jonsagara

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by jonsagara 1y ago
Searching up family members is a dangerous game to play on a Friday night
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by jonsagara 1y ago
The killer feature for me is type providers. I need to read a lot of CSV files of varying formats, and the CSV Type Provider lets me make quick work of them in a type-safe manner. https://fsprojects.github.io/FSharp.Data&#x2
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by jonsagara 3y ago
Here's a blog post that is tracking issues: https://codeofmatt.com/list-of-2024-leap-day-bugs/
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by jonsagara 3y ago
"Line of Business"
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by jonsagara 4y ago
Same. We use it all the time. It's incredibly useful.
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by jonsagara 4y ago
Yes, with Feedly. It's how I keep track of my favorite blogs and YouTube channels.
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by jonsagara 4y ago
> I wonder if any Wasabi transpiler code is still out in the wild. It is. I still have a FogBugz account, and I saw a Wasabi stack trace in my admin notifications the other day.
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by jonsagara 5y ago
See also: https://www.just-cassette.com/
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by jonsagara 8y ago
> Does anyone else have any recommendationed reading for someone like me? Writing an Interpreter in Go ( https://interpreterbook.com/ ) It's a very approachable introduction to lexing and parsing using nothing but Go
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by jonsagara 9y ago
From the bottom of http://books.goalkicker.com/DotNETFrameworkBook/ : "The .NET Framework Notes for Professionals book is compiled from Stack Overflow Documentation, the content is written by the beautiful people
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by jonsagara 9y ago
Zoom for screen sharing and conference calls. It's incredible. https://zoom.us
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by jonsagara 10y ago
I'll second LO2. I use it to keep notes of what I do every day.
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by jonsagara 13y ago
Lifelong Kings fan here. Nice work!
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by jonsagara 15y ago
I like turtles.
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by jonsagara 15y ago
I have been using Trello since it launched. It works great for managing my reading list.
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by jonsagara 16y ago
On a related note: http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/2010-12-11/