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by partisan 9y ago
If I am not mistaken, Visual Studio automatically places an opening brace on the next line. When setting up coding standards, I asked my team not to fight Visual Studio. It generally has good auto-formatting functionality, but even more imp
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by partisan 9y ago
Learn new patterns and languages. Learning and implementing CQRS with Event Sourcing was the big step for me out of the enterprise development slump you describe. Then learning F# and functional programming and implementing the architecture
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by partisan 9y ago
I received an email this weekend saying my statement is ready. Seeing as how I don't use Azure, I decided to log in and check. Apparently, the portal was never really tested with accounts that previously signed for a trial, but are no
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by partisan 9y ago
VSCode for everything though I have been noticing bugs in the C# plugin and I am starting to consider trying Rider for that.
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by partisan 9y ago
Having been offered a profit interest, my lawyer made it very clear that I should not expect a dime from that interest. Why? Well the company could choose to spend until there are no profits. In my case, there was a history of nepotism by t
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by partisan 9y ago
It really would be a better exercise for you to think through how you would actually hold them accountable. What service do they provide, concretely? What are their SLAs? What does your contract with them say? Every service is a contract be
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by partisan 9y ago
You've simply restated the problem. Why not contribute to the discussion? How would you fix Google and Facebook? How would you hold them responsible and accountable? And why?
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by partisan 9y ago
I am speaking specifically about this particular article and the topic it is covering. Whatever assumptions you used to arrive at your conclusions were introduced by the story you wanted to tell. I'd rather you didn't extrapolate
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by partisan 9y ago
The article is placing the blame on Google and Facebook when it should be placed on us, the "consumers" of media. We need to take a look in the mirror and understand who we are and what we want. Ask yourself. Really ask yourself:
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by partisan 9y ago
In my area, the flashing white indicates that there is a red light camera and that you will be photographed if you run the red light. The truth is that the cameras are not always there, but the effect is the same.
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by partisan 9y ago
Not one with downvotes, for better or worse.
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by partisan 9y ago
Merci.
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by partisan 9y ago
Is it weird when people talk about you as if you aren't there? :) A question for you: How do you stay motivated to work on OSS projects over a long term?
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by partisan 9y ago
I would argue that monocultures exist because of it's relation to other existing cultures. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monoculturalism That said, you are right and monoculturalism is not the right term. It
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Ask HN: Monoculture and speech patterns
5 points by partisan 9y ago|9 comments
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by partisan 9y ago
The US unemployment rate is based on the labor participation rate, a measure of the percentage of people who are unemployed and currently looking for work. It does not account for people who are unemployed and not looking for work. There is
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by partisan 9y ago
I paid ~800 for a Dell Chromebook 13 + SSD upgrade and am very happy with it though I might, in retrospect, get a XPS 13 developer edition instead. I am happy with it all the same.
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by partisan 9y ago
Coincidentally, I almost got mowed down yesterday by a girl on a citibike. She made no attempt to slow down and if I hadn't stopped in the crosswalk, she would have hit me. As a native New Yorker, I am weary of cars, buses, and trucks,
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by partisan 9y ago
Thanks for that.
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by partisan 9y ago
I'm a big fan of "each one teach one". When we brought on new team members, we had the last arrival show the newest employee the ropes from setting up a workstation and accounts to identifying the right resources when help is
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by partisan 9y ago
What is your stack?
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by partisan 9y ago
> I wonder if sound is finally being weaponized or if it's actually microwaves as others have suggested? Yes, sound has been weaponized. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonic_weapon
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by partisan 9y ago
Anyone else get a spam virus warning pop up on this site? I got one on my iPhone.
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by partisan 9y ago
On the CQRS+ES project I worked on for two years, we were just thinking about the happy path at first before realizing that was a mistake. For your example, here are two approaches depending on your implementation and your tolerance for edg
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by partisan 9y ago
It's the endgame. There's less and less breathable room between the biggest players. That oversized market share turns into profits which turn into power: political and psychological. Most people won't have heard of these inc
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by partisan 9y ago
I've had just about 0 social media activity as well. My wife deleted her account and I meant to as well, but only remember when I get a new friend request, which I promptly ignore. I guess my question is: do you use it minimally or not
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by partisan 9y ago
It is bad advice! Some get burned and some don't, but you have to consider possibilities like personal liability that can take a huge toll on your life. It's all well and good until you find yourself in a tense standoff with a cli
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Ask HN: How does Google Docs do print layouts?
1 points by partisan 9y ago|1 comments
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by partisan 9y ago
As someone going through something very similar, I can say now that when you sign a contract, it is effectively putting into writing how you can be screwed and what happens if your counterparty decides to screw you over. You have to assume
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by partisan 9y ago
This could indicate the need for a company like Airbnb that proactively markets to people who think this way. Markets abhor a vacuum. If companies become political, then they should expect competitors who will use politics as a market diffe

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