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by pbz 6y ago
May wanna read that again...
32.
by pbz 6y ago
And drowning in a sea of complexity...
33.
by pbz 6y ago
It's free in all the ways
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by pbz 6y ago
"If I use an ORM, I have to give the SQL account the client application is using more-or-less carte-blanche access to the database as it could conceivable read from or write to anywhere in the database through arbitrary SQL" You c
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by pbz 6y ago
As in 10% reduction?
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by pbz 6y ago
For those saying that "master" as used in git has nothing to do with master/slave: Git was made to replace bitkeeper which had (has?) the concepts of master/slave repositories: https://github.com/bitkeepe
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by pbz 6y ago
Then how do you explain the tic tac that looks like a solid object?
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by pbz 6y ago
What's fascinating (and scary) to me is the number of people who selectively look at some of the evidence, come up with an explanation, ignore the rest of the evidence, and then call it "case closed". All while mocking anyone
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by pbz 6y ago
This is not what the pilots saw and it was daytime.
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by pbz 7y ago
Seems to me like you have it backwards. The reason you even got a chance to click on it is because they wrote it that way. If they didn't, it wouldn't be as visible in Google = nobody would see it. When most websites do this (to s
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by pbz 7y ago
The licensed engineer puts their stamp on that work? If anything happens the licensed engineer is on the hook.
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by pbz 7y ago
Dragging the current line arrow back (on the left side panel by the numbers) works for me; works in VS too btw
43.
by pbz 7y ago
The new "something is not null" check in C#8 is "something is object/set"; for example: if (x is {})
44.
by pbz 7y ago
I suppose if you choose to not take a salary you're not making anything, right?
45.
by pbz 7y ago
Bezos makes about $2,500 per second... Within a minute he makes more than most ever make in a year ($150,000)
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by pbz 8y ago
What are they replacing it with?
47.
by pbz 8y ago
How about this? 1) you go to vote with your voting card 2) you get a paper printout of your vote 3) the voting machine then broadcasts your vote (only IDs) to N independent checkers; this makes your vote public but anonymous 4) later you ch
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by pbz 8y ago
Naming is not (that) hard. What's usually hard is ignoring the ego that tells us to leave a mark or that we know better than others; i.e. putting your self before the whole.
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by pbz 8y ago
LINQ to SQL is a dead end. Look into LINQ to DB https://github.com/linq2db/linq2db which is way faster than LINQ to SQL ever was (faster than even Dapper). If you must you could give EF a try, but stay away from LINQ t
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by pbz 9y ago
"It contains factors like gender, age, occupation etc and the car, which is the highlight here." -- also a big portion of it is your credit score, which, in my opionion, should not be a factor, but it is...
51.
by pbz 9y ago
I recommend you take a look at LINQ to DB ( https://github.com/linq2db/linq2db ) instead of EF.
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by pbz 10y ago
Currently, yes, but I was giving suggestions in case they want to branch out. They asked a few times on Twitter what a developer would like in a laptop. The wish list reflects that. Unfortunately, I couldn't find something that would c
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by pbz 10y ago
If they're reading this, here's my wishlist: 1) 15.6 inch laptop (14 is too small, especially with those bezels). 2) As thin of a bezel as possible (see XPS) 3) Camera on top! I don't want to show my fingers in conference cal
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by pbz 10y ago
To be fair, that feature is in the next version of C#; not release yet.
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by pbz 10y ago
Greenwald has been at the Intercept for quite some time now: https://theintercept.com/staff/glenn-greenwald/
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by pbz 10y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-eXUnZrykDY
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by pbz 10y ago
Why is vscode showing up twice? Once under "Microsoft" and then under "microsoft". The numbers to the right are different too.
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by pbz 10y ago
For gaming too? From what I read Quadro cards are pretty weak when it comes to games. I wish Dell would offer GeForce as an option; not everyone interested in a workstation wants Quadro.
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by pbz 10y ago
The task is to draw a thinking cat. You can complete this task in a million different ways. What you (should) get judged on is the technique used. Does it look like a cat, are the shadows properly drawn, are the proportions of the cat in or
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by pbz 10y ago
https://pedestrianobservations.wordpress.com/2013/06/03/comp... Not exactly Tokyo, but in Seoul between $43m/km and $87m/km, Hong Kong $586m/km, Singapore $600m/km.

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