When I, as a developer, was told (essentially forced if I wanted to keep my job) to implement dark patterns, I did it knowing I made the world worse. I was fully aware of it, and my coworkers as well, we discussed it…
dotnet build is’t deterministic as default. Never has been.
Who proactively investigates warnings?
Are you using black text on white in your terminals as well?
Logfiles are a user interface.
Logging warnings are cowardly, you just push the decision to the log consumer to decide if the error should be acted on. Warnings are just errors that no one wants to deal with.
That’s how we get errors like ”file not found”, without a file name. A pain for mankind.
When I, as a developer, was told (essentially forced if I wanted to keep my job) to implement dark patterns, I did it knowing I made the world worse. I was fully aware of it, and my coworkers as well, we discussed it…
dotnet build is’t deterministic as default. Never has been.
Who proactively investigates warnings?
Are you using black text on white in your terminals as well?
Logfiles are a user interface.
Logging warnings are cowardly, you just push the decision to the log consumer to decide if the error should be acted on. Warnings are just errors that no one wants to deal with.
That’s how we get errors like ”file not found”, without a file name. A pain for mankind.