djedipus

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   by djedipus 10y ago

   ?? Would you be more likely I make the jump if C# had more of F# features or less likely. I wouldn't hold my breath for anything approaching parity.
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   by djedipus 10y ago

   Assuming equal likelihood of success for product and library. It may feel that way to us but there is a survivability bias embedded in that assumption. I'd hazard a guess and say incremental value add per unit of effort is greater for
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   by djedipus 10y ago

   They're waiting for their files to be unlocked
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   by djedipus 10y ago

   I think it’s more about not appreciating experience enough as opposed to discriminating against age. I’m 31 with 13 years professional experience. I’ve worked as an employee, contractor and as a single person start-up. Last year I interview
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   by djedipus 10y ago

   This is based on a history of recessions. Unfortunately this one is different (really)... We've never had interest rates so low for so long. It's possible, and I consider it likely, that those younger will be even more affected. C
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   by djedipus 10y ago

   In defense of SAML for enterprise customers. I built an enterprise site that needed SSO to work for a number of different enterprises. I tried 3rd party solutions, ping fedeate, Auth0, Azure etc. and these were nightmares to configure and g