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by shaydoc 15y ago
thanks for taking the time to have a listen, I agree with you on getting them produced a bit better also!
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by shaydoc 15y ago
I love audacity, it started me and my bro off on our music recording road. My bro recently produced his album with it! "Shaky Horse" http://declandoherty.bandcamp.com/
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by shaydoc 15y ago
Good to see d3.js on the Hacker News first page, I have recently been looking at this, just because it looks so cool. One of the triggers for me investigating this library, is that I have been looking at some ideas for creating nice visuali
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by shaydoc 15y ago
I am not past anything, I am just saying this paradigm is now kinda defunct to me. I would prefer to work a little differently. No doubt MVC facilitates all of the above, if you favour strongly typed, then that's good, continue that way, bu
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by shaydoc 15y ago
I seen this and I downloaded it earlier this week, it wouldn't build straight off, there were bugs in the script references, also EntityFramework 4.1 wouldn't resolve for me locally (had to add web.config ) , etc, not a great start (no bigg
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by shaydoc 15y ago
Personally from an ASP.NET perspective, its the same. To me ASP.NET is done. Mixing in server side with client side UI is just wrong, they should be decoupled completely. I want to build a html5/js/css UI. I want to keep it clean and I want
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by shaydoc 15y ago
content is king! as it always has been. If you have fresh, unique content about your passion, damn sure there are a stack other people looking to find out that information. As cheesey as it sounds,I personally think you are better off not
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by shaydoc 15y ago
very well said.
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by shaydoc 15y ago
As far as IDE's I have found JSLint in jsfiddle.net ( http://jsfiddle.net/shaydoc/geQvz/ ) handy, else I've just got reacquainted with the javascript way and been developing in notepad. Google Chrome has fantastic developer tools as already
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by shaydoc 15y ago
bcrypt it is...
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by shaydoc 15y ago
what bank do you work for, looney tunes acme bank ? Did your "senior programmer" dude never hear of salt and SHA1-Hash, fairly trivial to do ?
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by shaydoc 15y ago
I find that the less time you spend programming, more time solutioning the better developer you become. reading and learning how other folk are solutioning is where its at for me. anyone can program, not everyone can design a good solution
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by shaydoc 15y ago
ORM's tend to suck, easy way out. delegating control to a custom ORM says to me, OK give me performance issues. Design your Domain model, keep it simple at the DAL and use Stored Procedures, easy life, ultimate flexibility.
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by shaydoc 15y ago
Its a basic error. Tech Architect should be seeing this in milliseconds. Its a total design flaw. Should not be going straight to SQL with just paramters in a querystring, there should at least be authenticated user account verification ch