There’s so much #dotnet content on clean architecture, is it in same in other ecosystems?

David Fowler I didn’t realize how much dotnet devs were into patterns, frameworks, and “enterprising” apps, until I ventured out into python space, and came back again. Im always weirded out by how people measure seniority by how many “patterns” you use and how indirect your code is.

I have released ZLogger v2, new C# fast text/json logger. By utilizing String Interpolation and .NET 8's IUtf8SpanFormattable, it writes directly to UTF8, avoiding stringification and boxing on the log pipeline. github.com/Cysharp/ZLogger

Love this detail on Russian attempts to hack St Andrews:

🚀 Exciting News! Thrilled to announce the collaboration with @ijrussell for the "Amplifying F# Essentials" lecture series! 🎉 Join us for 12 weeks of live Zoom sessions starting early next year, as we delve into F# with interactive discussions and Q&A.

>join standup >”did stuff yesterday, doing more stuff today” >leave standup

We just don't seem to be moving the needle. I set up #WomenOfDotNet and all it seemed to do was deplete me. If tech keeps losing the brilliant women we have we have no chance. I'm just so tired of the fight, like so many. #WomenInTech hackernoon.com/gender-bias-in…

“A staggering 65% were propositioned for sex. Another 50% said they were told they’d get more money if they were a man.” My fellow men, we have a real problem. Are you not ashamed at that?

This is the best April Fools I made that I also stole from somewhere. Put a this in the office bathroom. There was ketchup inside. Curiosity got everyone. They could only blame themselves.

It's Autism Awareness Month, so time to set some things straight about autism... What people think autism is: - What it looks like in movies What autism actually is:

10 signs you might be autistic... workplace edition... 1. You cry easily when confronted, even about something small, and have a hard time holding in your emotions 2. You ask a lot of questions when being shown how to do something or when trying to understand expectations

We're excited to share a preview of a Framework Laptop with a new CPU architecture today, and it's not the one you probably think it is. DeepComputing is creating the first partner-developed Mainboard, and it's powered by a RISC-V processor!

the creator of neofetch archived everything his last commit was changing his README to "have taken up farming" beautiful.

It's been a busy newsweek, but let's not miss this story: China has demonstrated the first commercial-scale passive cooling of a high temperature nuclear reactor with a pebble bed module. They intentionally turned off the cooling and the reactor cooled itself down, no problem.

Our team found a great bug on the apple support forum where they don't sanitize html in the discussion title - in this case causing the whole page to <marquee>. discussions.apple.com/thread/7000532…

If you've ever hit a speedbag in your life you'll immediately recognize this as the most impressive video on the internet. I'm in shock.

Orleans is by far the most underrated Microsoft technology that was released in the past 5 years

Saw this question pop up in a couple of other places and the best answer I can offer is: "do things because you have to, not because the architecture guidance says so" Being intentional vs. unquestioningly following a formula