1. People do check compiler output. 2. The reason why compilation is reliable is because programming languages are formal languages and we can prove (or at least try) that the output of a compiler is a semantic realization of its input. The LLM crowd is delusional. LLMs are

It's so good. I've just moved my Beelink to the living room television, and being able to tweak the fractional scaling is an unmatched experience.

New model this, new model that, boring.

Virtual threads, structured concurrency, and value classes will definitely help with some of the pain points. I don't agree with the language being outdated, slow, or that its garbage collectors suck.

Sounds about right, I would happily live below the red line with an exception for Danish goodies.

I love chatting with my notes.

It's always Zoom, always.

I'm sick of delusional people.

I'm missing some data processing content in my life; I need to make sure I'm attending Current London next year in May.

One day left for paid time off, two days until I turn 34, and three days until a full week at a sunny resort; let's go.

One of the main reasons I don't open LinkedIn anymore, unless I'm job hunting, is that everyone's so full of shit.

Ooof, I guess I'll postpone that Lambo.

I'm team "insta-sell all RSUs, always", btw.

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