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by vyrotek 6y ago
Many more great .NET folks to follow on this list as well. https://twitter.com/i/lists/120961876
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by vyrotek 6y ago
I loved Return to Zork. But I only finished by cheating. Want some rye?
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by vyrotek 6y ago
In Italy many are worried about "colpo d'aria" (blast of air) which they blame for all sorts of health problems. They also dislike ice in their drinks and think eating/swallowing some will hurt you too. I'm not cert
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by vyrotek 6y ago
No DST is definitely something I love about living in Phoenix.
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by vyrotek 6y ago
I enjoyed the article. I found thesw parts particularly interesting. "We are officially AB: After Bandwidth. And for the entire history of NYC (and the world) until now, we were BB: Before Bandwidth. Remote learning, remote meetings, r
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by vyrotek 6y ago
There's a VS Code extension to view and edit them. Perhaps that works on Linux? https://github.com/hediet/vscode-drawio
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by vyrotek 6y ago
I think it's great 8ish+ months! Very hot right now but it's what kept things great. But I think more people are starting to trade bitter cold Minnesota winters for hot summers. It's also a quick hop back to California when n
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by vyrotek 6y ago
Thought I'd share the Alpha test announcement. I've enjoyed following Ben Adams for years and watching the progress on AoA and their contributions/insight to .NET Core performance. https://twitter.com/ben_a_ad
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Age of Ascent – PVP Public Alpha UTC 7PM(ageofascent.com)
2 points by vyrotek 6y ago|1 comments
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by vyrotek 6y ago
I'm surprised no one has mentioned Phoenix yet. Folks are definitely flooding in that's for sure. Housing prices were already climbing for years but now they're rocketing. Maricopa County is the fastest growing in the US.
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by vyrotek 6y ago
I really love the idea and have been waiting for more apps to support these features! That said, I'm a little concerned about the business model. What's preventing the popular (and sometimes free) platforms such as https:/&#
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by vyrotek 6y ago
And here's where they were in 2016 https://nickcraver.com/blog/2016/02/17/stack-overflow-the-ar...
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.NET Conf: Focus on Microservices (Stream Today)(focus.dotnetconf.net)
1 points by vyrotek 6y ago|0 comments
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by vyrotek 6y ago
Microsoft's new Terminal is really customizable https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/windows-terminal-...
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3M Simpsons Screencaps(frinkiac.com)
2 points by vyrotek 6y ago|0 comments
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by vyrotek 6y ago
This! So many native/web apps have APIs which are only consumed by that app and are over architected chasing "REST". Just make an endpoint for the data you're fetching and move on! There are so many apps that go from fun
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by vyrotek 6y ago
I think more video conferencing apps needs to have simple games available like https://team.video does. Basically there's a new Scrabble game available for each meeting which you can play whenever. We have found ourselves u
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When microservices fail (Google Sheets Collection)(microservices.fail)
3 points by vyrotek 6y ago|0 comments
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by vyrotek 6y ago
There's www.humio.com
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by vyrotek 6y ago
Something like this? https://futurism.com/robot-waiters-paralysis
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by vyrotek 6y ago
Saw your comment and then this request. Was sad to see no responses. "volunteers fighting to end solitary confinement, with symbols of freedom" http://photorequestsfromsolitary.org/123-2/
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by vyrotek 6y ago
Agreed! A SPA using an RPC API usually makes the most sense. I've wasted so much time over my career trying to jam functional concepts into REST resources for little gain. I really like the idea of each app getting it's own specia
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gRPC-Web for .NET now available(devblogs.microsoft.com)
1 points by vyrotek 6y ago|0 comments
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by vyrotek 6y ago
Spaghetti over HTTP That must make meatballs the DBs and parmesan the JS frameworks.
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by vyrotek 6y ago
Those queries are definitely convenient early on but eventually you shouldn't be making those against that system and instead aggregate the data into warehouse. Technically, there are DBs that let you do cross shard queries. See Azure
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by vyrotek 6y ago
We used this successfully at my company many years ago when it was first released. Even automated updates through DevOps. Have there been any recent big changes that have improved it? Been looking at it again.
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by vyrotek 6y ago
How did you roll out DB schema changes to everyone? I've used Azure Elastic DB do something similar through DevOps in the past.
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by vyrotek 6y ago
Hi neighbor
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by vyrotek 7y ago
Definitely not like this in the US. Usually some of paperwork you sign when joining a large company are agreements that the company practically owns anything you do/invent/think while employed. Basically assume it's all their
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Coyote – A programming framework for building reliable asynchronous software(github.com)
4 points by vyrotek 7y ago|0 comments

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