frogfuzion

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by frogfuzion 10y ago
purple is the point.
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
I was so amazed at the load time of this site! They are on to something...
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
I think what he is saying is that the media has painted the Republican Party as the party of homogeneity that supports the majority of people here (typically Caucasian and older). Recently it also portrays them as wanting to scale back cer
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
Oh great. As if there isn't already enough to further entrench the two party system.
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
Not you, the solo developer, but maybe a team at BigCo currently running their own datacenter or a hybrid.
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
Harsh. No. I just had no idea and would be honestly curious. Just as I would be of any other job I never knew existed!
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
I think I would thoroughly enjoy job shadowing this person. I'm very curious as to what their day to day activities would be!
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
Until all programming languages coalesce into one super language (ECMAScript 20 in the year 2050), programmers will bash languages and programmers will praise languages. Until that fateful day we must all accept criticism of our favourite l
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
I think its naive to believe that even the most tech savvy are immune to phishing. People get tired, hurried, stressed - and during those moments anyone's guard can be let down.
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
"We have now lots of choices, except the choice that was the default for most of human history: have a boring job, marry, have kids, see the kids have boring jobs themselves, and die." Really? I'd say we have an easier time
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
I'd have to disagree. More and more constrained as compared to what time in history? Video games, and all the media choices available we have are a direct result of not being constrained. And supposing that we are playing more and mor
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
Why is that frightening as opposed to any other older web server code/api that is out there? Or even newer code for that matter?
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
You should seek to understand the importance of older technology and the problems it solved rather than judging the individual for feeling pride in knowing it. If more people did this we wouldn't be solving the same problems over and o
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
Javascript Developer: SPA/PWAs are better! Swift Developer: Native apps are better! Reality: both will be around for a long time and both have their appropriate use cases. At some point they may converge but we are far from it. Also
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
Problems we have and may never be able to solve until a collapse: - Electoral college - YES only a few states decide the president! Everyone else should just stay home! - 2 Party system - LOOOOONG campaigns flood money into the two major p
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
Nice. I remember when I was begging my manager to switch from our classic ASP/JScript/MS SQL/Java Applet stack to .NET and he refused saying that it was not mature enough. Good Times.
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
I think webforms, or JSF, or coldfusion at the time served a critical purpose. In the early 2000s most of the growing web was indeed just forms with state (much of it still is). It's obviously changed much since then with client-side
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
Is it just me or are hello worlds getting much longer - especially on web platforms?
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
I think this is a fair assessment. You can't really say .NET Core carte blanche without these kind of parameters. Especially if the enterprise space is primary on windows servers. I think having an understanding of both would be ide
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
The easiest and quickest way for the Private Equity company to make your business more profitable is through layoffs. They eventually want to sell the company to make a profit for their investors. In many cases this requires layoffs.
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
Maybe the former method would make more sense to use if it were HasCoordinates and returned a Boolean? This way you would get a Boolean if the coordinates exist and would not have to perform validation on the out variables.
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
Isn't there a psychological aspect to this - that if you are on the cutting edge of languages/frameworks, that you believe you will have an edge over everyone else and a chance to be better for a period of time at least? This is
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
Why do you need managers if there is no one to manage.
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
This is legacy. Lunch is usually not included in the US so 8-5 if you take an hour lunch or 8:30 - 5 if you take a half hour lunch.
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
I think Web API was just intended to be a lightweight replacement for RESTful API in WCF. WCF does so much more, the most popular probably being SOAP, but I believe it does much more in the messaging, queue, workflow space as well.
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
Why is Trump the Republican nominee? To answer these questions, we must only look into the mirror.
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
This is exactly why i am apprenticing as an HVAC technician on the side. I dont believe there is longevity in this position over the next 10-20 years.
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by frogfuzion 10y ago
I would probably use this instead: https://dotnet.github.io/
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by frogfuzion 11y ago
I believe the author's tone is what is getting you here. They really should have phrased the comment like "I'm really happy with a C# .NET backend because of a,b,c. What advantages would Go have over this backend to make it
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by frogfuzion 11y ago
Good article. Disconcerting that all of the comments are from men though...

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