heynickc

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   by heynickc 9y ago

   SEEKING WORK Location: MD, USA Remote: Yes Technologies: C#, F#, .NET Core, ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET Core, SQL Server, TeamCity, Akka.NET, Domain-Driven Design, Event Sourcing, CQRS Websites: https://buildplease.com , http:/&#x
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   by heynickc 10y ago

   https://buildplease.com
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   by heynickc 11y ago

   +1 for Meetings! Also: Conference calls Being treated like garbage (by incompetent people) 700 line loops dbo.v_TheFirstTimeIMadeThisView followed by dbo.v_TheFirstTimeIMadeThisView_1 (referencing dbo.v_TheFirstTimeIMadeThisView)
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   by heynickc 11y ago

   I think we have an innate fear of losing things forever and that's why we sometimes let information/advice overload inundate us - we're afraid that if we don't read that blog post, that we're going to miss out on a
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   by heynickc 11y ago

   Day job: Software Engineer (.NET) for a manufacturing company working on custom line of business apps. Side Projects: A blog where I tackle topics that junior/mid-level software engineers might like to learn more about.
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   by heynickc 11y ago

   Gotcha. You might also be able to search around Mapbox's Github repos https://github.com/mapbox for a good library, or at least some good examples.
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   by heynickc 11y ago

   It's been a while since I looked into this myself, but I used to do a lot of GIS work and have a lot of experience with the tools for doing this kind of analysis. Doing a quick search around for a general purpose algorithm for the &qu
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   by heynickc 11y ago

   I've been using Yast https://www.yast.com/ for about 5 years now and I still love the simplicity.
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   by heynickc 11y ago

   Yea I've wondered that myself. I picked up a book a while back called "Data Science for Business" http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920028918.do Something that stood out to me was their discussion abo
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    by heynickc 11y ago

    I haven't actually built a cube myself, but I support a few right now. My boss, who built ours, always refers me to Ralph Kimball's "The Microsoft Data Warehouse Toolkit" (you mentioned Oracle, so maybe there are synony