Is the part of unity where Library\PackageCache\com.unity.2d.animation is written OSS? I have a fix for a blocking issue but the Unity folks aren't responding to bug reports.

@quarleswithtech It's not available yet to try.

@TimDOES @jonbbc Disappointing the v13 isn't any better than that. I'm stuck on the 12.6.3 and I have to take over two or three times per drive to keep it from cutting somebody off or to keep it in the appropriate lane.

Warp is a new terminal. It's still in a limited preview, but the link is your invite code: It has AI built in, "workflows" so you can easily execute repeated command sequences, including taking parameters, and share them with your team. Pretty cool.

Any unity developers out there interested in trying out the Nerdbank.MessagePack serializer in your project?

Nerdbank.MessagePack 0.3.151-beta released IAsyncEnumerable<T> streaming deserialization support and more options for suppressing serialization of default values. Check it out.

Just finished watching Contact again. Dr. Arroway is an atheist that believes the 95% of the world that believes in God is delusional. Then **43** cameras reportedly contradict her testimony of a trip through space. With only 1 person on record believing her, making her 5% again. Very interesting that the story writer decided on exactly 43 cameras. Before her experience, she refused to accept testimony of the 95% because there was no evidence. After her experience, the world refused to accept her testimony because 95% of the witnesses refuted it.

These hands are praying: 🙏🏻 These hands are clapping: 👏🏻 Choose your emojis wisely.

@mkristensen @codemullins @VisualStudio Emulator or just android development in general I suppose.

How does it not violate copyright law for YouTubers and Instagram people and tic tockers to copy someone else's short video wholesale? Just a comment on it for a few seconds in addition to replaying it on their own channel and stealing all of their traffic.

Can We Trust LLMs to Write Secure Code? The Hidden Risks Developers Need to Know

Imagine a pair-programmer ethos of using AI. Imagine a GPT that with each token generated, interacted with the language service to see whether a given symbol was available, and if not, to enumerate what was, and pick one from what is available or try another approach. Basically what a human does, but much faster. And the result always compiles, and (more) often does what you wanted. As it matures, programmers become traffic cops and architects that watch (more or less) AI's do the coding under a human's direction, allowing us to build more. Junior programmers learn from AI to become senior programmers faster. Now wake up. And go build it.

@stephentoub @YouTube I found I kept wanting to hit "like" and "love" reaction emoji's over the video during @stephentoub's discussions around recent or upcoming improvements. Alas, youtube doesn't support that.

@jmelosegui @aSteveCleary In the end, it did the best job I've seen so far. But it was incomplete. Not all code files that required changing were changed, and I was left with ~65 errors in the project it touched, and over 145 more errors when counting the test project.