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lportion

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About lportion

C# developer, functional programming enthusiast.

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    We have automated tests of all types, covering almost everything, but we still find use in our QA team. They also help us write BDD tests.

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    Comment #11495909

    It definitely isn't if you're James Harden.

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    Comment #9309597

    Hi, any details on what you are looking for? Stack etc?

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    I was just kicking some butt in there with the green team. Wonderful game by the way. However, when the game finishes I get a messy overlay of texts all in one place (assuming it's…

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    I totally agree. However, there seems to be very few jobs for F# and I'd love to write use it on a daily basis. I've taken the advice of F# For Fun and Profit ( http://fsharpforfun…

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    For anyone in the UK it will be shown at 11.05pm Wed 25 Feb on Channel 4.

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    Comment #9038521

    It looks like it's 180W, so it would run for about 4 pence an hour (in the UK, depending on rates).

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    Comment #8916105

    I just noticed the Shadow of the Beast demo (SOTB), this is one of the quintessential Amiga games. Wonderful art and music (also rock-hard difficulty). Not long ago the game was po…

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    Comment #8512018

    For anyone who has taken the time to learn Dvorak: From the point you began to learn it, how long did it take to become more proficient at Dvorak than QWERTY? How much more profici…

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    Comment #8366516

    There's an Apple Store download 'TouchPal' on the Android page. I like the minimalist design.

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    Comment #8355130

    Are they going to decorate the innards of said pyramids with diagrams of themselves hauling stuff with sledges, water and ropes too?

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    I'd like to be able to do this. If I have just a single beer I can get quite tired/sleepy, so when I drink I tend to have a few. Actually, I was talking about this recently with a …

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    Yes (in the UK), we're just slightly above it as a household, but I'm more ahead of it as an individual.

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    Comment #7877299

    I'm from the UK and I earned £13.5k as a junior (at a very large multinational company), I was 21 and just out of university. I only broke £25k when I hit 29 years old. I consider …

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    Comment #7810909

    We shouldn't forget about Costa Rica too. They finished above Mexico in qualifying, they have a decent team and they will probably have a slight climate advantage in the games at F…

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    Comment #7686470

    I suspect not everyone is so lucky. Some of us are married.

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    Comment #7372180

    The thought of jumping off the end of the world and then gravity switching 90 degrees is pretty cool.

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    Multiple emails and LinkedIn messages per day is the usual. I don't even have connections who are recruiters, but I have used agencies to look for jobs in the past. It's almost lik…

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    Comment #7144633

    That is interesting. What would you think if someone applied who had several years C# experience, but had only used python in their spare time on one or two small projects? Assume …

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    Out of interest, what concepts are you talking about?