Great to see how project is shaping!

Getting pretty tired of all of these AI tools…

We heard this one too many times. This now became “I believe it once I see it” thing.

Looks really solid!

I think dotnet is moving in a very good direction! We skipped updating to .NET7, will jump straight to .NET8.

For some reason I really love these kind of sketches!

I don’t think DSLs are a waste of time, just a stepping stone in a quite new IT paradigm. A lot of things will die until IaC stabilizes.

I’m more fearing ever increasing reliance on Cloud Providers. Trust and power that we are giving these companies is getting insane and I hope I’m wrong but it will bite all of our butts big time. I hope all of IaC tools will create more tools to have better power balance.

Looks really good!

Second?! What was the first book about?

Although I agree that newer generation lacks computer fundamentals.

I still remember how creepy found this game when played as a child, never finished though… Maybe I should come back to this game

Pirated game must be launched to verify that it actually works and this remove 90% of mental burden that makes so many games in Steam library to rot

I personally really like Stretchly, until check was not aware that it’s open source, but it is and it’s great! https://github.com/hovancik/stretchly

“Nerds touching grass” is perfect presentation name!

Didn’t understood a thing, but seems cool

I propose to call them highwater systems

Not expected C# to be this high. Also did not expected F# be so far away from C#.

I hope it’s only me, but site design is horrific…

Weirdly not many responses are talking about real workspace that much. While written docs are king, video has its own place. Recordings of technical meetings are very valuable and if spoken in english, tools like sharepoint are transcribing them, so you can search them via text. Most often those meetings material will never be written, so video is best second choice.

Really sound advice, we need people not be afraid to contribute.

I like how you called it “vulture” instead of “venture”, it’s definitely more accurate!