here’s why. Most of us have felt it: after a few solid hours of coding, your brain starts shutting down.

Did he miss a "1" before the "4"? newsletter.techworld-with-milan.com/p/you-can-co...

Finally built my first C# source generator. It's a great feature, but I'd really love to see improved ergonomics around it:
- no need for a separate project
- fewer magic touch points to know, like <PrivateAssets>all</>
- a first-class template engine would be nice

I'm not using Microsoft's ILogger, so it won't help. I'm hoping for something that tries to structure ITestOutput itself.

Is there a standardized approach to making assertions against log output with Xunit 3 when running through the .NET HostBuilder?

I have it writing logs to ITestOutputHelper via Serilog, but it's just text output and isn't structured. #dotnet

I'm going to assume the B is silent and it's more like "vink"

Not sure since I'm on macOS. I do typically run the latest major version, but I'm going to uninstall old STS versions once they're not the latest anymore.

I'm option #2. This claim doesn't hold up to scrutiny.

Everyone: "My boss wavers daily on priorities, so I can't complete the right projects on time."

This clown: "You haven't figured out how you add value."

The hidden problem with feeling 'overworked and underpaid' It’s easy to blame a broken system. The harder—and often more profitable—move is auditing your real impact, skills, and leverage.

The anger is making it hard to come up with the words to describe how disgusting I find this article. The level of brainwashing is on-par with suicidal cults.

That's when I always have issues: I need to touch a codebase I'm not normally responsible for, I'm broken if they are using 9.0 for a language feature and have no global.json.

If I add global.json with a reasonable rollForward, I'm set. Having it with proper config solves more potential problems.

I always want them but nobody sets them up correctly. If it doesn’t have a rollForward value that meets your needs or uses a specific patch version > 100 then it’s wrong.

I have zero desire to keep old SDK versions installed.

@mattpocock.com Is there anything you can do to fix the formatting of Total TypeScript newsletter in Inoreader (allows email newsletter feeds)? This is what I see in their iOS app and on the web. Viewing on the desktop looks similar to the second screenshot.

I saw a GitHub issue where Jeremy explained that he has no desire to support the feature, but I really wish Wolverine had an integration with something. I’m sure my final solution will yield to Wolverine for important things. (Didn’t @ him since there’s no reason to nerd snipe). 5/5

I can’t remember why I, but I nope’d out of FluentScheduler fairly quickly after looking through the docs. 4/5

I really want to like TickerQ. Its APIs are fine and supports robust error policies plus custom scheduling implementations, but I’m assuming those won’t play with the dashboard. I’m no EF fan but I’m thankful it handles all migrations. I’m annoyed that stores use DateTime and assume UTC though. 3/5

The project I’m updating was using Coravel. I like some of its simplicity. Unfortunately, the API is not well formed and error handling is a massive failure. 2/5

I spent the week playing with different task scheduling libraries for .NET and I’m a bit disappointed. The big players in the space, Quartz and Hangfire feel antiquated. I’m not going to manage SQL migration files for a persistence store. 1/5

Senator Tuberville on x writing a response to the @endwokeness account Original tweet from @EndWokeness - “less than 25 years apart” Image 1 - the twin towers as they are hit by a the planes on 9/11/2001 Image 2 - Mayor Mamdani sitting on a prayer rug while hosting an Iftar at city hall Quote tweet from Senator Tuberville - “the enemy is inside the gates.”

Let there be as much outrage from politicians in Washington when kids go hungry as there is when I break bread with New Yorkers.

It “works,” but separate scrolling spaces isn’t what I want. I’m not even a full-screen-browser person, but there’s not enough left for much more than my iOS simulator on that monitor.

I'd love to try upgrading to a 49" DQHD monitor so I can learn to use a scrollable tiling window manager. But, it doesn't feel like an upgrade to 2x 27" 4k monitors. I run them scaled so it's dual QHD anyway. It's the same real estate, but those window managers don't work well with multi-monitor.

I'm going to have to try this out. I use Rectangle Pro which has layout support, but I've never seen a way to get it to respect desktop spaces too.

I meant to try this out over the weekend. I'm interested in how CLI development tools are working for folks after cert installation. The common experience with a MITM proxy is in corporate networks where it breaks *everything* that validates certs and there are so many things to fix.