Lies, brazen lies, and Microsoft press releases

A few years back, I recall MS bragging about considerable performance improvements to the Visual Studio compiler. IIRC it was circa VS 2019. They said that compilation times have improved. Right. Yeah.

I do not know about you, but now that I am coding in VS it spends nearly 100% of my office hours pinning the CPU at anywhere between 25%, 50%, or 100%. It lulls after a while, but as soon as I type the next character it pins the CPU again. There is no debounce! I am not surprised the least: after all, the VS development team is managed by an Indian guy, and it consists of the Chinese. Both are very close, dear friends of our country. Pun intended. They love us! They will do anything for us! They will go out of their way, to improve our economy and our lives.

You gotta be shitting me! You, Microsoft, hired Satya Nadella, who hails from a nation that hates our guts. He hired developers and support staff, in a country that hats our guts. And you somehow expect that Microsoft will work for the benefit of our economy?

United States: your demented, suicidal collective mind is a fucking clusterfuck of failure. Go and knock yourself out, but I am jumping the ship. Sink on your own, dimwits.

Needless to say that VS editor throws false-positive errors during the typing and does not clear them thereafter, at least not within a couple of minutes, during which I type ahead, and new false-positive errors appear.

It was not always like that! Back in VS 2005-2008 there were no false positive errors. But fast forward into 2019, and they became a norm. This is how their insatiable urge for unnecessary, unwanted changes reveals itself.

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