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Comment #25505531
> risk the flow of the whole project Agreed. What I mean by "perfect" is: for a given part/component/decision/etc, take the time (an always-limited resource) to learn as much as po…
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> wasted too much time thinking about the right approach in a neverending, neverprogressing loop to achieve perfection A CEO from my past often muttered that "perfect software come…
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Comment #25296500
Maybe sorta off-topic, but does anybody have any stories to tell about successes/fails with the .NET CLR in MSSQL? I worked on a project that made moderate use of this. Worked alri…
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Comment #25045536
> I use them to stash changes to config files that remain fairly stable across branches but require local paths, etc. I had to resort to git's assume-unchanged[O] to keep these cha…
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Comment #24805077
I once had a report who demanded, snarkily, all the things be listed on the whiteboard (as opposed to just getting them in Jira) and the meeting was set for the next day... Knowing…
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Comment #24414617
I make sure I'm up for _anything_. Give me that thing that has been the thorn in everyone's side. Yes, some rather daunting (read: frought-with-peril) tasks present themselves, but…
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For someone with whom I was quite smitten, I had come up with a plan to take screenshots of the most romantic and intimate messages from the onset of our relationship contained in …
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Comment #23889261
Have you tried using OneNote's handwriting recognition feature? I am curious if that experience would allow for the regaining of the pen-to-paper "magic". Edit: typo
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