Hopefully your company doesn't have its head up its ass and has basic things like logs setup. The vast majority of what I do in production is logged through AWS (Cloudtrail) or git.
I know HN will rip this to shreds because it's Gates and this is HN but I look forward to reading his annual letter each year. It's nice to read a optimistic take on the worlds direction once in a while, among the daily pessimistic domerism.
I agree with you, but it might not be completely irrational to buy an about to be bankrupt company. If the assets on book is sufficiently larger than the stock price, investors might get a payout when it gets sold off after fees. When Enron was liquidated, the last investors that bought the stock ended with an 8x RoI (according to an Acquired episode). Still an insane gamble obviously.
Short sellers can use bankruptcy as a way of closing out their positions and also in the process provide some market and liquidity. Short sellers borrowed stock and sold it based on the belief that the stock was going to drop in price and need to buy the stock to return it.
Institutional investors will attempt to liquidate but are largely locked in as significant sales will take the price to zero. It is the irrational retail investors who see the stock trading above zero and believe that “smart money” is accumulating shares.
Agreed about irrational retail investors keeping the price of Bed Bath and Beyond and Sears above $0.
Hilariously, the creditors/BBY management saw the price and sold stock into that crowd right before bankruptcy. The prospectus literally said something like "we plan to go into bankruptcy soon and this stock will be worthless, it's just providing slightly more value for our creditors" but meme stock traders bought it anyway.
A friend of mine just delivered a MAUI project and his opinion is that it is not production ready. He said that fundamental things like correct back button behavior is broken. I don't know any more specifics, but do serious critical research before choosing MAUI.
Yeah I kinda now MAUI still has many issues. I am actually about to deliver a Nuget library in the coming month or so. And during the development of the library also encountered various issues with MAUI.
Maybe Avalonia would be a better idea, not sure how hard the switch would be.
I think he means that you just don't tell anyone that you now only work 6 hours a day instead of the 7.5 hours you used to. If your productivity is approximately the same no one will be able to tell. Requires you to be in a position where you are not strictly supervised of course.
