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by fbomb 12y ago
The talk is here: https://skillsmatter.com/skillscasts/4971-domain-driven-desi...
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by fbomb 12y ago
Damn! I got a little excited when I read it as HeathKit!
33.
by fbomb 12y ago
A lot more since I learned to avoid getting sucked into internet discussions. Aaaw... Damn it!
34.
by fbomb 12y ago
No. Actually it's C++. A very different language.
35.
by fbomb 12y ago
I stopped reading after the very first rule: Any one function (or method) will contain no more than 200 logical source lines of code. Seriously?
36.
by fbomb 12y ago
14 days too late.
37.
by fbomb 13y ago
The BFG is still a better weapon.
38.
by fbomb 13y ago
Why do they all look like the astronauts made the suits themselves out of duct tape?
39.
by fbomb 13y ago
I always thought that meant "stop doing what you're doing" (cease) and "don't do it again afterwards" (desist).
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by fbomb 13y ago
When you name a product, you should always say it out loud to several people so that you realize it when it sounds like "nuisance."
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by fbomb 13y ago
Relational Algebra is about executing the query. Relational Calculus is about formulating the query in the first place. Unless you copy-paste all your SQL code, you wind up using Relational Calculus. I would agree that most developers don&#
42.
by fbomb 13y ago
The irony here is that you mention SQL (the language of Relational Calculus) and in the same sentence claim that math is unnecessary.
43.
by fbomb 13y ago
I know what you mean. I wound up getting rid of my collection of Byte, Dr. Dobbs, Popular Electronics, etc. years ago. I can still remember when a new issue arrived, how I would carefully read every single word, including the ads.
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by fbomb 13y ago
It would look like this: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-3tm-HcBGarA/UcrM64NIFtI/AAAAAAAADb...
45.
by fbomb 13y ago
All it needs is a spellchecker ;-)
46.
by fbomb 13y ago
Don't be silly. It was revealed on The Big Bang Theory that Siri is a smoking hot redhead! ;-)
47.
by fbomb 13y ago
I always have to smile when someone calls themselves a "coder" (especially when they smugly call themselves a "real coder"). It wasn't that long ago, in the era of big iron, that coder meant something else entirely.
48.
by fbomb 13y ago
That's not what I had pictured at all ;-)
49.
by fbomb 13y ago
For me, no templates + no exceptions = DOA.
50.
by fbomb 13y ago
Why not?
51.
by fbomb 13y ago
of course a C-sharp is equivalent to a D-flat :-)
52.
by fbomb 13y ago
It's worse than that for clothes sizes. Manufacturer A's large is not necessarily the same as manufacturer B's large.
53.
by fbomb 14y ago
Most of these books are neither free nor have anything to do with programming.
54.
by fbomb 14y ago
I got 17 out of 20. I just picked the ones that looked better to me.
55.
by fbomb 14y ago
Biologically, you'll be a different person in much less time :-)
56.
by fbomb 14y ago
"Validations are conducted blind, on a fee-for-service basis." Seems like a potential conflict of interest there.
57.
by fbomb 14y ago
Just because you win an argument doesn't mean that you are right.
58.
by fbomb 14y ago
What happened to iPods?
59.
by fbomb 14y ago
So when will Objective-Semicolon and Semicolon.NET be available?
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by fbomb 15y ago
1978. Two years later, I had managed to save up enough money to actually buy a computer kit and run the stuff I had written.

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