nhwilly
@nhwilly.bsky.social
Developer. Wife says “I have my head up my app.” That’s fair.
Hahaha. Git’em, Maddy.
July 17, 2025 at 11:09 PM
Hahaha. Git’em, Maddy.
I feel the same way about tattoos, but it’s an unpopular opinion.
July 10, 2025 at 5:04 PM
I feel the same way about tattoos, but it’s an unpopular opinion.
First - love the library, hoping you get the uptake you want. It is deserved.
Is there a comparison between the open source version and your new one? I imagine the gap will become significant over time, but at the moment, is there a compelling reason to switch?
Besides your irresistible charm.
Is there a comparison between the open source version and your new one? I imagine the gap will become significant over time, but at the moment, is there a compelling reason to switch?
Besides your irresistible charm.
July 5, 2025 at 4:41 PM
First - love the library, hoping you get the uptake you want. It is deserved.
Is there a comparison between the open source version and your new one? I imagine the gap will become significant over time, but at the moment, is there a compelling reason to switch?
Besides your irresistible charm.
Is there a comparison between the open source version and your new one? I imagine the gap will become significant over time, but at the moment, is there a compelling reason to switch?
Besides your irresistible charm.
Having trouble getting my head around this one.
June 24, 2025 at 2:31 AM
Having trouble getting my head around this one.
I sold thousands of copies of my software for $5000 a pop in the 80’s.
Support was another $1200/yr.
Not adjusted.
Support was another $1200/yr.
Not adjusted.
June 24, 2025 at 2:23 AM
I sold thousands of copies of my software for $5000 a pop in the 80’s.
Support was another $1200/yr.
Not adjusted.
Support was another $1200/yr.
Not adjusted.
Wife found a dead one in our pantry. That’s new.
June 24, 2025 at 2:17 AM
Wife found a dead one in our pantry. That’s new.
Drove past that daily. Really stood out.
June 22, 2025 at 12:13 PM
Drove past that daily. Really stood out.
Could be a Darwin Test instead of a Turing Test.
Current administration first.
Current administration first.
June 14, 2025 at 12:27 PM
Could be a Darwin Test instead of a Turing Test.
Current administration first.
Current administration first.
That was really fun to hear. Thanks. This is what the internet is for.
June 6, 2025 at 10:44 AM
That was really fun to hear. Thanks. This is what the internet is for.
Just spent all day with it in powershell.
Iteration 26 was the best. Quit at 47 and went back to 26. Not perfect, but better than me.
Blazor? Hit or miss.
Iteration 26 was the best. Quit at 47 and went back to 26. Not perfect, but better than me.
Blazor? Hit or miss.
June 1, 2025 at 1:28 AM
Just spent all day with it in powershell.
Iteration 26 was the best. Quit at 47 and went back to 26. Not perfect, but better than me.
Blazor? Hit or miss.
Iteration 26 was the best. Quit at 47 and went back to 26. Not perfect, but better than me.
Blazor? Hit or miss.
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You guys are really killing it with aspire. Most excited I’ve been about .net since it went cross platform
May 19, 2025 at 11:43 PM
You guys are really killing it with aspire. Most excited I’ve been about .net since it went cross platform
Rural customers will NOT be served.
98% of my unrequested mailbox content is immediately trashed.
Probably can’t cover their costs without it now that email took away the bulk of meaningful traffic.
Sticky problem.
98% of my unrequested mailbox content is immediately trashed.
Probably can’t cover their costs without it now that email took away the bulk of meaningful traffic.
Sticky problem.
May 11, 2025 at 1:23 PM
Rural customers will NOT be served.
98% of my unrequested mailbox content is immediately trashed.
Probably can’t cover their costs without it now that email took away the bulk of meaningful traffic.
Sticky problem.
98% of my unrequested mailbox content is immediately trashed.
Probably can’t cover their costs without it now that email took away the bulk of meaningful traffic.
Sticky problem.
Think of it as a utility/monopoly. When Bell first rolled out they had to drag wires everywhere and we all got phone service, even if it was a “party” line. Cable was mostly the same. Deregulation ended monopoly responsibility. Cable companies want $70k for the last mile to my house. Nope.
May 11, 2025 at 1:23 PM
Think of it as a utility/monopoly. When Bell first rolled out they had to drag wires everywhere and we all got phone service, even if it was a “party” line. Cable was mostly the same. Deregulation ended monopoly responsibility. Cable companies want $70k for the last mile to my house. Nope.