Btw I use Arch

Maybe you should try installing Linux on your gaming PC - then you’ll become a true believer.

I have never twatted on twitter, so I wont kiss on ten either.

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TIL Tori Amos auditioned for the female lead, lol!

Suuuucks for development at least, it’s too small to divide into 3 zones, and if you divide by 2 you will just end up with a kink in your neck from always looking to the side. I’d rather have a single 27" with infinite virtual desktops I can shuffle around, than a 49" (my 49" has actually been collecting dust in storage for a couple of years now).

In Norway, we just get it prefilled based on automatically reported data, and it’s delivered by default after a certain date - you can of course make changes up until then (and retroactively up to 3 years later).

Incremental source generators are the new thing, and MS’s docs are not fully up to date. Some introductions:

https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/blob/main/docs/features/incremental-generators.md

https://youtu.be/BfYxZ4mfv0E

Most screen sharing tools come with functionality for allowing another person to take control of mouse/keyboard, although it can be a bit laggy compared to more tailor made solutions.

I was kind of impressed of the precision of the advice given - it perfectly explained various FP patterns used in my code, and correctly concluded that it could not be refactored to be better/simpler/more generic, but suggested some good readability renamings. My general worry is that AI tools will hallucinate and/or just provide random or sub-optimal/average solutions.

Do you mean Live Share with an AI, or just as a feature for pair programming with humans? Doesn’t video conferencing tools work well enough for that?

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