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linknoid

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    Comment #34054979

    I've done some porting of VB6 into C# with WinForms. It's actually a pretty direct mapping. I wrote a converter, and then spend a few minutes cleaning up the converted code per for…

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    Comment #32536406

    https://earth.google.com/

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    Comment #32018096

    If the statement is "if (!isGreen)", it's much clearer to say "if is not green" than it is to say "if is green is false". Putting == true or == false makes you convert a clear stat…

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    Comment #29236079

    A lot of the improvements are just logically extending the language to remove arbitrary restrictions. That's what most of C# 10 and 9 appear to be. So most of the features you woul…

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    Comment #26909549

    StackOverflow actually has a checkbox when you ask a question that says: "Answer your own question – share your knowledge, Q&A-style" which lets you post your answer at the same ti…

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    Comment #26887992

    A lot of things a human can do can be found in other species, but I think the ability to read and write arbitrarily complex ideas really does set us apart, and caused a phase trans…

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    Comment #26832960

    And then they decided to end that line of succession. .NET Framework 4.8 is the last version of the framework. I've started experimenting with converting code to .NET 5, but it's a…

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    Comment #26815345

    Dvorak plays pretty nice with default vi keybindings, for the most part. Both y (yank) and p (put) are on the left hand, as well as x (delete characters), . (repeat last), u (undo)…

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    Comment #26806046

    So did you switch from Dvorak to Colemak? I just did a typing test on code-like things, and my typing speed is much slower, around 45 wpm, although that's normally accelerated by a…

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    Comment #26799601

    As a full time developer, I'm sure my typing speed directly affects my productivity (probably between 80-100 wpm in Dvorak). There are a lot of times I'm typing at full speed for h…

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    Comment #26760979

    I think I figured out what it is. I turned off web assembly in Firefox to reduce my attack surface for general web browsing (I wish I could turn off Javascript completely, but that…

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    Comment #26757208

    Nope, I get Error Code F7701-1003. I have Wildvine enabled, and I tried completely disabling NoScript. It's easier to just use Chrome for that one thing than have to troubleshoot t…

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    Comment #26757169

    I cleared my cookies in Firefox for everything Costco related, and it works now. Thanks for pointing out that it works. No clue how it got in that state.

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    Comment #26756546

    The only two places I use Chrome are Netflix and Costco. Costco's behavior is just plain weird: "Access Denied You don't have permission to access " http://www.costco.com/ " on thi…

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    Comment #26688852

    Maybe you can help enlighten me on this. I've been struggling to understand the basics thermodynamics of carbon capture for quite some time. So we have a hydro-carbon, we mix it wi…

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    Comment #26688582

    Do you also remember waiting 5 minutes for a game to load from the insanely slow 1541 floppy drive? I'll gladly take a 10 second boot time with instant application start time over …

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    Comment #26685299

    Having worked extensively with both WinForms and Delphi GUI designers, I consider WinForms far better. WinForms designer is actual C# code, you can copy and execute that code outsi…

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    Comment #26680470

    > Because SQL is amazing for executing business logic. Can you explain this a bit more? I've always heard that there are supposed benefits to writing business logic in SQL, and I'v…

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    Comment #26645772

    There are a few language features which require a specific type to be defined, but you can define those types yourself. For example, to use record syntax, you need to define this a…

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    Comment #26645676

    The C# compiler has always been included with the .NET Framework, it has never required Visual Studio: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/861384/is-it-possible-to...

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    Comment #26611941

    Nope, I pretty much stopped once I got to college. At some point I decided I was going to learn Rhapsody in Blue on the piano, and got the sheet music (book) and started practicing…

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    Comment #26611301

    I think different individuals learn different ways. I had piano lessons from a young age, and everything was done off of sheet music. I would spend all this time reading through no…

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    Comment #26367309

    The VsVim plugin for Visual Studio makes an attempt at supporting everything in the .vimrc (or _vimrc) file. Compatibility is not 100%, so certain things just fail, but it's a lot …

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    Comment #25846379

    12:00 should actually be 0:00 on the 12 hour clock, it belongs to the next 12 hour period. 11:59 PM is yesterday, 12:00 AM is one minute later, and falls on today. Same with noon, …

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    Comment #25537895

    That's my C# implementation, so long is 64 bits and int is 32 bits. 64 bits will never overflow in my lifetime. That's basically a Google scale amount of data.