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Used a lot of EF in the beginning but the time I have spent looking into magic performance bottlenecks, strange inconsistency bugs and bending my brain to fit a complex query could easily have been spent just writing raw SQL. Writing raw SQL has the added benefit of making your queries about 20x faster too
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I had a lot of hope for the idea of a pure Linux phone. I ponied up for the big crowd funding drive. I wanted it to work. I bought the first bq phone with Ubuntu. I showed it off. Then reality settled in. The apps are mobile website wrappers... which is next to useless and highly annoying. Core apps that everyone i...
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JavaScript as a language has a unique flexibility of programming paradigms that I love. I believe the hate it for JavaScript would be better directed at the collective fucking mess that is the HTML-CSS-JS triumvirate, and the billion loops we must jump through to construct, style and animate the simplest rich web app...
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> Think about this - if wayland uses sockets and shared memory buffers why can't a program sit in between them and forward all the information? Or why can't any compositor send their final buffer to another program? Are you just trolling or are you really that moronic that the fact that things can be achieved _outs...
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Putting the discussion aside for a second: please be extremely careful with any data derived from private, personally identifiable data. It is extremely easy to accidentally leak information even when you think it has been anonymized beyond recognition. You wouldn't write you own crypto without being a cryptography exp...
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cl0wnshoes
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So much this. The best course of action is start as monolithic and pull out (or pull in) micro services as necessary. Jumping straight into 100% micro service architecture is something someone with no real experience with them decides (99% of the time).
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.Net (especially core) has the best development environment at the moment.
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Such a thing might exist but it might be buried deep in a veritable forest of false abstractions. How do you choose to spend your time? Existence is not an indicator of viability.
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Too many people try too hard to be "elegant" in their code, which ends up with completely pointless interfaces and abstract classes. Design pattern implementations for the sake of implementing design patterns. I see so much code that is merely trying to impress me with the author's skill at digesting a book instead o...
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> Is using variables an abstraction? Technically, yes. It's lambda abstraction. Original: foo(42, 42, 42, 42); bar(42); With a variable: (λx. foo(x, x, x, x); bar(x); )(42)
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Many times the added cost of maintaining that extra test code outweighs the benefits.
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Surely you'd know?
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eleitl
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You realize that ML is not the same string as any of these?
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Could you elaborate?
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C++ is fine, so long as you don't use templates and streams.
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lol... I'd add: "Most software is written by stackoverflow than by your star programmer"
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> C-x h C-y, you mean.. C-x h C-w :X
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I use this and a couple other sites when I'm doing B-splines and NURBS with middle schoolers because they can be unintuitive at first. They enjoy these two too: [1](http://tholman.com/bezier-curve-simulation) [2](http://victoriakirst.com/beziertool)
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Is that something you do often? Just switch languages as the wind blows? Your argument is perfectly valid, but people often present this as if rewriting an entire layer of your app is something that needs to be done every day. Most companies in their whole lifetime maybe do it once or twice. So you should look at that ...
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Almost all methodologies are. If they weren't they'd have been implemented in the compiler and automated away already.
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As a data scientist kid, you surely have a good definition of good and how your definition of good translates to "good in industry" right? You made sure your tests administered to the 30 students were free of bias and accurately tested for your definition of good?
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boredatheist
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I solved the halting problem.
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Loops as a Service
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"Uploading"? I know several older PHP devs that only write and test their code in production...
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Can't fail any tests if you never write any. Or more realistically, can't fail any tests if they're shit that doesn't measure anything important.
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No, I didn't say the scripts are *imaginary*. I said I want to talk about whether they are *valuable*. Are people mostly using these tools to accomplish something really useful, or are they just installing them and having a little fun writing a script to juggle their windows around? I'm not saying it's one or the othe...
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That was only true before the Internet. With the Internet, it is trivial to obtain a list of topics and resources to learn a subject, and even watching a series of lectures from top universities for free, without being held back by outdated textbooks, associated curriculum, and monetary limitations on affording more cl...
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Cats in boxes get 10K views per month. Flat earther's and anti vaccers get more than that. Delusions of grandeur are fun though. You're right, I cannot 'unsee' your article, just like I can't unsee that giant dog turd I stepped in last week. Doesn't mean either one is of any real consequence. Also- the simple fact t...
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The JVM is fantastic. Java is shitty word stew.
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I am basically saying two separate things. 1. Any user should get access to any file derived from their data, per §37 BDSG 2. Any model used to classify or generate has to be made public for scientific and noncommercial use, any research made based on it has to be made public. Alternatively, an accurate explanation on...
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I agree on all points. How do you feel about copyleft? I see the permissive licenses as an excuse to write proprietary free software. Many developers like permissive licenses because they make their proprietary jobs easier. I do not think they protect users enough, and user rights should be our overall goal for free s...
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1. OOP is shitty functional programming for people who don't understand functional programming 2. There has been no interesting theoretical computer science since the 1970s. 3. Current JavaScript tooling is _literally_ 50 years behind things like C and make.
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mjfgates
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I think you're really saying that git is hard to learn, and worth the effort.
