Scott Blomquist
@scott.blomqui.st
.NET's other Scott; Eng Manager on .NET Performance at Microsoft
Ignition Northwest Board President; Black Rock Ranger Photograph
Ignition Northwest Board President; Black Rock Ranger Photograph
@maddymontaquila.net Copy that. Filebased hyphen-apps. (Just now catching up on all the great #dotnetconf goodies!)
November 11, 2025 at 10:11 PM
@maddymontaquila.net Copy that. Filebased hyphen-apps. (Just now catching up on all the great #dotnetconf goodies!)
🙋♂️Who here has accidentally mis-addressed an email before? Okay, keep your hand up if your mistake was grievous enough to own the news cycle for a week.
March 27, 2025 at 11:43 PM
🙋♂️Who here has accidentally mis-addressed an email before? Okay, keep your hand up if your mistake was grievous enough to own the news cycle for a week.
I love the distinction that open source _software_ is free, but the _project_ requires material effort and even money! This makes tons of sense, and Rob's video described it very well.
Open Source Software is free, but Open Source Project maintenance is expensive.
The Open Source Maintenance Fee directly funds your projects' maintainers.
Simple. Sensible. Sustainable.
opensourcemaintenancefee.org?utm_source=B...
The Open Source Maintenance Fee directly funds your projects' maintainers.
Simple. Sensible. Sustainable.
opensourcemaintenancefee.org?utm_source=B...
Simple. Sensible. Sustainable.
Directly fund your maintainers with the Open Source Maintenance Fee.
opensourcemaintenancefee.org
March 8, 2025 at 4:13 AM
I love the distinction that open source _software_ is free, but the _project_ requires material effort and even money! This makes tons of sense, and Rob's video described it very well.
Time to start measuring size of code base in kTok instead of kLoc.
March 6, 2025 at 9:39 PM
Time to start measuring size of code base in kTok instead of kLoc.
If an FAQ is doing its job, the questions shouldn't be frequently asked. This brings me to an idea.
Maybe an FAQ should be called an ASQ:
**Answers to Standard Questions**
Maybe an FAQ should be called an ASQ:
**Answers to Standard Questions**
January 27, 2025 at 10:21 PM
If an FAQ is doing its job, the questions shouldn't be frequently asked. This brings me to an idea.
Maybe an FAQ should be called an ASQ:
**Answers to Standard Questions**
Maybe an FAQ should be called an ASQ:
**Answers to Standard Questions**
I'm intensely suspicious that each SaaS vendor charging an additional $10-$20 per user per month for access to their LLM assistant is not a scalable pricing model.
I have to make too many tough choices on behalf of my users.
I'd bet that including a helpful AI assistant becomes table stakes soon.
I have to make too many tough choices on behalf of my users.
I'd bet that including a helpful AI assistant becomes table stakes soon.
December 10, 2024 at 5:09 PM
I'm intensely suspicious that each SaaS vendor charging an additional $10-$20 per user per month for access to their LLM assistant is not a scalable pricing model.
I have to make too many tough choices on behalf of my users.
I'd bet that including a helpful AI assistant becomes table stakes soon.
I have to make too many tough choices on behalf of my users.
I'd bet that including a helpful AI assistant becomes table stakes soon.
As folks roll in over here on the butterfly app, hello!👋
It's kinda quiet so far, but there's already some interesting discourse. More every day, in fact.
It's kinda quiet so far, but there's already some interesting discourse. More every day, in fact.
November 19, 2024 at 11:52 PM
As folks roll in over here on the butterfly app, hello!👋
It's kinda quiet so far, but there's already some interesting discourse. More every day, in fact.
It's kinda quiet so far, but there's already some interesting discourse. More every day, in fact.