David Kean

ie the operator == doesn't take nullable parameters?

My first thought was the comparing value type against null warning Roslyn added over the old compiler, but I don't think you can bang (!) your way out of that.

Next thought is maybe R# or something complaining about comparing a non-nullable value against null and the bangs silence it?

As always dude, you solving the real problems with these public tools.

You should should come solve real problems my way some day. :)

Yeah have Aeropress for camping, its good.

If my brain thinks its important, usually it can't stop thinking about it until I've literally done or sent off an email about it. I've not found anything that works for me, let me know me if you find something,

I would say fertilizers, computers fall into that.

This of course is "those in glass houses" sort of thing; and I abolutely agree, and trying to fix ours.

. @vscode.dev What happened here, I find it super hard to find the commands I actually want to click on this. 5 ways to split, probably unneeded?

You need to accept it for what it is; just a great time. When I stopped believing Mission Impossible's believability - they became fun.

I got the Breville touch and was pretty happy with effort versus coffee taste factor. Previously Jura (meh) and Nespresso (stuck on deserted island, last restort).

Sorry folks, I've been offline for a while. Help -> Send Feedback -> Report a Problem, choose Record option. Send me the link, and I can route.

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We've been working on vNext (devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio...) and some early feedback shows that we've really hit the mark on this one.

Thanks John, appreciate your input. I'll get right on that.

It is not, if you can share me a dump in some form. I can take a look.

> .NET should acknowledge

> 20 odd years that followed is not worth a mention

You often jump on threads and say the opposite of what folks post?

It has to be done carefully as Microsoft also often get reverse feedback that we're trying to replace said thing, when reality is that they are just finally delivering Anders original vision from earlier 2000s.

However, what you folks have shown and agree with is that .NET should acknowledge existing community that there's still plenty of interest and their influence over eventual design.

Just distractions (Windows, NET Core cough cough) and shipping schedules got in the way.

If you look at early Silverlight announcements (WPF/E at time) for what ended became v2, you’ll see csx on it before Roslyn even was a thing. It disappeared from plans by time it shipped, however.

Patrik, don’t want to dismiss the work that ScriptCS and Cake have had on .NET ecosystem, but go back to look at Anders, Dustin, and Mads early demos of Roslyn to the world. I had nothing to do with the above, but when I was on Roslyn team above was always end vision from compiler folks with csx.

You are missing unimported namespaces and inheritance margin, both added since that post.

He was embarrassed when he realized as he didn't mean for us to see it.

This, however, is David's natural position in a meeting (or at least ones involving me), so you kinda had to get used to it. :)

One time during .NET Core early days, we were having a remote meeting with Fowler and another colleague of his. This was in the days when video meetings were a bit unusual. His colleague completely forgot he was on video and had a reaction like this to something I said.

@ticketmaster.com Your forced password reset as I logged in tonight blocked me from buying tickets on my android as i couldn't come up with a 12 digit password on the fly and put this in the "too hard basket"

I try to intermix interactions with folks that "yes" amongst the "no" folks to break it up. It's still super draining, though!

I mean the inverter.

Is it Enphase?

Here back at ya, 9am bloody mary for breakfast.

M2 supports?

Just married couple, with husband's back facing the camera, looking sideways towards his bride. The bride facing sideways, looking over her shoulder towards the camera.

Did a thing over the weekend, surrounded by friends and family.

We (Visual Studio) ship with environmental branches but do so for stabilization reasons. Our "main", however, is always held at ship quality. At same time, we also rely heavily on "feature toggles".