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adron, 8 days ago to random

So far for 2024, what's your #AOTY(s) at this point in time?

bradwilson, 8 days ago

@adron
Charcoal Grace - Caligula’s Horse
It Leads to This - The Pineapple Thief
Unreal Unearth - Hozier

bradwilson, 3 days ago

@adron Add on "Theory of Emptiness" by Evergrey which just dropped today. Already spun twice!

carnage4life, 8 days ago to random

I saw #furiosa this afternoon and it reminded me a lot of Rogue One. A prequel that is itself a great movie which while not being as great as the original comes quite close in various ways.

I’m honestly shocked this isn’t doing well at the box office.

⭐⭐⭐⭐ out of ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Wb GIF by Warner Bros. Pictures

bradwilson, 8 days ago

@carnage4life Part of the discussion here, if you’re a RLM fan and want to watch an hour long discussion. 😂 https://youtu.be/MwO5fGL2MeY

JenMsft, 8 days ago to random

It's raining and I can't listen to rain without thinking about how in some movies they use the sound of frying bacon in place of the sound of rain

Looking out through my screen window at the tops of some trees while rain pours down

bradwilson, 8 days ago

@JenMsft @jeffhandley Genius Foley artists

bradwilson, 8 days ago

@JenMsft @jeffhandley I did, and I agree!

aeva, 9 days ago to random

dotnet run implies the existence of dotnet hide

bradwilson, 8 days ago

@aeva ...which begets dotnet seek

shanselman, 10 days ago to random

Got nuts? https://www.tiktok.com/

bradwilson, 10 days ago

@shanselman Do you post this kind of content anywhere else? Can't watch this without the app and an account.

khalidabuhakmeh, 12 days ago to random

Docker may be the death of me.

bradwilson, 11 days ago

@khalidabuhakmeh Don't worry, it'll automatically restart you if you die unexpectedly.

meziantou, 14 days ago to dotnet

How to test a Roslyn analyzer #dotnet #roslyn https://www.meziantou.net/how-to-test-a-roslyn-analyzer.htm?utm_medium=social&utm_source=mastodon

bradwilson, 13 days ago

@meziantou Criminal, if only someone had told them how to fix this 😭😂

bradwilson, 14 days ago (edited 14 days ago) to dotnet

This is super duper extra important.

C# Nullable Reference Types are a compile-time thing, not a runtime thing. "string?" and "string" are both just "string" at runtime.

This means:

• Always guard against your users passing null even for types that shouldn't allow it, because it's not a runtime guarantee.

• You can't create overloads that differ only on nullability (i.e., Method(string) vs. Method(string?)) because they're the same type at runtime.

#dotnet #csharp #nullable #nrt

bradwilson, 14 days ago

@peterritchie This toot was inspired by a back and forth going on right now in an issue for xUnit.net. 😂

bradwilson, 14 days ago

@range_marten That's because int isn't a reference type, so we're not talking about nullable reference types (where null was already implicitly allowed). Value types could never be null, so even in .NET 1.0 "int" could not be null.

bradwilson, 14 days ago

@tannergooding @khalidabuhakmeh We already have an analyzer that catches this for you, and it only flags public/protected APIs: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/fundamentals/code-analysis/quality-rules/ca1062

It seems trivial to convert this into an auto-generated guard. /shrug

bradwilson, 13 days ago

@khalidabuhakmeh @tannergooding I don't understand why you think that.

bradwilson, 13 days ago

@khalidabuhakmeh @tannergooding BTW, I'm talking about the compiler doing this, not a Roslyn source generator.

hotdogsladies, 14 days ago to random

Release it on Blu-Ray, you fucking cowards.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0xkMfiHIec

bradwilson, 14 days ago

@hotdogsladies What a fantastic restoration 😍