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lloydatkinson
7y ago
OK I was agreeing with the "More functional programming, less OOP, or if OOP then less design patterns" part but then "if possible no documentation or tests". What the hell is that? You want people to not write tests or
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lloydatkinson
7y ago
Good????? That smell is absolutely disgusting and I have to actively avoid breathing through my nose.
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lloydatkinson
7y ago
Mac only? Really.
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lloydatkinson
7y ago
RIP RedHat, and probably CentOS and Fedora too... eventually.
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lloydatkinson
7y ago
It feels like every time I get round to doing a project with a Pi they create a new one with literally no indication or advertising. Suddenly out of the blue a new one appears.
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lloydatkinson
7y ago
And in that 20 years you haven't encountered custom elements/web components, etc, etc?
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lloydatkinson
7y ago
Same here. His book (there's now a second edition!) is excellent. I've found few authors that publish articles that resonate with me as much as Mark. He's on a couple of episodes of .NET Rocks podcast too, definetly worth a l
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lloydatkinson
8y ago
Almost an exact copy of the UK governments version of this: https://design-system.service.gov.uk/
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lloydatkinson
8y ago
I'm sorry but blaming the tools for that HTML encoded mess you've got there is just wrong. Pass the values from the parent component.
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lloydatkinson
8y ago
Are you being serious or trolling? How on earth can you consider PUTTY's only copy/paste functionality of "Copy literally the whole fucking screen to the clipboard" as better than Windows 10's actual copy/paste
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lloydatkinson
8y ago
It also has a terrible UI, considering it's a 19 year old product that seeminly never gets updated. 1) The IP input field is a text box; meaning I can type in 24324.3453.546.12321 and there's no mask. 2) Weird mess of modal and no
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lloydatkinson
9y ago
> so if Microsoft and the .NET Foundation can get .NET Core to be feature compatible with .NET Standard What? It literally already is, all the time. If anything it's full .NET that lags behind standard often.
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lloydatkinson
9y ago
Why does everyone keep alluding to this replacing kafka? If anything this is more similar to RabbitMQ.
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lloydatkinson
9y ago
> as Windows mind share goes down. These quotes always amuse me. Maybe in your particular developer bubble this might be true, but in the real world its Windows everywhere.
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lloydatkinson
10y ago
jesus christ hacker news has a fucking erection for anything anti-uber, get over yourselves, they provide a taxi service that actually helps people
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lloydatkinson
10y ago
What a crappy title. Why isn't it "Vivaldi browser releases calendar view mode for history"?
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lloydatkinson
10y ago
Then you are an arsehole, plain and simple.
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lloydatkinson
10y ago
Deadly airstrikes? no shit
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lloydatkinson
10y ago
I'll believe it when I see it.
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lloydatkinson
10y ago
Really not sure what there is to find confusing. It's just a runtime with currently terrible tooling. 99% of what you write on full .NET is going to be the same on core.