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by m0zzie 10y ago
They remind me of the Delphi / Pascal days, which is no surprise since Anders Hejlsberg was the chief architect behind Turbo Pascal & Delphi and is the father of C#.
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by m0zzie 10y ago
I suspect most people using C# don't see this issue because they're using an IDE that tells them about methods which are never called.
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by m0zzie 10y ago
Yeah I'd say it's significantly better than it was 6 months ago. It's my go-to every time now. Very occasionally still get a driver that isn't great (no different to Uber) but I just rate them and move along. I do still
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by m0zzie 10y ago
We are seeing the exact same thing here in Australia. An app called GoCatch which was a taxis-only app for around 5 years but moved into the ride share market last year. It used to be very difficult to get one of their cars in Sydney, but n
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by m0zzie 12y ago
So I fired up a doobie, and between flicking the lighter and firing the rubber bands, "fire an event" seemed like the phrase to use. There's something strangely surreal and downright awesome about reading this comment from
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by m0zzie 12y ago
That's right, Brazil, Russia and China still have huge amounts of Delphi developers. To a lesser extent so do South Africa and Australia. Would you believe me if I told you I currently work in a software house whose main suite of desk
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by m0zzie 12y ago
I agree with most of what you've said, except for it being light years ahead of Delphi. I used both tools extensively in both a hobbyist and professional capacity from 1997 onward (VB 5, Delphi 3) and I couldn't say that one tool
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by m0zzie 13y ago
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