rmeby

I would be interested too if that's an actual theory. My experience has largely been that if you're willing to admit you were wrong about something, most reasonable people will appreciate it over you doubling down.

If they pile on after you have conceded, typically they come off much worse socially in my opinion.

I would imagine operator overloading helps with vectors so you can do things like:

    public static Vector operator -(Vector a, Vector b)
    {
        Vector v = new Vector();
        v.X = a.X - b.X;
        v.Y = a.Y - b.Y;

        return v;
    }

So then you can just write:

    Vector result = myVector1 - myVector2;

It would be nice if they let you forgo the credits to sign up without a phone number.

What sorts of things are wrong with .NET in your view? As someone who recently started working with it after using Java for years, it has been refreshing and largely enjoyable for me.