David Betz ن @netfxharmonics

I'll care about your degree when you're required to renew it. github.com/davidbetz Joined October 2016

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David Betz ن @netfxharmonics

4 years ago

Reminder: Web 3.0 was HTML5 with local storage and offline capabilities. The term has been used far and wide for a decade. It's not the decentralization nonsense, and it's not the thing dreamed up in 2021. That's Web 4.0.

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David Betz ن @netfxharmonics

4 years ago

#facebookdown "50 on BGP!!"

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Jeremiah Grossman @jeremiahg

4 years ago

We take your security, seriously.

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David Betz ن @netfxharmonics

5 years ago

Me: *types 'param' into @awscloud services bar* AWS: No problem. I see you want Systems Manager, which houses Parameter Store. Have a great day! Me: *types 'virtual machine' into @Azure Marketplace New resource box* Azure:

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David Betz ن @netfxharmonics

6 years ago

TypeScript has types and as I've said before, unless you're compiling to native code, you're actively harming your project. You want to know that x > 7, not that x is an integer. Types create false negatives. Write tests.

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David Betz ن @netfxharmonics

7 years ago

Literally the only thing TypeScript does right: interfaces. Other than that, types need to die. We need to bury them with FORTRAN and COBOL. Test behavior not "lol yep its a number... PASS lol!"

JavaScript Daily @JavaScriptDaily

7 years ago

Literally the only thing TypeScript does right: interfaces. Other than that, types need to die. We need to bury them with FORTRAN and COBOL. Test behavior not "lol yep its a number... PASS lol!"

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David Betz ن @netfxharmonics

6 years ago

@goodmodule ES6. TypeScript needs to go back to hell. After 15 years of C# development + 3 years of TypeScript, I'm never going back to types. I don't care if x is an integer, I care if it's x > 0 and < 10. Write tests, not types. Types give false negatives.

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Rebecca Heineman @burgerbecky

4 years ago

If your compilation lasts for more than 30 minutes, see your doctor or your local code compilation specialist.

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GitHub @github

5 years ago

You: //TODO Us:

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David Betz ن @netfxharmonics

5 years ago

Stadia is a great idea. Big fan. But... so was Inbox, Daydream (I WAS IN THE MIDDLE OF A GAME WHEN THE UPDATE REMOVED VR!), and Reader. Google is evil.. They even killed the Chromecast Ultra, so I can't get one for Stadia on the TV. They'll probably kill Stadia. Don't get hooked.

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David Betz ن @netfxharmonics

5 years ago

This is the only part of the flowchart that matters.

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David Peñaloza @davidsamuelps

5 years ago

@RikerRob simply overlooked or ignored. LISP is a brilliant protocol. You'll find many parallels with #SDWAN and the way locations and identifiers on a specific overlay are defined and represented. I believe it is worth your and anybody's time. /Cc @aninchat @Peter_Paluch

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David Peñaloza @davidsamuelps

5 years ago

@RikerRob You cannot automate/troubleshoot what you don't understand. Even though a solution (SDA) would provide a degree of abstraction to the user, it is correct to understand what occurs under the hood. Also, you'd understand LISP applications, which could be immense, and sadly

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David Betz ن @netfxharmonics

5 years ago

So... hmm.. @YourAcclaim doesn't connect with @GCPcloud? This is literally my resume. I kind of want my GCP stuff on there. youracclaim.com/users/david-be…