GlennS

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by GlennS 15y ago
This is a pretty common position amongst competitive gamers, but I disagree with it strongly. I think that the issue is that people feel cheated if they are in the zone/on a perfect run, and have that pulled from under them by chance. Howev
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by GlennS 15y ago
I wonder if particularly intrusive adverts might have a detrimental effect on a brand. If I accidentally move my mouse over an underlined word and up pops a video with sound over the top of what I was trying to read, well I certainly feel p
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by GlennS 15y ago
I think it's a fair statement to prefer the OO paradigm, and indeed it is good for a whole load of things in programming. Nonetheless, adding lambdas to Java should give plenty of easy wins even if you prefer your code to be broadly OO. Loo
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by GlennS 15y ago
You're comparing very different situations: in Norway, once the killer was arrested the risk of further damage was low. In the UK, there might be further riots. If you are dealing with a crisis, I think you should do things more or less in
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by GlennS 15y ago
Dependency injection frameworks/IOC containers (pick your stupid name of choice) avoid at least one of the problems of singletons: if you decide that you don't want it to be a singleton any more, you can trivially change the lifecycle to 'i
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by GlennS 15y ago
Why do you associate visual programming with Silverlight in particular? It's perfectly possible to write Silverlight apps without touching such tools (like Expression Blend). Meanwhile, there are plenty of drag and drop/WYSIWYG code generat
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by GlennS 15y ago
My gut reaction is that 'feels like CSS' is not a selling point.