Lukas

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LukasJun 12

Office Migration from Source Depot to Git, or how I learned to love DevEx

🔗 https://danielsada.tech/blog/carreer-part-7-how-office-moved-to-git-and-i-loved-devex/

#readinglist #versioncontrol #git #microsoft

Part 7: Office Migration from Source Depot to Git, or how I learned to love DevEx. | Daniel Sada Caraveo | Developer Productivity & Culture

Part 7 of my software journey, getting to know developer experience.

LukasJun 4

In case you're looking for a deep-copy replacement in .NET 8 with BinaryFormatter deprecated and eventually removed, checkout FastCloner: https://github.com/lofcz/FastCloner

#dotnet #csharp

GitHub - lofcz/FastCloner: Fast deep cloning library for .NET 8+. Zero-config, works out of the box.

Fast deep cloning library for .NET 8+. Zero-config, works out of the box. - lofcz/FastCloner

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Show threadLukasJun 2
@bluszcz Did you provide it the migration guide or has Claude 4 already "consumed" the new API?
LukasJun 2

If you are useful, it doesn’t mean you are valued

🔗 https://betterthanrandom.substack.com/p/if-you-are-useful-it-doesnt-mean

#readinglist #leadership #role

If you are useful, it doesn’t mean you are valued

The difference can be subtle

Better than Random
Show threadLukasMay 28

@mavori Bekommst vom Support meist einen Gutschein wenn du dich bei ihnen beklagst.

Mit same-day Delivery kann das natürlich aber auch erst am Morgen verpackt werden 😉

Show threadLukasMay 28

@Ronflaix Gotta plan ahead! 😉

...got some good deals on rollators just for you!

Show threadLukasMay 28
@marcel You won't believe thing number 32!
LukasMay 28

The Copilot Delusion

🔗 https://deplet.ing/the-copilot-delusion/

#readinglist #copilot #ai

Show threadLukasMay 25
@MBrandtner Sie dürfen nicht, wir aber schon. 👀
Show threadLukasMay 8

@HunterZ Depends on the content. For technical stuff it's a lot more effective to get a good summary and mostly valid example, than having to look at 10 different StackOverflow pages and poorly written documentation, just to come up with a barely working example.

I look at it this way: Anything I can find and much more, the LLMs have already "consumed" and without expecting truth, they will do at least as good of a job as a language model to summarize this, as I'd do after having read it all.