macca321

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by macca321 7y ago
Now I know how people felt when they told me C# was adding features so quickly they couldn't keep up.
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by macca321 7y ago
Betrayal In Krondor, surely?
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by macca321 7y ago
https://theweekly.co.uk/ap2/index.html
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by macca321 7y ago
Thanks, that looks great!
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by macca321 7y ago
I'd be really interested in the ability to put in probability ranges for cell values and run monte-carlo simulations to get the final values (Excel+montecarlo has been a pet idea of mine for years but I haven't got the time to do
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by macca321 7y ago
You can definitely do this with fiddler. Very nice to use in conjunction with xip.io also
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by macca321 7y ago
I really struggled to use it, this approach looks a bit more straightforward.
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by macca321 7y ago
'the world' is not people already using another flavour of c#. Why isn't .NET taking over from python/node-with-typescript projects?
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by macca321 7y ago
If that's your intent (free, in perpetuity), why not release it under Apache or GPL or something?
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by macca321 7y ago
Perhaps for the lower carbon output?
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by macca321 7y ago
For some reason I really like hitting the 'submit' button via the touchscreen after filling out a web form.
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by macca321 7y ago
I had an idea years ago using a webcam and the 'blood under fingernail' to have a trackpadless-trackpad (i.e. same as this project but on your table). Maybe some time-rich person will fork it and do so.
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by macca321 7y ago
Jeff's blog is really great btw., especially the Towards Moore's Law series.
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by macca321 7y ago
https://bullet-train.io/ looks promising
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What's the MVP for “The Platform Team”
1 points by macca321 7y ago|1 comments
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by macca321 7y ago
You can get a pretty reasonable facsimile using some libraries I made: Discriminated unions: https://github.com/mcintyre321/OneOf and One line value objects: https://github.com/mcintyre321/ValueOf
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by macca321 7y ago
... and exhaustive matching: https://github.com/mcintyre321/OneOf I'm not saying it's as good as writing F#, or that C# shouldn't include these features of course.
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by macca321 7y ago
One line data types https://github.com/mcintyre321/ValueOf
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by macca321 7y ago
What a grim mindset. OTOH I really underachieved at uni by not taking it seriously, and the whole system would fall apart if everyone had behaved like me.
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by macca321 7y ago
You actually don't need to honour the links. If a client gets a 410 when following a stored link, they can always find the new url for the resource by following links from the parent resource (this is recursive, all the way back to the
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by macca321 7y ago
https://www.levels.fyi/
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by macca321 7y ago
Not too good for london
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by macca321 7y ago
Yes but you still need to moderate your behaviour (and experience fear) around the police in a way not necessary in other countries.
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by macca321 7y ago
It's a fallacy that GWT has to be at the browser automation level. And it's a lot easier to understand the point of a test if it's got GWT comments interspersed with the code.
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by macca321 7y ago
What's tricky is when that lambda doesn't have a documented contract with the systems it talks to, doesn't have end to end integration tests, has a unique build pipeline, requires manual infrastructure creation and there are
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by macca321 8y ago
There's a huge element when working with SPA developers of reinventing the wheels that the browser and HTTP provide.
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by macca321 8y ago
And if that doesn't make sense, read: https://8thlight.com/blog/jason-desrosiers/2018/05/30/the-hy...
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REST APIs must be hypertext-driven(roy.gbiv.com)
1 points by macca321 8y ago|1 comments
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by macca321 8y ago
and https://8thlight.com/blog/jason-desrosiers/2018/05/30/the-hy... if you are wondering what that means
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by macca321 8y ago
https://roy.gbiv.com/untangled/2008/rest-apis-must-be-hypert...

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