LandR

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by LandR 2y ago
> unconventional programming paradigms What parts in this article do you think are unconventional?
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by LandR 2y ago
This is why I have 10-12 years outgoings sitting in the bank. I make way above market rates for my area currently, but I don't have to be worried about getting laid off. And as my salary went up i made sure my life style didn't.
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by LandR 2y ago
I think the whole Uncle Bob clean code movement has a lot to answer for.
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by LandR 2y ago
> If a method is long to read from top to bottom, the answer isn't always splitting it into 5 smaller ones, sometimes life just has inherent complexity. Yes! This. I find it much easier to parse a long function where I can scroll do
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by LandR 2y ago
Yeah, I dont believe this at all. Unless they are also counting reading books to their child, but I barely believe that either!
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by LandR 2y ago
Him, his wife and his dog found dead in the house ? Carbon Monoxide, possibly? Shame. I had no idea the guy was that old.
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by LandR 2y ago
There are large error bars right now. The percentages will likely increase and increase as the error bars reduce and the earth takes up a larger and larger space in the potential zone it can pass through. Up until the earth is outside that
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by LandR 2y ago
City killer. From what I've read it's estimated at 8MT or so. A large nuke.
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by LandR 2y ago
Yeah, plenty times I've got up during the night multiple times, sometimes out of bed entirely wand walking about and the watch hasn't realised this at all. Similarly I've been in bed, awake, reading, unable to sleep and the w
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by LandR 2y ago
If I'm watching a film, yes... I know if I've fallen asleep and missed half of it!
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by LandR 2y ago
What I mean is, you can be pretty unfit and still have a resting heart rate in the mid 30s when you are asleep. The same unfit person takes a resting heart rate just sitting in a chair doing nothing for a minute or two and it's probab
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by LandR 2y ago
I always thought resting heart rate while sleeping was a pointless metric ? YOu can have a resting heart rate while sleeping in the 30s, yet your real resting heart rate in the 60s. I don't need a watch to tell me if I was sleeping or
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by LandR 2y ago
One jnr dev at a place I worked left his desktop unlocked and a very elaborate email about his love for my little pony and wanting to start a company my little pony fan club was sent from his account to whole company lol.
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by LandR 2y ago
There's a halting problem joke in here somewhere.
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by LandR 2y ago
Yeah, I'm in the UK and there are still regular late night dance / EDM nights in my city. I was at one a couple of weekends ago, 11pm - 4am. A good mix of ages too, people clearly in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s. Everyone having a gre
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by LandR 2y ago
> directly explaining what's wrong. My limited experience with the Rust compiler is that its very good at this, at least for a total newbie to Rust.
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by LandR 2y ago
Developer here. I'm off from 13 Dec to 6 Jan this year. PRevious years I've managed basically the entire month of December. I always have holiday days left over at the end of the year to take.
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by LandR 2y ago
It's easy not simple, but the consequence is that any complexity that other languages handles for you, in go gets forced onto the developer. There's more stuff to think about, because the language is doing less for you.
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by LandR 2y ago
> SharePoint Online search is broken too. How could you tell ?
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by LandR 2y ago
Yes, a lot. I use a plug in for vscode that does all sort of substitutions along with ligature. E.g. (reduce + [1 2 3]) Shows as (Σ + 123) Or (comp foo bar quax) Becomes (∘ foo bar quax) Etc, I find the c
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by LandR 2y ago
I don't understand. Someone, at some point, said lets see if the Orangutan can drive the golf cart, and presumably no one said "NO! That's an awful idea"... Then not only did it learn, it got good at it and seems to enjo
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by LandR 2y ago
> It is just that high-velocity low-reliability web and consumer application development is a very large niche And most of them have no care about the user experience of the end user at all. Almost every piece of software I have to inter
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by LandR 2y ago
The number of tabs I have open is directly correlated how much of a struggle I'm having solving my current issue. If I have 30 tabs open, it's been a very very bad day.
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Linqpad turns off my monitor (when connected to laptop)
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by LandR 2y ago
The opportunities > careers page just links to a picture of a shed.
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by LandR 2y ago
> “Ok, that’s nice, but why should I care about it. It’s all automatic, isn’t it?” This seems depressingly common amongst .NET devs in particular IME.
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by LandR 2y ago
The Garmin Vo2 max estimate is supposed to be pretty accurate too, but mines is wildly off. It also has race pace estimates for 5k, 10k, half mile etc and those are wildly off too. I think it bases these off Vo2 max, so its unsurprising. It
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by LandR 2y ago
Looks like this has changed at some point :) I just tried this, opened a bunch of tabs and edited the text in them all. Right click tabs, close all to the right, left or close all but this. Then it shows a message box asking to save, click
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by LandR 2y ago
This is awesome, but I find that syntax so hard to follow, but that's just me being unfamiliar with it I guess.
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by LandR 2y ago
On large solutions I find Rider to be so much faster than VS. On very large solutions I've found VS to be completely unusable.

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