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by LandR 2y ago
For enterprise .NET that's definitely small. I've commonly seen enterprise .NET projects that are in the millions of LOC. And one that was over 10 million.
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by LandR 2y ago
> The code becomes unclever and accessible to everyone on the call? Yep, bullshit gets called out immediately. > Divided by 4-5 or that’s per person? Compared to other places, I'd say what took teams much bigger than us weeks or
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by LandR 2y ago
Hmm. I think a lot of these people aren't out of work because they are fat... We have a lot of people who simply don't want to work. Getting them slimmer won't change that attitude.
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by LandR 2y ago
> think most of us would have flipped. No. At my current job we pair program using a zoom call for everything with the person writing the code sharing his screen. Sometimes there can be 4 or 5 of us on the call. We are far more producti
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by LandR 2y ago
> your hand hitting it and hurting you? WHen you were a kid, accidentally hitting yourself or the other person was just part of it!
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by LandR 2y ago
> Hiking in altitude is hands down the hardest thing I did in my life HOw much preparation did you do before hand ? I'm looking at a himalayan trip next year to around a 23k feet summit (over the course of 30 days or so). I'm t
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by LandR 2y ago
I'm in the UK and know loads of people with Iphones or apple laptops, but zero people with the headset, and don't really know anyone with any interest in it. I've never even heard of a single person talking about it.
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by LandR 2y ago
I've had years where I definitely spend less than £100 on clothing, and many years where I've spent almost £0 (I'm not counting running shoes here, or climbing shoes), those are kinda specialist, but day to day clothing defin
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by LandR 2y ago
In regular training shoes I can barely run a mile without getting some pretty bad pains in the side of my knee. With good cushioned running shoes I can easily do 10-12 miles pain free. I'm assuming it's a form thing, and that the
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by LandR 2y ago
15 days a year is awful! Here in the UK for a full time employee the minimum by law, regardless of how long you've worked at a place, is 28 days. For all full time employees. I think I'm on 32 now, and sick leave doesn't come
131.
by LandR 2y ago
I wasn't expecting the roasting :D haha
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by LandR 2y ago
Is Young Bloods a common term for beginner / newbie ?
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by LandR 2y ago
I own two proper Omegas and all the original Moonswatches. I don't feel it's hurt the Omega brand one bit in my eyes, I love both my Omega and Swatches for what they what are. I like that Omega are happy to do this, I think it sho
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by LandR 2y ago
Depends on how many miles you are doing. If you only want to do 1 mile at 7 min, then that is doable, if you want to do 10k at that pace... I reckon you'd have to be a VERY fit and strong runner.
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by LandR 2y ago
I'd be very happy if I could just maintain a 8min mile over 10k. 7 min mile sustained feels like an impossible goal. Hell, my best single mile is 6:48 and I'm dead at the end of that.
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by LandR 2y ago
Ha! Under covariance / contra variance > Note: Have Mads write this part. :)
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by LandR 2y ago
Yeah, I always go into note taking or a new machine thinking this time, THIS time it will be different. It will be organised, neat. Then it goes to hell within a month.
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by LandR 2y ago
IF the author of the blog reads this thread, the highlighted text on your blog on this machine (Win10/ Firefox) is unreadable. It's a very light grey text on yellow background.
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by LandR 2y ago
I collect watches, I'd love to have one of these but they are probably super rare to find second hand. Obviously I'd never be in a position to buy one from retail... There are a couple of pretty special pilot only watches. I like
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by LandR 2y ago
I've been in a situation at a job where we were trying to debug some code, not ruby, but still written very concisely and clever. To even have a chance of debugging it we had to pull out more variables etc so we could breakpoint each p
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by LandR 2y ago
Trapped here seems to imply something that isn't really accurate ? They can't leave the ship, and their mobile phones have been confiscated, but it's not like trapped under rubble or something.
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by LandR 2y ago
We have those, and when I say inconsistent I mean inconsistent on the same query / exact same line of code on the same database. e.g. stick a breakpoint, step over, see in the debugger that it was not populating everything it should. T
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by LandR 2y ago
We are currently on the latest. We had an issue last week where we had an obect like public class Foo { public List<Bar> Bars { get; set; } } We'd query for some Foos, like: await _dbContext.Foos.To
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by LandR 2y ago
Well, this month we had to debug an issue where EF was NOT populating fields on classes from the db, that it definitely should have been! So it still seems flakey. I've never worked a single job that chose EF that didn't end up
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by LandR 2y ago
How close do you have to be to confirm the thing you want to kill isn't friendly?
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by LandR 3y ago
Thanks, I had no idea !
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by LandR 3y ago
I wonder how the accurate the biometrics even are on things like smarth watches ?
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by LandR 3y ago
My parents dog knows where she is going in the car. On the way to the beach where she goes for her runs there are 3 rumble strips on the road, she always starts getting excited as soon as the car goes over them. Even though she's proba
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by LandR 3y ago
EVen if your ORM doesn't support this, you can always just turn on profiler on SQL and capture the actual query. SSMS has SQL Server PRofiler, i'm sure others have similar.
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by LandR 3y ago
My salary in the last few years have jumped from 48k to 54k to 75k (and now have £6-£7k of extra income too, in interest etc) But I had to move jobs 3 times in 2 years to get those raises. And honestly, it still doesn't feel like enoug

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