uk_programmer

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by uk_programmer 6y ago
> That's just insulting I'm writing from my own personal experience and trying to explain my arguments. Your arguments are the same as the copy-pasta. It isn't anything new, it isn't anything convincing and it isn&#x2
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
> So what's your argument? You're level abstract is "better" because it just clearly is. And you're tired of hearing another viewpoint? Maybe you are dense. I have heard all these talking points before, many, man
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
The same is true in the UK there is a North / South divide that is historical, economic and cultural.
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
> Agreed! Clearly you mean UNIX/Linux is the sane one, right? Before you fly into a hissy fit and say the UNIX toolkit theory is insane please learn, read, and respect a little history. So all the famous papers, IEEE, ACM, written b
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
I've been a long time OpenBSD, FreeBSD and Linux user (I use Windows for mainly for work though). I've given up with the BSDs tbh. While I like that I can understand these systems. Linux is just easier to get things working on. Th
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
> So what I'm poking at is that while bash isn't a great tool for interfacing with the service manager, or registry, or policy frameworks and the like (SQL, definitely), powershell is not a general purpose command processor and
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
>The problem with pipelines of objects is that it is inherently a more strongly typed, defined, interface. And therefore special-case. Not true. While I am somewhat of a novice at powershell, I didn't find that to be the case at all
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
> It's not even an argument. It has no basis in reality. It's a fantasy. History matters and affects the present. It's as simple as that. I was going to rebut most of your angry ramblings. Then I read this and I remembere
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
The article does need a lot more fleshing out. As many have said here the thing that powershell has over bash is piping objects.
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
It shouldn't matter what-so-ever what race someone is. It should be irrelevant. It shouldn't be a positive or negative thing. If social mobility is a problem then you means test the household based on wealth and give grants to tho
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
In the UK there is a class divide (linked mostly to wealth but not entirely). Everyone that is naturalised or was born here is considered British no matter what their race is (the same applies to the French IIRC). Yes unfortunately people a
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
Why is it a good thing there is more non-white students? Why does it matter what ethnicity they are if they have the right grades to go there? I don't give a shit about someone's sex or race when working with someone, nor do I go
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
I agree with sentiment of this. I meet a lot of developers that cannot function outside of the IDE (in my case Visual Studio). As a consequence they struggle when the IDE fails.
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
More robo-flagging of human interaction based on the faulty axiom that you are somehow in control of how someone else perceives something. They even admit that malice isn't intended. > The problem is the tone the reader experience
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
Even in languages like C# it will let you get away with lots of horrendous things. Generally unless you put on options like "Treat Warnings as Errors" most programmers will just ignore them, or wrap some statements in 'pragma
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
The reason why you need economic growth is to ensure the well being of your people, you talk about them as they are not interlinked when they very much are. Other countries (some that may not care about the well being of their citizens) wil
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
Because they want to be regulated in this fashion. It increases the amount of resources a competitor will need to just to start business and they don't really give a shit about E2E encryption.
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
For the amount you could rent a small office out for the whole year or buy a shed or if you are renting you could just move to a bigger place.
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
I've seen a lot of comments like this and it is kinda missing the point of what the guy is trying to say. He is saying "things look bad now, but things can get better".
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
So? because you disagree with some parts of it, all of it is a bad idea? That is a poor argument. I've justified quite clearly why I think it is a good idea and in my original post I said quite clearly "It is upto you". It is
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/programming-g... > Use implicit typing for local variables when the type of the variable is obvious from the right side of the assignment, or when the precise
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
If you are unaware, you can work with JSON objects in a strongly typed way using JSON attributes on POCOs e.g. https://www.newtonsoft.com/json/help/html/SerializationAttri... I would avoid using dynamic (I be
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
It is a UI Widget Library for the Web. It helps with RAD style development.
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
The first reason is about Google being evil. They may well be. However unless your alternative is as good, or better or has a unique selling point that GA doesn't have you will find people won't use it. Don't tell me about ho
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
> You could learn to pick better frameworks. I can’t remember the last time I dealt with a framework bug in react and I’m working on multiple teams on about two dozen web apps. And that’s without including other jobs. I have used quite a
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
The old multiplatforming options I don't think anyone bothered with. It certainly much easier than before.
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
> At the end of the day this thing is something that a human will read and map to the real world location. That is quite an assumption. I personally would use a field with a structured format e.g. XML (most RDBMS systems can deal with XM
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
If you try to do it in one big hit it will be hard but you don't have to do that. You can move it over piecemeal. You can use multi-targeting to move parts of your code over to .NET Standard. So if you start with your base projects and
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
Have you tried decompiling it? Telerik Just Decompile will decompile it back out to C#. It ultimately depends on agreement you had with the original developer as to whether it is legal or not.
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by uk_programmer 6y ago
I don't very much whether this will make much of a difference. Most devs very rarely ever upgrade the version of boostrap once it is in place, on intranet sites. One of the sites my friend supports is built in bootstrap 2. Typically if

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