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We tried it in our office for a while. Ironically, it made us way less flexible in what we could achieve and when by. So we took some elements of it but we're basically on waterfall again
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> Almost all the db related bugs I have seen comes from assuming databases work the same. Interesting. Can you give an example?
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Reference implementations of medium sized applications are incredibly useful for leveling up as a programmer. While there are many large successful open source applications, many are overwhelming to read and learn from. Having something that outlines the key features and components and which ignores the important but ...
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I wrote the same thing about my experience with Lua (nearly untyped) vs. Rust (strongly typed) Even when I write alone, I make constant type mistakes in Lua. It is not worth my time to do work that the compiler ought to be doing.
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Deep-Thought
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Only people who coded before Unicode will understand how awesome it really is.
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StackedCrooked
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Yeah, of all the things that are not new under the sun dependency injection is probably the least new one of them.
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You're talking integration testing now.. if we talk unit testing it's fine Depends entirely on your environment and requirements
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egportal2002
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As you were leaving, did your boss ask you to close the door to his office? ;-)
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It's hard to get people to work on this problem when computing power is under exponential growth. But yes, this is easily one of the most important outstanding issues in SWE/CS.
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Do it once, do it twice, if you have to do it a third time then it's time to generalize it
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> Dependency Injection is overrated, like every other programming fad. Agreed. I look at it as a larger principal in favor of code locality and against "magic from a distance". Ultimately, a developer should be able to look at a piece of code and follow the call stack up or down to understand the code. Dependency ...
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MasterLJ
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There's really not. And even if there are by the numbers, they certainly aren't distributed desirably. I think this action was too much. Double the required salary for H1-B's, but leave the classification alone and see how things play out. Doing both seems heavy-handed. All the native labor force needs is a guaran...
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For most web apps, I think the important parts of "architecture" are: * what structs are stored on disk, on which machines * what structs are kept in ram, on which machines * what structs are sent on the wire, between which machines * for each of the above - how many structs, how often updated, how many machines I wi...
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fear_the_future
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The type system for example
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Global mutable state is a useful tool with specific drawbacks and gotchas, not an automatic disaster, and the hoops people jump through to avoid it are often harmful.
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funkboxing
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I have no doubt you'll continue to post this. And you'll continue to get the same dismissive responses anywhere except your little bubble, and you'll continue to assume that's all due to institutional 'resistance' to your ideas, and you'll dig yourself further and further into an isolated, self-reinforced world of delu...
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tdammers
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I think the terms "professional" and "amateur" are misleading here, because they normally refer to whether or not someone does it for a living - many programmers who program for a living act like amateurs, and I know enough hobbyists who write more professional-looking code than any of them. Other than that, yes, abso...
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thatbloke83
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git is a steaming pile of overcomplicated shit and using it and enforcing particular workflows just because everyone else seems to be doing it now is a bad idea when there are other versioning systems out there that can often be more suitable for your project(s). Don't get me wrong, for larger, distributed projects li...
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It's possible to write perl5 code that is readable and maintainable
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Yep. I cringe every time I have to write extra HTTP response and JSON object handler code for yet another microservice.
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You can not learn to code in 21 Days. You can learn to shit syntax in 21 Days.
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perestroika12
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TDD is usually horrible but unit tests are great. If you hate JavaScript you probably haven't used es6 FP is not the magic bullet to the world but does have merits. Not everything needs to be a microservice The hardest part about engineering is the business side of things. Requirements, business fit and other relat...
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It seems to me that browsers evolved because there was a huge void crying out for a good sandbox, and operating systems are way *way* too slow-moving to fill it in time. So instead of making one native sandbox that lets people control any app, they made a whole new language and ported all the apps to it. I wonder if ...
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Raknarg
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Why do people find it so hard to include comments or at minimum reasonable variable names in code that their entire post is about. I shouldn't need to figure this out purely based on context from the article. If I didn't already get what was going to happen beforehand, this piece of code would have been pretty much un...
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VikingCoder
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Yes, and do you realize how much power it would take in 1980 to run 64 GB of storage? My point is, if a TPU adds value to the user, then it makes sense to have one. Your initial argument was genuinely bad.
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wavemode
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I had a problem, and decided to use Java. Now I have a ProblemFactory.
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depletedvespene
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"We have an big problem in production and we need to change *insert filename here* right away, so I don't have time to pass through *insert control version here*!" is an excuse that I've heard all too many times. They would, indeed, fix whatever problem there was, but after changing stuff in the production servers, th...
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Daishiman
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I have never rewritten working code into another programming language in my entire career. It's such a completely rare use case that you might as well consider the dozen other potential refactorings that are much more likely to happen. Also, if you need to integrate a library from another language, it's likely that wh...
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tdammers
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I have mixed feelings about that - on the one hand, I agree with the free software folks that software should be free, on the other hand, I also believe that trying to force freedom on others is wrong. Pragmatically speaking, it is a tradeoff between forcing users to contribute back (copyleft) and lowering the thresho...
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codygman
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Magic number 30 is a fallacy: http://www.uvm.edu/~bbeckage/Teaching/DataAnalysis/AssignedPapers/Cohen_1990.pdf
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If you can't write code by hand (i.e. without an IDE) and debug it by hand (i.e. without a debugger) then you are a shitty programmer. If you can't develop in a language/framework without an IDE, or it's a pain in the ass to, then it's a shitty language/framework.
