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In C#, I tend to use the built-in InvalidOperationException class - https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.invalidopera...
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They added a subsystem in Windows that responds to Linux APIs.
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Oracle IS the gorilla, but with their recent pricing/licensing moves, more large orgs are exploring moving to SQL Server, especially ones that are already a Microsoft shop. My company is doing just that.
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11y ago
The debugger for C# works on Windows only (for now, since the Linux/OSX debuggers will need to use gdb or lldb). Debuggers for other languages are supported by extensions. For instance, there's a javascript and Typescript debugger
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And on top of that, he probably understands the tactics the FBI used against civil rights leaders in the 60s and before (and even after).
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Yeah, it doesn't have debugging (of C# on Mac and Linux). I think the GP is referring to Xamarin Studio, which is an ok IDE, but pales in comparison to VS.
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I wouldn't exactly call the author a libertarian mouthpiece[0]. But I wouldn't call her an economist, either. However, if this was truly a libertarian talking point, I would posit that libertarians would see the topic "Diamon
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The change in demand for diamond engagement rings may therefore be explained by an increase in need for such a bond because of the abolition of a cause of action for breach of marriage promise. My guess, having apparently found a reason f
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11y ago
>I regularly see the phrase "race to the bottom" used without understanding of the fact that theoretically it's a good thing when corporations race to the bottom It's not always though. Typically, that race to the bot
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What I've learned about .NET Native
(blog.rendle.io)
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11y ago
Also, so is an individual bluefin tuna (10s of thousands of dollars). The article doesn't state why this matters.
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11y ago
The smells, the cold beer (ballpark beer "tastes" different than regular beer.
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11y ago
Interestingly enough, if you look up guy in a dictionary[0], definition #2 is: > Usually, guys. Informal. persons of either sex; people: > Could one of you guys help me with this? My former (female) boss used to address the mixed-gend
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11y ago
Mobile work with Xamarin here. Using Xamarin Studio. Still, it's nowhere close to the Windows experience with VS and the Xamarin tools there.
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11y ago
Perhaps the person who won the auction will make it public? That would be a great contribution to society!!! /s
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>I believe the word you're looking for is "witch hunt". It's not a witch hunt. Dude's been under investigation for 3 years. The article states this: "The Securities and Exchange Commission, which according t
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They know why it happened. That was the first step. They failed to put an anti-corrosive agent in the water, and it released lead from old pipes into the water supply.
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> ASP.NET 5 / .NET Core stuff - which is the only thing you can deploy cross-platform right now anyway. I understand what you're saying, but it's wrong. You can deploy earlier .NET apps to Linux and OSX via Mono, and get 9
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Too bad the Elm site is down - http://elm-lang.org .
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Why .NET?
(engineering.gopangea.com)
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Open Source .NET – 1 year later
(mattwarren.org)
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Visual Studio Update 1 RTM
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Why Microsoft's .NET Core is the future of its development platform
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Fellow agnostic here, with religious friends and family. I've asked my dad this before (Catholic), and his response was (paraphrasing): Of course those stories are parables. There wasn't really a literal burning bush. But, whether
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Mono is different than Xamarin. Xamarin works on and supports Mono, but it's not their core product. Their core product is the Xamarin Platform, which is what you're talking about.
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Online US fantasy sports wagering is booming, but it’s at a crossroads
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They go to salons :). (Joking.)
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So, what does this offer over Slack, besides being open-source? I see no mention of any actual features, besides basic chat features.
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The article is pointing out (I think) that since C# and F# are such different paradigms, they have different best practices for handling invalid states. F# has these best practices built in to its type system. The way the author is coding t
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The point was that if they don't follow regulations, how can we expect corporations to act ethically if they're deregulated?
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