Christian Klauser
@klauser.link
Professional nerd and certified indoor enthusiast. Software architect by day, TTRPG fiend by <whatever is left>. He/him
You've got to be kidding, @github.com 🤯. Instead of releasing two new copilot branded features per week, how about making the PR code review feature usable? This should be in your interest. With LLM-generated code, a good review experience is now more important than ever!
December 9, 2025 at 3:20 PM
You've got to be kidding, @github.com 🤯. Instead of releasing two new copilot branded features per week, how about making the PR code review feature usable? This should be in your interest. With LLM-generated code, a good review experience is now more important than ever!
Holy fuck. It's one thing for Microsoft to silently replace Windows notepad with their new AI-integrated version of notepad. But it's an entirely different level of malice to go out of their way to actually prevent people from associating .txt with the original notepad.exe. I'm so done with Windows.
October 18, 2025 at 9:07 AM
Holy fuck. It's one thing for Microsoft to silently replace Windows notepad with their new AI-integrated version of notepad. But it's an entirely different level of malice to go out of their way to actually prevent people from associating .txt with the original notepad.exe. I'm so done with Windows.
And we're back in the dark ages of browser mono culture 🙄🙄🙄 (Mobile Firefox, which, I might add, works perfectly fine for 99.999% of the modern web)
February 18, 2025 at 5:16 AM
And we're back in the dark ages of browser mono culture 🙄🙄🙄 (Mobile Firefox, which, I might add, works perfectly fine for 99.999% of the modern web)
Auch bezeichnend sind die Umfrage-Antwortmöglichkeiten im Artikel. Es wird nicht einmal annähernd hinterfragt, ob hier Grenzen überschritten werden. 😕
October 31, 2023 at 10:41 AM
Auch bezeichnend sind die Umfrage-Antwortmöglichkeiten im Artikel. Es wird nicht einmal annähernd hinterfragt, ob hier Grenzen überschritten werden. 😕
Oof :( just spent HOURS debugging a piece of Rust code that implements a buffered copy of a stream. Forgot to call `buf.clear()` -_-
Things is: looks extremely similar to using a fixed [u8; N] where that would be correct. But with a Vec, I forgot the call to `buf.clear()` 😭 But what I wonder is 1/2
Things is: looks extremely similar to using a fixed [u8; N] where that would be correct. But with a Vec, I forgot the call to `buf.clear()` 😭 But what I wonder is 1/2
![Rust code. A `Vec<u8>` buffer, that is passed to a read method as `&mut buf` and passed to a sink/write method as `&buf[..n]` (with n = number of bytes read).](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:h4omlhdesfmwcliceiqsdm5m/bafkreifmlfum5ea2v3u4w3cwjkrdmxtvlvxafam2lcqqwvpnathudj5zlu@jpeg)
October 10, 2023 at 9:29 PM
Oof :( just spent HOURS debugging a piece of Rust code that implements a buffered copy of a stream. Forgot to call `buf.clear()` -_-
Things is: looks extremely similar to using a fixed [u8; N] where that would be correct. But with a Vec, I forgot the call to `buf.clear()` 😭 But what I wonder is 1/2
Things is: looks extremely similar to using a fixed [u8; N] where that would be correct. But with a Vec, I forgot the call to `buf.clear()` 😭 But what I wonder is 1/2
Yeah LinkedIn, sure! Wanna guess how I came across this banner? Because they started spamming me with "notifications" I never opted in to. Oh and their "simplification" is to add one more click to managing each kind of notification. Wish we had adopted the GDPR in Switzerland :( #darkpatterns
September 19, 2023 at 12:01 PM
Yeah LinkedIn, sure! Wanna guess how I came across this banner? Because they started spamming me with "notifications" I never opted in to. Oh and their "simplification" is to add one more click to managing each kind of notification. Wish we had adopted the GDPR in Switzerland :( #darkpatterns