Controversial opinion - the language best placed to win at deep learning is: F#. 2nd place: C#. (I don't expect this potential to ever be met, since MSFT consistently under-invest in F# and look externally for anything to do with data. Like betting on Hadoop instead of Dryad.)

Time to restart the centrifuges

Called it

When you haven’t lied about Ukraine and Zelensky for 2 minutes...

Much like in 2014, when we were embargoed from purchasing CNC equipment :) The world is a cruel and unjust place. What's next, US sending intel to our enemies?

What the hell? github.com/microsoft/type… Absolute lack of vision from the higher leadership. This is why you get the talent and people who have skin in the game leave.

Anders Hejlsberg Something about this makes me very sad. The justifications for rewriting the TypeScript compiler in Go seem to blame JavaScript itself rather than blaming the interpreter. A forward-thinking approach would have been for Microsoft to embrace JavaScript as a .NET language using

Most rigorous ML paper

A Russian propagandist, Rybar, openly mocks Steve Witkoff for saying he believes in Putin’s good faith. Even Russian propagandists are laughing out loud at this, calling him an 'empty head'.

Lightest Ruby application (it's Homebrew)

Go is such a good "cloud-native" language that it still doesn't support reading cgroups limits in 2025 github.com/golang/go/issu…

Super interesting, especially for those folks who need high performance .NET blog.applied-algorithms.tech/a-sub-millisec…

I've blogged about ZLinq, my new OSS for C# and Unity. It is a Zero-Allocation LINQ Library for .NET and covers all .NET 10 LINQ methods. neuecc.medium.com/zlinq-a-zero-a…

Came across a research covering Garnet (C# reimplementation of Redis). Would you look at these numbers 👀 diva-portal.org/smash/record.j…

Consulting: no you do not write unsafe here Writing myself: 1291 mimalloc asserts, 311 more to go!!!

There is a good programming principle stated here: Don’t write functions for code one can write inline as a simple expression using well-known operations. It’s much easier to read code that uses a small number of common primitives than to remember 1000’s of helper functions.

Wow, the first one sounds hars..one syscall per byte????

Bounds-checking elimination: Rust vs C# 😇