aliswe

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   by aliswe 6y ago

   Hello. LINQ isn't at all limited to LINQ-to-SQL. That is simply one of the numerous IQueryable providers, which is also possible to implement yourself by doing some expression parsing. And for the record I hate LINQ to SQL.
2. 782.▲
   by aliswe 6y ago

   I suspect you haven't yet seen tge power of LINQ, it's not the chaining that is its point - it's the lazy evaluation. It's not at all limited to DB operations.
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   by aliswe 6y ago

   This is simply baffling.
4. 784.▲
   by aliswe 6y ago

   Oaiey, .NET is not synonymous with WebForms.
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   by aliswe 6y ago

   I bet the tire range is understated though. Just as the battery lofe is overstated. And how about getting twice the range for retreading your AAA tires when they wear out? The article is unnecessarily rigid.
6. 786.▲
   by aliswe 6y ago

   Overly negative and/or grumpy. Wont all traffic come from google anyway?
7. 787.▲
   by aliswe 6y ago

   This makes me think of the fact that 99.99% of all the techies in Sweden are white. (from what I've seen)
8. 788.▲
   by aliswe 6y ago

   You seem to not appreciate the prqcticality of immutability in a large system.
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   by aliswe 6y ago

   I believe x platform ui is planned for net 6, ie nov 2021
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    by aliswe 6y ago

    Nice work! Visiting on a mobile device: Remove the whole header and top branding. It's too small and just adds noise. Instead, add a fixed hamburger menu. Branding could be fixed as well but only shown on scroll. Also, the big emojis t
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    by aliswe 6y ago

    Nice! 'scribed.
12. 792.▲
    by aliswe 6y ago

    Default value, just like if you do { get; private set; } and never set it, or just { get; } and never do.
13. 793.▲
    by aliswe 6y ago

    The article may be good, but the website, mobile adapted, it was not.
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    by aliswe 6y ago

    What does the "dead" label signify ob the sibling comment?
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    by aliswe 6y ago

    Haven't read the article yet, but it's relieving to see that someone else other than me have identified the phenomenon: "Or is it just the aspiration of so many hoping Big Oil is in trouble?" Newspaper writers too often
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    by aliswe 6y ago

    What about barley/oats? I read on a swedish website for ethanol production that it's a formidable biofuel crop, if not only because it can grow even on the worst suited kinds of lands. BTW, I wanted to get into the biofuel busines
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    by aliswe 6y ago

    Just a nitpick, extraordinary claims normally do not require extraordinary evidence. For example, to gather evidence that, for example, there is a man who could run for 50mph in short bursts, it would require nothing but ordinary evidence.
18. 798.▲
    by aliswe 6y ago

    How is this low effort? Probably tens of hours went into this.
19. 799.▲
    by aliswe 6y ago

    This is very nice, seeing the Java support makes me optimistic about .NET.
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    by aliswe 6y ago

    Sorry mate, that got misspelled. Yes, I agree with you an all those points, but to totally disregard the fact that the person is of chinese origin and a former chinese citizen is not giving the whole picture. In the case of Isaak, people in
21. 801.▲
    by aliswe 6y ago

    It's not like he is wholly unrelated to China, though. This is kinda similar to Davit Isak and probably numerous other people
22. 802.▲
    by aliswe 6y ago

    Could you elaborate on your first point? What kind of stuff was added?
23. 803.▲
    by aliswe 6y ago

    I believe his point is built upon the fact that his MAC is hashed and therefore his data is able to be traced back to him
24. 804.▲
    by aliswe 6y ago

    A very strange and especially grumpy take on it. Why is he so frustrated, why does he care that much?
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    by aliswe 6y ago

    Depending on how they handled that, maybe those incidents should speak for DO, not against them.
26. 806.▲
    by aliswe 6y ago

    Are you seriously alleging that NOT implementing a "stop resources when I sleep/am not around" feature amounts to price gouging?
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    by aliswe 6y ago

    I would regard it as a fairly new problem actually, the same age as the "developer resources on a per-minute basis" phenomenon.
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    by aliswe 6y ago

    If I put it this way ... Don't you think that a password manager entering your password into a hidden input sounds a little strange?
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    by aliswe 6y ago

    The article repeatedly references Skyrim. Are the games related?
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    by aliswe 6y ago

    Thanks for the downvotes... They are my medals for trying to be positive in this space!