niklasjansson

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by niklasjansson 1mo ago
I think this was great. It's obviously heavily or completely AI coded but it didn't bother me. I would love the same thing for other kinds of fishing (not specifically fly fishing trout), or other outdoor activity - finding likely
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by niklasjansson 3y ago
And it's still the same "coming soon" status on most subjects.
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by niklasjansson 3y ago
We had planned to have our wedding performed on Götheborg, it was all planned. We got a tour of the ship and discussed catering and so on. Suddenly a few months prior to the wedding they ghosted us, until they finally decided we couldn&#x27
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by niklasjansson 5y ago
Because it's nice to have all tests in a single view and a single language, both unit, integration and end to end. Also regardless of keeping it in a _single_ language or tool, one might prefer to write tests in a .net language instead
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by niklasjansson 7y ago
The C# version is lacking the using pattern. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-refe...
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by niklasjansson 7y ago
Yeah you got my example. But regarding your conclusion; my entire point is that it IS more useful than you might think. Disclaimer: I often use emacs e g regex-replace and other means of code generation as well, both a couple of internal ds
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by niklasjansson 7y ago
Excel. Seriously. For more things than you imagine Let's say you want to make a property assignment for some class; this.a=x.a this.b=x.b ... While you probably would want to do this some other way to start with, and while you of cours
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by niklasjansson 9y ago
So this behavior is reasonable? Rectangle r=getRectangle(); r.width=1; Assert(1, r.width); //passes r.height=2; Assert(1, r.width); //fails or passes depending on subclass