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by polygotdomain 7y ago
Each WeWork office has an SPE that's just for that lease. Every landload wants WeWork on the lease, but won't get it, as WeWork tends to have significant leverage with either the space that they're going after or the desire
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by polygotdomain 7y ago
I'm not trying to crap on Wiedefeld, but all he's doing is what every one knew/knows needs to be done, it's just that no one else before him would actually do it because it's a very tough pill to swallow. Turns out
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by polygotdomain 7y ago
This bill would be of no benefit to anyone other than the companies requesting the patents (well, maybe the lawyers for said companies too). There would be no benefit to society, as the patents would be used to extract profits from patient
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by polygotdomain 7y ago
WPF definitely requires "drinking the Kool-aid". For WinForms Devs, it might be tough to swallow, but it's good medicine. The state of WinForms development before was not sustainable and incredibly challenging with large app
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by polygotdomain 7y ago
>I have spent enough of my life untangling a mess of views that create performance problems to doubt that views are maintainable. Just like concepts like inheritance can be a burden when overused, views can be overused as well. Like inh
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by polygotdomain 7y ago
> It's hard to do that in sql in a maintainable way <cough>Views</cough>
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by polygotdomain 7y ago
>The actual length of a coastline is infinite when measured with an infinitesimally small measuring stick. >In actuality, the concept of an infinite fractal is not applicable to a coastline; as progressively more accurate measurement
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by polygotdomain 8y ago
You could say the same about COBOL. Just because it's "dead" doesn't mean that businesses don't have tens to hundreds of thousands to even millions of lines of code hanging around in these "dead" language
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by polygotdomain 8y ago
Viewing code as a liability does not make it worse, as not all code as the same level of liability associated with it. I'd much rather have double the lines of code if it yielded a code base that was more maintainable, easier to reaso
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by polygotdomain 8y ago
I'm coming back to this late, but I think you've missed the point. >I could make up a salary for myself, but it would kind of be pulled out of thin air. The exact value of your salary doesn't matter, it matters that you&#x
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by polygotdomain 8y ago
>Maybe I should have worded it differently. I meant "hidden" in the sense that the chart I showed didn't reflect it because that only showed my business expenses. Salaries are a business expense. If you hired a second pro
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by polygotdomain 8y ago
Its far more complicated than that. Most of the owners of these properties are institutional, not individuals or small groups. They are far more concerned about the valuation of the real estate than it's cash flow. The cashflow side
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by polygotdomain 8y ago
Thanks. That makes a lot of sense. So while testing a given class, it may have some dependencies, but those may be external resources (a DB, an API, etc), or internal ones. It sounds like the recommendation is only to mock where those ex
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by polygotdomain 8y ago
>tests that run like shit off a shiny shovel, because everything is mocked, meaning that nothing is actually tested. Can you expand on this a bit? I've always worked under the impression that tests should be focused on testing a nar