HdS84

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by HdS84 4y ago
Most of it can be done by the c# debugger, especially in the laid versions of visual studio.
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by HdS84 4y ago
I am the only one who utterly despises namespaces in xml? Query a document with a namespace? Oh no results? Ah forgot to add the namespace... I had never a use case for namespaces, and the ones I can envision would have been better served b
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by HdS84 4y ago
Trying to filter noise from data also follows the 80,/20 principle. The rules for the easy cases is written easily but then you have one-offs, maybes and special cases. Trying to filter one of these does not cover anything else. So doi
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by HdS84 4y ago
We did this for our house built in 68. Obviously it depends on the architecture but we where able to place the central unit beneath the roof. All rooms on the first floor are connected through the roof space. A central column runs through t
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by HdS84 4y ago
I often think that may is just bad. It's type system feels bolted on and limiting. Where typescript can do many things and often teases me into a new pattern, mypy is ugly and stifling. It's a pity. I really like types but mypy is
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by HdS84 4y ago
What's missing here is an Ienumerable from c#. That's basically anything that can be iterated like a list. So a function could take this enumerable and convert it to a list but should probably reject everything else. And yes gener
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by HdS84 4y ago
Everybody can write a linq provider, it's just not that easy. Ravendb has a great linq provider and is a nosql db.
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by HdS84 4y ago
Ravendb? I really like it's design and apis. Works well for my use cases.
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by HdS84 4y ago
Powershell core. It's actually usable and allows to use .net tools if you need to break out the big guns. Main drawback is the stupid channel thing, but that's manageable.
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by HdS84 4y ago
Have a look at typer. It uses click internally but uses type annotations which really helps to build easy CMD tools.
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by HdS84 4y ago
No, but at least there is a buffer. Good friends of us had their child at the same time as we. It developed polio lite two years ago. He nearly died and still has lots of issues (not as bad as the maximum polio has to offer but basically ca
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by HdS84 4y ago
Huh? I am a swe and my wife is a geneticist. We both get middle pay, we both could get more money if we switched but we currently enjoy having more time for our two children. House is 150m2, we could have aimed for a bigger one but consciou
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by HdS84 4y ago
For runtime patching: I needed that twice: First there was a bug in the stdlib event log logging for windows which crashed when the user was not an admin (2.7 days). We could monkey patch that problem on the fly which was much better than a
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by HdS84 4y ago
I really wish for a functional language which prioritzes readability. I am fluent in like 10 languages but most functional languages are just noise for me. I really like the concepts but the amount of one symbol functions, useless abbreviat
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by HdS84 4y ago
I had programming in school but kind of lost interest and studied political sciences instead. When I tried to find a masters thesis idea I found a smallish book about simulating growth of early nation states by using computer simulation of
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by HdS84 4y ago
I am a hug fan of ravendb's founder ayende. He always stresses how useful good error messages are, especially for self service. And he is certainly on spot with that, e.g "could not execute Mode None" is much less helpful th
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by HdS84 4y ago
As a C# Developer who occasionally uses Java I understand the sentiment. Java just feels dated. You have to do a lot by hand which should be done by the language. And new features like streams are just a bad riff of .NET Linq, which is much
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by HdS84 5y ago
And now most dev tools on windows have no problem to accept both slashes, but most Linux tools shit themselves when they see backslashes, different line endings or whitespace in paths. I am so annoyed by the Linux luddites.
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by HdS84 5y ago
We have used this on a net core app when yarp was only a very basic half abandoned solution. Basically, we needed to to auth on each request (can the user see this per a slightly complicated rights system) and we routed to automatically spi