piaste

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by piaste 10y ago
Voat is run on ASP.NET but it's open source as well: https://github.com/voat
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by piaste 10y ago
for example, it creates git blame/git diff noise when reformatting due to having to update alignment on a bunch of other lines just because you introduced a variable one character longer than the others. If you're working with g
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by piaste 10y ago
Bluetooth keyboards are pretty popular nowadays. Leave them in the bag when you're just reading or emailing (which is most of the time), take them out only when you need to write a lot.
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by piaste 10y ago
I've also heard good things about Eto.Forms.
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by piaste 10y ago
Highly relevant: https://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/about/#banned Seriously! As I make clear on the home page, this site is not targeted at mathematicians or Haskell programmers. It is targeted at the vast numbers of C
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by piaste 10y ago
No, I think there's an essential difference here. The return type of a function is always handled by its direct caller and only by its direct caller. Exceptions are fundamentally different because they aren't necessarily handled b
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by piaste 10y ago
You know how GOTO is real bad? Well, using exceptions for flow control* is basically a thinly disguised GOTO. Also, constructing an exception object, with the full stacktrace etc., is a pretty heavy operation and can cause big performance i
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by piaste 10y ago
"Cowboy coding" already has a distinct meaning - it refers to writing code as fast as possible without concerns for technical debt. The archetypal form of cowbody coding is the copy-and-paste: faster than any code reuse technique,