Lars Hanisch

Lars Hanisch

@flensrocker.de

Developer & Architect on .NET and Angular. Playing guitar in a rock band to escape.

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Lars Hanisch
@flensrocker.de

My favourite weather forecast is doing it right. Just a reminder that some days might have 25 hours and others have 23. If you do something with time in your software, do your tests cover that? Or are they flaky on some days of the year when almost no one is running them?

Lars Hanisch
@flensrocker.de

Should I use custom events to get the right error to the client and actively close the connection? Possible, but feels a bit awkward...

Lars Hanisch
@flensrocker.de

Sitting with a friend side by side, he's working on his code, I work on my code - and just enjoying the flow without any pressure... ☕ & 🍪 #WeCodeTogether

Lars Hanisch
@flensrocker.de

important information: Both our wives are on a trip with their nieces (independently from each other). So we can nerd out the whole day without feeling guilty...

Lars Hanisch
@flensrocker.de

Of course the author of a merge/pull request should use all available tools to get it in shape before someone else looks at it. The author is the first reviewer. This was true before AI. Besides that I'm team line-by-line, how else can I make sure the software does the right thing?

Rainer Hahnekamp@rainerhahnekamp.bsky.social

1/6 Developers are deeply divided over whether human code review is still necessary. Exaggerating slightly: one side accuses the other of abandoning code quality and blindly trusting AI. The counter is that line-by-line review simply throttles AI back down to human speed. 🐢

Lars Hanisch
@flensrocker.de

Do it or don't do it, there is no try... 😎🖖 (Yes, I know it's the wrong emoji...) I'm speaking of software in environments where correctness matters, not a vibe coded script you only use once on some private files...

Lars Hanisch
@flensrocker.de

@bananen.software interesting?

David Whitney@davidwhitney.co.uk

I've built and rebuilt this "thing" over the past 2.5 years ~4 times. It's finally taking real shape as a thing that other people will be able to use. A code / entire platform inspection tool - that builds code graphs and supports agents with context via MCP. "What if SonarQube was useful?"

Lars Hanisch
@flensrocker.de

@sifa.id @gui.do Why can't the start date not be in the future? I have signed the contract so I'm pretty sure about that... 😎 Not that important, it will resolve automagically next week... 😀

Lars Hanisch
@flensrocker.de

#TodayILearned When using Central Package Management in #dotnet then make sure to name that file `Directory.Packages.props` with a capital D and P, otherwise when building on a case sensitive filesystem (think Linux) you get weird NuGet errors.

Lars Hanisch
@flensrocker.de

Having fun trying to setup a dev-container in one of my repositories on Windows with Podman and VS Code... ...this is not a good experience...

Lars Hanisch
@flensrocker.de

Laptop and chocolate are packed, soon riding to the "Hacks on the Beach" event in my home town, organised by the local group of @ccc.de #ChaosComputerClub #Flensburg #hotb2026

Lars Hanisch
@flensrocker.de

Oh, I remember this cartoon. I really enjoyed reading that! #UserFriendly

Guido X Jansen@gui.do

// as a sidenote: this made me think of the webcomic "User Friendly", remember that one? 🖤 Dust puppy Great way of showing my age I guess.... anyway.... //

Lars Hanisch
@flensrocker.de

I was offline over the weekend, ripped of parts of a roof of friends (I just carried away the mess they threw from the roof). Now I'm back and I see the world is still burning here... People, be nice to each other, please!

Lars Hanisch
@flensrocker.de

Without saying your age, what is your favorite movie that came out when you were 20 years old? So many good movies in that year, but I guess we can agree on this one.

DemigirlBOObs@demigirlboss.win

Without saying your age, what is your favorite movie that came out when you were 20 years old?

Lars Hanisch
@flensrocker.de

It seems that I start to collect blocks from people that may feel offended by something I wrote to the Paint.NET AI stuff that is going on, despite the fact that I'm not really liking AI. Just guessing, but looking at some of the posts those wrote, I think it's a good guess.

Lars Hanisch@flensrocker.de

It is sad to see, that there are people who lack the fundamental skills for reasonable human interaction. You can disagree, but being polite in communication should be a no-brainer. And it is allowed to just not respond to something I don't like.

Lars Hanisch
@flensrocker.de

That said I don't want to offend people explicitly (with excemptions like Nazis etc. but even there I prefer to not respond or silently block), because I still believe that even if you disagree, you should be polite in human to human communication.

Lars Hanisch
@flensrocker.de

Introduce yourself with 10 acts you've seen live: AC/DC Bjørk Die Ärzte Fehlfarben Iron Maiden Motörhead Pearl Jam Sheryl Crow Van Halen ZZ Top and many more from my "festival years" (mainly Roskilde in the 90s).

Sara Joy ☠️@sjoy.lol

Introduce yourself with 10 acts you've seen live: Less Than Jake Frank Turner Bob Dylan Hans Zimmer Reel Big Fish Lemon Jelly Metallica Green Day Public Service Broadcasting & many swing dance bands

Lars Hanisch
@flensrocker.de

I don't hate AI. I hate what people did to me because of AI. And I hate what the AI company people do to creators etc. with consuming all kind of media, for which we had to pay millions if we had downloaded only one of such files from the internet. It took me some time to distinguish this.

Lars Hanisch
@flensrocker.de

Nazis should not be welcomed. There is no point in talking to Nazis because they are wrong.

Anna Zeiter@anna.wsocial.eu

Just because I comment, like or share content on W doesn’t mean I endorse a particular political position. I want W to be a place for open, fair and unbiased debate where different perspectives can be heard and challenged. Everyone is welcome on W. We need more dialogue and less polarization.❤️