chrshawkes

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by chrshawkes 10y ago
I don't believe it works outside of using EF. Last I checked no database drivers existed for .NET Core for MySQL and PostgreSQL. For that reason I've stuck to Django.
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by chrshawkes 10y ago
Will they also rewrite it from Node to .NET core?
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by chrshawkes 10y ago
you work at hubspot with that ridiculous terminology? 1 + 1 = 2 period.
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by chrshawkes 10y ago
If you're so crafty at sifting through candidates to resort to FizzBuzz to help you do it, why do you have to copy and paste FizzBuzz, why not come up with something original?
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by chrshawkes 10y ago
how would a GitHub portfolio of problem solving projects and contributions not show that? I can't think of any better way.
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by chrshawkes 10y ago
precisely the reasons why I use Django.
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by chrshawkes 10y ago
Am I the only one surprised people actually use Bing at all?
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by chrshawkes 11y ago
It was a good thought too. I've known about Groupon and Living Social for years, but have heard too many stories about the businesses they supposedly work for frowning upon customers that attempt to use the coupons. Restaurants puttin
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by chrshawkes 11y ago
It almost feels that way about a lot of projects, even the ones sponsored by companies from Google down to the small fish.
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by chrshawkes 11y ago
"If you're ever writing code like this, please reevaluate your career in software development." That's a pretty nasty comment to make about anyone in this industry over a simple for loop.
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by chrshawkes 11y ago
Salon is a known rag sheet. I'm surprised nobody has mentioned this.
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by chrshawkes 11y ago
I think what he's implying, is becoming a unicorn in of itself is more about who you know rather than what you can do.
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by chrshawkes 11y ago
Try crawling around in asbestos filled attics or rat infested crawl spaces for 12 bucks an hour. Programming is much easier than so many professions I've had in the past it's absolutely unbelievable.
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by chrshawkes 11y ago
That describes just about every high ranking regular on this site. It's a circle of big headed fellows who pat each other on the back, if you're in said circle, or down vote to eternity if you're not.
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by chrshawkes 11y ago
Where is an example of this on Ubuntu? possibly a .NET site running on Ubuntu?
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by chrshawkes 11y ago
Where is an example of this. I write Node and Django on Linode since they provide great service, have a lot of flexibility and don't have extravagant and hard to predict prices for a VPS. It seems I have no options of running a C# we
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by chrshawkes 11y ago
you must work for shopify, si? Volusion is pretty good too.
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by chrshawkes 11y ago
Just stating my opinion, not trying to troll. I said "C like" because it is very much different than any C like language I'm used to. Dropbox was using Python as a main technology stack not that long ago so I'm not all t
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by chrshawkes 11y ago
Go brings some good things to the table, yes. I've seen it's popularity rise in recent years, but it seems to be rising slowly. There are a ton of companies that can be listed for almost every technology. Node is another technol
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by chrshawkes 11y ago
maybe not specific to language, but compared to projects like Angular, React etc... Go has much less traction. Swift is a new language and is already much more widely used.
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by chrshawkes 11y ago
I'd say after 6 years adoption rate has been rather lackluster
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by chrshawkes 11y ago
React.JS is the best
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by chrshawkes 11y ago
this is bogus, the company I work for has put 10% into my 401k for 10 years now. I'm effectively saving 15% of my income every year.