mmargerum

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   by mmargerum 10y ago

   Sounds like Aurelia might be a nice match. Much less boilerplate
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   by mmargerum 10y ago

   Not many. The only deal breaker I've hit is the inability to return multiple result sets with the built in SQL package. I haven't missed generics that muc, but it would be nice to be able to do things like sorting without implemen
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   by mmargerum 10y ago

   Yup. I've got iOS native code written for iOS 2 still runs like a champ. My 2 year old angular 1 code is looking like a total rewrite.
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   by mmargerum 10y ago

   There's a therapy called IPT Insulin Potentiation Therapy which allows for much lower doses of chemotherapy
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   by mmargerum 10y ago

   Regular cancer cells can use ketones for fuel. Cancer cells, with damaged mitochondria cannot.
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   by mmargerum 10y ago

   The cost and pain of developing software is approximately zero compared to the operational cost of maintaining it over time not my quote
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   by mmargerum 11y ago

   I think "Scab" in this context refers to non union workers employers would bring in to end a strike or bust up a union.
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   by mmargerum 11y ago

   I couldn't agree more here. SQL Server is the only server product from MS I won't move off. I'm running an MS server only to run SQL Server. I would love to use a linux instance.
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   by mmargerum 11y ago

   Doesn't go compile itself now?