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BCosbyDidNothinWrong
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You joke, but once I saw this: #define TO(to, var) for(std::remove_const<decltype(to)>::type var = 0; var < to; ++var) I realized the vast majority of my loops were for 0 to <loop count> and I haven't had to write those out since. Even better is that writing lots of loops that each do less can be ...
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TemptingButIWillPass
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Sorry, what I meant was I don't like taking the extra step of wrapping my ViewModel methods with ICommand/RelayCommand especially when there they don't need to be enabled/disabled depending on the VM state. If I could simply bind to the VM methods it would save a lot of boiler plate code.
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mike10010100
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I'd love to see how that specific algorithm works. Maybe some kind of semi-random byte-level injection into the encrypted data that only be fully stitched together once enough encrypted data sets are received such that they have sufficient and complete overlap?
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dfykapu
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twiggy99999
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Dam that logo, I remember when I used MS Paint for the first time as well
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What's even sadder is that more often than not, that stance is more palatable to management - why spend twice as much on software that *provably* and *reliably* works, and is *readable* and *modifyable*, when you can get something that apparently works well enough for half the price?
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> if you don't, then do start with a front-end, but explicitly write this version as a throwaway *Plan to throw one away; you will anyhow.* -- F. Brooks *If you plan to throw one away, you will throw away two.* -- C. Zerouni This holds true more often than you might think. The real moral: *Developing the ini...
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I don't even know what Agile is. Every morning I ask my boss what work I'm doing that day. We check with each other every few hours. Are we agile?
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snaftyroot
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> There is literally no reason - ever - to repeat yourself, At very high levels it can be good practice to repeat yourself, actually, rather than tethering unrelated components with some lateral dependency just to avoid typing something again. It's about context. The exact same code can have different meanings in d...
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dfykclo
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BufferUnderpants
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Uhhh, paste over the whole thing?
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rpgFANATIC
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I'd love to try TDD, but generally I need to understand what I'm doing before I start doing it. The only times in my career that has been the case is when there's already a library supporting the thing I'm trying to write. As long as the tests are there and they test REAL things, not unit testing that some service ca...
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VCSs have a network effect, and Git is very popular. The underlying model makes sense to me, and it's easier to teach people the stupid commands instead of learning a VCS that will have fewer users / less support
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americio
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> Java & C# are painful languages without the JetBrains tools. C# is perfectly fine in VS alone.
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Exceptions are great.
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CptCap
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My comment was badly formulated. What I mean is that it take a shitload of time and effort to access the power of C++. > Hard to get into professionally or as a hobbyist? I can't say for "professionally" as I am a grad student, but I know many peoples that don't want to use C++ because they don't see why they s...
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INDEX45
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Writing code in only text files and organizing it all in a heirarchial file system is a horrible way to write programs. It is an outdated way of operating that is a byproduct of programming when computing hardware was more expensive than developer time. It is also often a lazy crutch used by compiler writers to make th...
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We're doing this at work for a program that reads data from a hardware sensor. The program is built on an abstract sensor interface, which can be injected as a real sensor or a mock sensor that just reads from a demo file. I wish I'd done that 5 years ago. There's also a facility to inject the whole UI for headless ...
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noratat
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This isn't just unpopular, it's hilariously wrong for non-technical reasons. "Cultural marxism" is one of those buzzwords that instantly lets you know you're dealing with a nut job conspiracy theorist. And no, I'm not going to bother arguing with you, it'd be a complete waste of time and both of us know it.
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bycl0p5
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Templates are great.
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snaftyroot
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That's pretty standard wisdom unless you're working with heavy constraints that require microoptimizations
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americio
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> I cannot possibly agree more vehemently. I have never had an ORM save time or effort over just writing queries. Ever used EF + Linq?
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rpgFANATIC
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Git is garbage and in a fair and just world Mercurial is the DVCS everyone is using
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NothinToSeeMoveAlong
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I enjoy Fossil a lot because of its simplicity (a single executable). I don't use it for SCM; never tried and never will. But it makes an excellent, super-lightweight issue tracker and wiki. I can either fire it up on demand or have the executable start on system startup as a low-impact server. The issue tracking supp...
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tragicshark
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ECMAScript is my favorite language. Followed closely by Perl 6 then Perl 5 then various lisps... (totally serious by the way; js is awesome even though the vast majority of js code is horrid drivel)
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Altourus
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Product management teams are always incompetent and always add unnecessary bloat to a project.
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TemptingButIWillPass
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I will definitely check this out. I have used a similar approach with: [Commander.Fody](https://github.com/DamianReeves/Commander.Fody) But the issue is you don't get IDE error highlighting and auto completion when editing the XAML as far as I can tell. I just want it all...
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eleitl
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> Yes, and do you realize how much power it would take in 1980 to run 64 GB of storage? You realize Moore has been dead for a while? And that if you have new transistors, you stick them into the GPU? > Your initial argument was genuinely bad. You have to yet provide a good one.
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