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How Do You Fix an Impossible Bug?
(exceptionnotfound.net)
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10y ago
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Partial application is dependency injection
(blog.ploeh.dk)
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10y ago
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douche
10y ago
Hint: Move to the backend. Building the APIs that crunch SQL into JSON for the react/angular/fad of the week folks to consume is much easier, and the half-life of your framework and language knowledge can be measured in years, not
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douche
10y ago
> only if you don't have enterprise customers. Those will continue to run IE11 for the foreseeable future as IE11 will remain supported in Windows 10 until 2025. We're still supporting IE9... It was a glorious day when we could
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douche
10y ago
I've worked blue-collar industrial jobs for $10/hour, sweating under a hardhat and breathing ash. I've cut wood for less money than that hourly, sucking diesel and two-stroke fumes, bathing in sweat in the summer and freezing
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Performance comparison of (relational) embedded databases for .NET
(diericx.net)
3 points
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10y ago
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douche
10y ago
If you can't write code, please flyings Spaghetti monster don't try. I've wasted too much time trying to fix shit people have left broken
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douche
10y ago
Using anything besides plain soaps is a little bit suspect.
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douche
10y ago
We got hit with the zepto virus a while back. It's resulted in a least 10x the inconvenience, since we have had to deal with a third party anti-virus, and all of the inconveniences and bugs those introduced
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douche
10y ago
Raising shibolleths about attacks on minorities is really not an effective strategies
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douche
10y ago
What the hell is this context that you speak of? Defending the country's borders? Defending native industry? Preventing immigration from groups statistically likely to commit terrorist acts?
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douche
10y ago
Its interesting how overreach in executive orders on one side is greeted as business as usual, versus being viewed as grounds for secession when the shoe is on the other foot
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douche
10y ago
Be a not-terrible human being and roll with the punches. Realize that your agenda might not appeal to all of the other people in your nation. Try to understand the people who do not share your worldview and why that is.
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douche
10y ago
Good. Glad to see that the government works once in a while. If the tsa would fold up and go away, I would be the happiest
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douche
10y ago
Fuck those people. I had milk jugs full of used needles when I was a kid, since I had bad allergies and the doctors seemed to think that poking me every week with allergy antigens was a good idea...
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douche
10y ago
Selling the product without that filter could be considered immoral.
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douche
10y ago
How in the hell can a 3d printer produce enough CO to kill people? A shitty woodstove I could believe, or the classic run the car in the garage technique
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douche
10y ago
Being distrustful of doctors is still largely a winning strategy, depending on the area that you distrust them in. Regardless, blind obediance to the dictates of your local GP is a good way to find yourself in a pine box.
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douche
10y ago
That is sort of the whole point, for Comcast.
950.
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douche
10y ago
Comcast is still better than any of the other isps I've dealt with. Admittedly, that's not a high bar - the other option in this area is Time Warner, which makes Comcast seem like fine wine next to Colt 45.
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douche
10y ago
C-130s are one of those super-effective red-haired-stepchilds that are not sexy or exciting but do the job and do it well. Reading about the AC-130s used by the air force as gunships is interesting, and a bit of sand in the eye for the fast
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10y ago
The reason I have a history degree and not a CS degree is because the asinine tie-ins with the mathematics department made it nearly impossible to get back on track if you did not take calculus 1 your freshman fall. I still fume, thinking a
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10y ago
One of the best times in my life was when I was in such a college environment, but instead of going through the grad school and corporate recruiting gauntlet, I opted out and planned on joining the military. I ended up in a software job I f
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10y ago
Please, don't quote things by indenting them. It's unreadable on mobile, the pre tags blow everything out and line wrapping gets all messed up
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douche
10y ago
Alternatively, if you're in one of those not-available states, most IM clients have some kind of facility to publish that availability...
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Using Entity Framework with Legacy Databases
(mitchelsellers.com)
1 points
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10y ago
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Recovering from a Mission Critical Whiff
(blog.ndepend.com)
1 points
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10y ago
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Hey Web Designers, WHY DO YOU HATE ME??
(thegrumpyprogrammer.com)
5 points
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10y ago
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10y ago
Stay away from children. Everyone with children in public schools, or partners that work in schools (there's a lot of software/teacher marriages...) that I work with are almost constantly sick with low-grade colds, flus, and other
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douche
10y ago
Their column container classes/ids are pretty static. I try to keep my custom stylesheet updated to nuke the left and right column sidebars, and expand the actual newsfeed to use the reclaimed width. No more useless trending topics and
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