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    1. CO-1: Digging out old question just to flame agains type interference, without reason - not even a subjective or arguably stupid reason, just no reason at all. The fact that you call this abomination Hungarian notation (I don't care some calls it so, in my book Hungarian notation still means incorporating the variable's purpose in the name, not its exact type) only makes it feel more appropriate.
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    2. COSorry you feel that way. In my experience, Hungarian notation has always meant the type of the variable is the prefix; the part of the name after the type prefix describes the purpose of the variable. You think Hungarian notation means you prefix and suffix the name with its purpose? Now there's some of that redundancy that has been brought up in this thread! Hungarian notation has always been about using prefixes to give the reader of the code an idea of the type of the variable. And this is something that those who use var need to do! Using var for non-anon types is indeed an "interference."
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    3. COType *inference* that is, of course - silly typo. But you still don't give anything like a reason why type interference is a bad thing™. Concerning Hungarian: Ask Wikipedia. It has a nice example somewhere, the prefix i: You'd use it a "integer", while the "apps Hungarian notation", as wiki calls it, uses it for "index" - the latter contains much more semantic information and actually tells you something the type system can't tell you, while the first is redunant with a halfway decent IDE.
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