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Some Questions I have about Async/Await in .NET(georgestocker.com)
2 points by douche 9y ago|0 comments
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Artificial Ignorance(alexstjohn.com)
2 points by douche 9y ago|0 comments
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LookUp class in C# – have you ever tried it?(hryniewski.net)
3 points by douche 9y ago|0 comments
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by douche 9y ago
> more secular Quebec Really? I would have assumed Quebec would be more religious than the rest of Canada. Catholicism sunk its roots deep there.
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It Works on My Machine(dylanbeattie.net)
1 points by douche 9y ago|0 comments
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Stop overusing interfaces(blog.hovland.xyz)
2 points by douche 9y ago|0 comments
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by douche 9y ago
If you're happy, and you're doing well, getting paid decent, like your coworkers, and are still learning, there's not a whole lot of reason to move, I would say. The grass isn't always greener. If you feel like you'
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by douche 9y ago
Yes, it's that one. It's largely a glorified gap year (s) for Ivy Leaguers en route to law school. They recruited hard at Dartmouth and I knew a score or so who did that for a little while... They don't even require rudimenta
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by douche 9y ago
The 3-person office would be just about enough for one person. Get rid of the interior-facing windows. Make sure the walls and doors are sound-proof. Combine the three desks into one large surface that's big enough to actually work
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by douche 9y ago
My mother is a elementary special ed teacher with thirty years of experience, and in addition to going back to school to get her masters a decade or so ago, regularly takes on student teachers from the local state university. Speaking with
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by douche 9y ago
I always wondered what the counterpart to "pulling the goalie" was...
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How to Know Whether You Are a Real Person or a Simulation(blog.dilbert.com)
22 points by douche 9y ago|0 comments
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by douche 9y ago
They didn't even hit that limit before they sent in the goons in this case, though.
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by douche 9y ago
I bought a medium sized package of Schick Injector razor blades about five years ago. At this rate, that might be a lifetime supply - they don't really get dull, and you can use them almost forever. Granted, I like my beard and don&#x
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Programming newsletters are the future(medium.com)
2 points by douche 9y ago|0 comments
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by douche 9y ago
Agreed. It's a lot of work rewriting an application with hundreds of thousands of lines of code and hundreds of screens every six months to chase the slightly-stale thing in front-end world.
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by douche 9y ago
There's no reason you can't keep using Linq-to-SQL. It's not the new hotness, but it still works just fine. If you're doing SQL Server, I wouldn't see any reason not to use it. I may have Stockholm syndrome, thoug
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by douche 9y ago
I wonder sometimes if, in the quest to make things "interesting" again, we fall into the trap of making the uninteresting things so damned complicated that we find that scut work foisted back on us, because the tooling has become
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by douche 9y ago
I don't think it's the explicit naming that's being ridiculed, it's the bingeing on design patterns and baroque enterprisey design that Java, especially, is infamous for.
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A response to “Why you can't be a good .NET developer” (2016)(ayende.com)
116 points by douche 9y ago|194 comments
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Re: Writing a Time Series Database from Scratch(ayende.com)
2 points by douche 9y ago|0 comments
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by douche 9y ago
Paleontology is built up out of the most tenuous of evidence. Whole pages of children's dinosaur books are extrapolated out from one or two fragmentary skeletons of unfortunate creatures that just happened to die in places where their
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by douche 9y ago
The road to hell is paved with good intentions.
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by douche 9y ago
This is the most dangerous thing about stability control - if you've learned how to drive without it, your instincts are going to be all wrong when it tries to compensate for what it thinks is happening. It's the same problem wit
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by douche 9y ago
Python seems to be sticking around. I suspect that in 50 years, Haskell will still be the up-and coming thing.
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by douche 9y ago
It's also basically a volunteer position. I think they pay gas money to get up to Concord, but that's about it.
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by douche 9y ago
Eh, I'd have to agree that staying in the middle lane and going the speed limit is the smarter thing to do. There are too many badly-designed on-ramps and people that don't understand how merging works for staying in the right la
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by douche 9y ago
Do you have any concept of how many cameras that would take? That's a ludicrous solution.
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by douche 9y ago
As a counterpoint, having mailboxes right next to the road is a great way to wind up with your mailbox absolutely obliterated by the snowplow as it goes by...
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by douche 9y ago
In my experience, I don't see that longer yellow lights really help much - people just keep going through until the light turns red. At least in this state, as long as you have already entered an intersection before the light turns re

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