haxton

Generally speaking tunnels are much safer than outside due to the lack of falling debris. And the fire issue is solved my any half decent sprinkler / ventilation system.

The last sentences in the article:

> It also comes with a client implementation of the roughtime protocol in Go - initially I was not aware that there already was a Go implementation, but that also is not go-gettable. Either way, it was fun to implement it myself :)

So I don't know what this is doing. But I know that microsoft is developing WPF to run in a fulled contained .NET Core binary. Meaning that there is no requirement of having any preinstalled software when running it. I would assume this technology to be translated into most any .NET core app.

Sort of like what https://www.skywatch.co/ is doing?

They're actually opening up the CLR and making changes to it now, so it's not all compiler tricks!

the resharper plugin to visual Studio or the rider ide will both do this. Only builds the projects required and doesn’t need to build dependent projects unless a signature changed.

Pretty much a blatant rip-off of: http://livingcivil.com/disturbing-craigslist-ad-for-renting-...

I think it's moreso the fact that nothing 'new' has really come out of Seattle.

Kind of hard to build hype if your two main talking points are 20+ and 40+ year old companies.