NoHandle

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by NoHandle 17y ago
High cohesion is bad in exactly which programming environment? Functional or procedural? I've always understood high cohesion to be related to low coupling. Also, writing util classes before you need them (where low cohesion may be necessar
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by NoHandle 17y ago
So that is how I wrote all that code yesterday...
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by NoHandle 17y ago
Yea, but I only learn to spite my co-workers.
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by NoHandle 17y ago
That made me smile so I forgive you.
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by NoHandle 17y ago
Stack Overflow certainly deserves some credit. I was unaware of how much growth they have seen and that is mostly due to the fact that the service has rarely diminished for me. Taking on that kind of increased load, while preemptively scali
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by NoHandle 17y ago
My understanding of the deal is that it is only for upgrades. I tried to find an instance of the stand-alone, but could not. If I could get a stand-alone copy of Windows 7 for the deal they were offering, I would have bought one without thi
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by NoHandle 17y ago
That is exactly my point. I want to install a fresh copy of the OS. Not pave over the previous instance.
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by NoHandle 17y ago
It is a balance. Follow DRY while you are developing and the refactoring should occur as you develop. Need to write something to a file, fine; just do it. Need to do it again in another class; time to extract common behavior. You should als
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by NoHandle 17y ago
I should have included the caveat, I am currently using the RC at home and love it. My problem is installing Vista/XP so I can install Win7 every 6 or so months when I want to format my computer.
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by NoHandle 17y ago
Was tempted myself, but the installation seemed aimed at individuals who are not particualarly computer savvy (really awkward to format and reinstall) and their biggest concern is that they are pissed off at vista (Not using it). So close M
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by NoHandle 17y ago
50% off is a pretty good incentive to do so. However, I heard a lot of people were burned when they preordered vista. And I don't just mean they paid good money for a shitty OS.
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by NoHandle 17y ago
Very true that the podcasts are little more than entertainment. However, I don't think there is a problem with unit testing within the community. In fact, there is probably very little real unit testing going on at all. Probably why everyon