The first Taco Bell opened in Athens a few weeks back and I couldn't believe the queues being formed. Clearly novelty beats reputation.

All copilot. My only inputs were assigning the issue to it and giving review feedback.

I experimented with the idea, but it turns out compile-time validation isn't easy to prove. Even if you have the shape for a particular service type, you can't tell if all its dependencies are registered.

It might be possible with different APIs, here I'm just copying Microsoft.Extensions.DI.

You're very welcome 😂

To be perfectly fair this was mostly the work of Krzysztof W. (whom I can't locate on bsky)

Could it be achieved purely through interpretation rather than injecting the relevant machine code? The BF deserializer is probably Turing-complete, so it might be possible to embed a language into the format.

Importantly, rather than starting doom.exe as a new process can it be implemented directly using BF features?

Good thing it's not a sudoku cube.

That's one way to work around it, but it's a bummer still. Can't wait for github.com/dotnet/cshar...

As much as I like switch expressions, the fact you can't use blocks (like you can in lambdas) is an important barrier to their adoption.

You can still achieve it using a custom converter but I wouldn't recommend it.

Correct. This is for two reasons: unconstrained polymorphism is a vector for remote code execution and it is required by the source generator/AOT applications.

learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet...

STJ supports polymorphism but you need to configure this explicitly:

learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet...

I realize I haven't shared this on Bluesky yet, so here's my article on the library:

eiriktsarpalis.wordpress.com/2024/10/22/s...

Love my M1 air even though there are some workloads where it would really benefit from active cooling.