TIL a checkbox in Windows to get rid of cp1252 warnings in az cli github.com/microsoft/kn...

I don't understand computers anymore. Small icon on a day in my calendar, apparently smoke in Redmond?

Looking for the "We could be kings" laser eye god cat from @bodil.lol, browsing through all slide decks I can find from 2011 to 2015ish, but so far no luck. I found it at some point, maybe tweeted in but then deleted twitter... :( github.com/bodil

.NET is officially an auto scroller now.

It's possible to get to the point faster, but the story telling does work very well here so it is worth the time to follow along... youtu.be/fLzEX1TPBFM?...

We need a software version of this: "Winning when outgunned and outmanned." www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJo6...

Why is it called InternalsVisibleTo learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet... and not FUCK PRIVACY IT'S DEAD AND SEMANTICS DEAD TOO

Words don't have semantics. They have a probability of being ordered a certain way.

HTTP is beton brut, OData is Eternit .

I tell my family it's for the love of music, but it's just social acceptable neovim practice.

My software isn't slow and sluggish, it's syncopated.

New version of dark release: Some discussions happened on navigation animations, so we enabled view transitions and released it with no Jira ticket or no info about the deploy to see if anyone notices the change...

I like reading deprecation notices, getting stressed about something being deprecated in only three days that has slipped my attention, only to realize 2024-08-31 was last year. Time passes quicker and quicker.

All the vibe coding stuff brings to mind Weinberg’s zeroth law of software development: if it doesn’t have to work you can always meet any other requirement.

I understand the attraction from devs to build AI models. We've been expected to fix bugs our entire career, and suddenly this technology shows up where everybody agrees wrong answers are by design. What's not to like?

This talk looks really interesting! ndccopenhagen.com/agenda/demys...

I hate choosing "How did you feel?" on the Garmin watch. I typically choose between normal and weak, and it makes me realise weak is my normal.

Piano chords are more fun that vim, but I do miss recording macros. I think long term the organ is more for me in that way. There are a lot of repeated keystroke patterns in a piano.

- What do you do? - Make computer go brr and beep - How is that hard? - Well… it’s the whole… which brr and beep, you know? People don’t really know which they want

The sermony of the daily Norwegian Beer Opening, the Revelation of the Beer!

Kind of fun to see straight forward, functional programming in #fsharp with Result types on every single event and @scottwlaschin.bsky.social style domain driven design process 8-9 million events pr minute on a 2-core 4GB RAM Azure Container App IRL.

Now Putin can just come, we are prepared.

New blog post: Disentangling intertwingled magicks in ASP.NET Core Web APIs. einarwh.no/blog/2025/08...

Ordered new glasses and finally got to pour ein Maß

Trying to get a budget wired set of headphones is getting harder. Bluetooth everywhere....

I am so stealing this. It basically works on anything. "Bro, its probably your prompt..." "Prompting skill issue" "Show me your prompt, I'll fix it for you."

Windows update being like "You are 30% there" and I'm like, no, you are 30% there, I haven't started working yet because of you.

Someone had issues with echo in a Teams call, but no-one was particularly interested in my explanations en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echo_(m...

The piano is good fun to play, but what I REALLY want is a full size church organ.

If a office printer isn't a backdoor into your corporate network, is it even an office printer?

🎶 Vi reiste fra Karibien og ankret opp i natt. Vi har hørt et gammelt rykte om en helt fantastisk skatt. 🏴‍☠️

Me feeling I have lost it completely is programming F# while listening to Bach in F# open.spotify.com/track/1Vlm7l...

How are dragons visualized within TOGAF? I know I should to my certifications, but I haven't and I rather show my ignorance and ask the stupid questions. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Here_be...

I always wonder which HTTP specification people have been reading when inventing CDN caching schemes.

I sometimes wish I learned to play the piano instead of vim.

Proud cat. We are not that impressed. Mice and rats are ok to get rid of, but I am not sure how to update the cat of modern ROE.

My new hobby is combining silly tech to make even more horrible tech. In this example, I am making some great insights into why you should never fully rest. copilot.microsoft.com/shares/aKGic...

Jeg lurer på en ting som trendekspert @andersnoras.com burde kunne svare på. Hvorfor er ikke weinschorle større i Norge? Det er jo digg i varmen. (Evt, er det lenge siden jeg har vært ute i Oslo på de riktige stedene. )

The Chinese were copying Japanese products for export from 1710... Kind of fascinating.

I am this close to just asking them to give their lakes UUIDs

But when it comes to feedback, concerns, "pulling the andon cord", or questioning the current strategy, front-line team members are expected to route everything up the official chain. Boundary-spanning is great for delivery, but not for dissent. cutlefish.substack.com/p/tbm-366-em...

Next week, we open the doors for Black Valley 2025. We'll play you beautiful tunes, show you wonderous sights, make you smile, make you excited and the one thing you need to do is get a ticket. Don't have a ticket yet? We can give you one! In exchange for money. 💸 fienta.com/black-valley...

Just bought a ticket! Time for my first dataparty. I even recognised the DJ :)

"Everyone wants the summary. But the summary is what's left after someone else decided what matters. Their priorities aren't yours. Their filters aren't yours. When you operate on summaries, you're thinking with someone else's brain." Shane Parrish Brain Food. This is a beaut.

ITTIL (I think today I learned, not sure yet) that adding exclude filters in path triggers included the DevOps changes. So it seems _just_ using includes is the way to go, excluding stuff just to be sure confused the build trigger and just included all changes.

A real good use-case for large language models is translating the YAML language to some form where it can be worked with. It makes it possible to understand the semantics of docker compose files and Azure DevOps pipelines.

Enterprise development is reading this blogpost and still choosing SQL Server over PostgreSQL readmedium.com/benchmark-da...

Cats can't talk. Don't understand what he is trying to say.

We found the equipment we used on display in the cold war section. Just realised we are relics from the end of the cold war. #robot70

The cat joined the block party