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  1. I’m reading up on profiling tools like #dotTrace and #dotMemory and realized that #dotnet and #csharp collection expressions might be the source of many performance headaches.

    The main reason is you can't specify a collection size, which means the underlying array will likely go through a few resizes.

  2. I’m reading up on profiling tools like #dotTrace and #dotMemory and realized that #dotnet and #csharp collection expressions might be the source of many performance headaches.

    The main reason is you can't specify a collection size, which means the underlying array will likely go through a few resizes.

  3. I’m reading up on profiling tools like #dotTrace and #dotMemory and realized that #dotnet and #csharp collection expressions might be the source of many performance headaches.

    The main reason is you can't specify a collection size, which means the underlying array will likely go through a few resizes.

  4. I’m reading up on profiling tools like #dotTrace and #dotMemory and realized that #dotnet and #csharp collection expressions might be the source of many performance headaches.

    The main reason is you can't specify a collection size, which means the underlying array will likely go through a few resizes.

  5. I’m reading up on profiling tools like #dotTrace and #dotMemory and realized that #dotnet and #csharp collection expressions might be the source of many performance headaches.

    The main reason is you can't specify a collection size, which means the underlying array will likely go through a few resizes.

  6. I just pushed a design-breaking change on #liquidprompt's DotMatrix theme: github.com/nojhan/lp-dotmatrix
    It puts the branch name in a dark section (instead of a light one previously).
    This helps readability in cases where the commit note would be displayed at the same location than the previous diff one, because the newly displayed remote name pushed everything right.
    Now, the dark branch name serves as a visual marker to separate both sides, which you can spot immediately.

  7. Having a complete hoot getting an old but surprisingly functional #OKI #MicroLine3320 #DotMatrix #Printer working with my #Atari800. It prints single lines beautifully, but it doesn't line feed on reaching the #ATASCII line ending 0x9B.

    Looks like I need to configure the printer to understand the non-standard Atari linefeed. Let's see if that's possible!

    #RetroComputing #RetroPrinting #atari8bit