Probably invest in crypto scam for the girl

Personally, I enjoy windows 11. You just need to tweak about 100 settings and prohibit it to acess your porn...hmm.. homework...hmm job folders.

My usual uptime on PC is around 3 months without any reboots, without anything breaking. (ofc, one good day visual studio just randomly says : You need to reboot, without explanation"

My server machine at home is a Linux for example. Why ? because It's easier to setup for my needs but it's a PAIN to fix when it breaks.

Updated wrong package ? Syetem down, no more SSH, no more terminal.

I can fix Windows, but for my linux server, when it breaks, it's just full reinstall.

So bascilly I don't update or upograde my linux server EVER. BecaUSE if it breaks, I have for half a day to reinstall everything

@Berkmann18 yeah no.

60% of candidats are like "I was carptner until last month, I took a boot camp in nodejs and now I'm ready to lead full .net team"

Then you have : "Yeah I'm against using DI, it's way to complex"

Or : "Why would anyone uses interfaces, like ever ? lol"

or : "Performance scale can alsways be resolved by money spent on infra"

Or I have 1000 more examples.

Theses people, it's useless to send them technical test. You already know they are not a fit.

@fullstackcircus the thing is, some of them are "too" testy

For example, let's say you have a method on a controller which will check acces rights / role and than call internal service

What you would expect in unit test : Check if service is called. That's all (Via mock)

What's hapening : The service is actuallty called and whole code executed, even if this method has another specific unit test. Basiclly it executes a bit too much.

@fullstackcircus that's why in local it's so fat. 12 cores ;p In azure pipeline it only runs 2 tests at a time at most

What trackers lol ? Just install <Self censored> app and it will show you active 100% of the time.

I work remote 100%. Sometimnes I'll take a full day of doing nothing 9Except responding to emails / messages etc)

And some days i'll be motivated and work until 1 am.

Average on a week I do MORE than onsite.

Trackers are evil !!! Combat them !

Did you fixed it already ? gogogo ! Should be easy !

Uo ..Hic... Mate.. Hic... Can I .. hic... put a brouyd, no, ... hic ... the breakttyrfsadbmn, no... hic hic... the B R E A K P O I .. hic ... nt !

@donkulator Made me remember when I was around 13 and I decided to "clean up" MSDOS hard drive

So I moved all system files on the drive into a folder. PC didn't boot after that, I didn't know what to do back in a day ;p

@Demolishun didn';t Intel has some bugs in early years ? Maybe early pentium or x286/386/486 with divisions ?

Like it went into a blackhole on some conditions

@tosensei depends. I have some lose money (Small amount, less than 1000$) in crypto for fun. Amount i'm comfortable to lose 100%.

Just checked, my crupto account is +38% all time and +8% pas 12 months.

I guess when you go in mode fun it works well.

FBI !! Open up !

2/0 = 0

I have a court ruling in USA to prouve it.

Long story short, teacher was telling kids that X /0 = 0. parents complained, court ruled in favor of teacher lol

And after all that you still can get null in start date !

@Lensflare Last week I spent 3 days to have end result of 5 code lines. That's exactly why it's not a good metric

I wrote a script which couts lines of code in the project. Only includes files actually edited by devs.

It's not a metric in any kind, but I was happy when project reached 1 million ;p

It's just a fun thing to do. But yes, it should never be a metric.

Create private instance of OpenAI (Azure propose one for example)

Put your own rules.

problem solved ;p

You can even feed it your whole github repo

@Lensflare yes. It will throw exception if non nullable is somehow is null.

That's my point, it doesn't garanti that you will recive object non null, it juste autopate exception

@C0D4 My point is , dev should take 5 seconds to write :

var a = objA?.PropertyB?.Id ?? <whatever>

instead of

var a = objA.PropertyB.Id

@Lensflare I do not use Swift, but if allows any kind of reflexion coding, thatn it can NEVER garanty non-null, like ever.

@tosensei Personally, I push 'Entropy score" in my apps.

Basiclly, more you vary your input, less caracters you need.

@b2plane I meant the part where you have a hot blonde GF.

Still not buying it tho ! Anyway, have fun !

I have my "paying date" coming up soon .

@tosensei False. Even outlook.com limit password length.

I just tried to put a 15000 caracter string as a password.

Without ANY user feedback, it was truncuted to XX (I don't know how much) caracters.

So basiclly account is no longer acsessible lol !

The real question is.. Why would YOU EVER use FTP or sFTP ? Like EVER !!

There are better ways, specially with Azure storage Apis.

Hey Rebeca, in the history of things which never happened, this one never happened the most :)

@lorentz This is true.

My biggest solution takes around 1 minute to load in VS2019. Around 10 seconds in VS2022.

But once you added resharper, it;'s 3 minutes anyway in any solution.

Also VS2022 compiles way better on multi CPUs than 2019.

let her just use EDGE. problem solved

FireFox is a useless garbage now.

In my compan we don't even bother to test app in FireFox

@SoldierOfCode I don't mind it beeing "slow"

What I hate is, just an example :

Connext to SQL server

Do a querry

Forget about this opened tab

Do the work.

Remember : Oh yeah let's close this querry tab"

Middle click on querry => pooof VS gone soso far you can't even close it. Task manager is only solution, but you have 3 VS2022 running for different project so you play Russian roulette to close the right one....

Repeat 10x times a day

@kamen Like the world needs anopther shitty IDE which maybe answers my concerns but will be shit for anyone else. Too much of that already

@jestdotty And then you get a 5000$ bill from Azurem, becaouse you logged 5 TB of data per day withj "detailed logs".

Not viable in production. Production logs should be as minimalistics as possible.