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uncheckederror

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Principal IT Engineer https://thomasryan.dev/

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    Comment #46623029

    https://thomasryan.dev/

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    Comment #42705835

    I've been maintaining my personal website as plain HTML for five years now. I must say, I quite like this method. There's no substitute for practice when it comes to maintaining yo…

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    Comment #42629608

    Impressed that this runs on my RX 6900XT (an RDNA2 GPU) in Chrome without any trouble. Very cool demo, excited to see how people leverage this capability.

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    Comment #36025258

    To expand upon this thought, here is the AsyncGuidance doc[1] on why not to use .Result to get the return value of a completed Task in C#. To make this simple they introduced async…

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    Comment #27552261

    I used this stack to replace a Django/Python app that was built over 2 years by another dev in 2 weeks. We regularly have 1 hour turn arounds between when an issue/feature is filed…

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    Comment #26480083

    Daily tax parcel data (shapefiles) from 21 of 39 county's in Washington State. https://waparcels.tax/ Shapefiles are sort of a rare format. Hoping to ingest all the data into a SQL…

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    Comment #25132212

    My favorite part is the tooling. For example when you hover over a method name in VS 2019 it will show you its signature and what parameters it takes. If you right click on it and …

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    Comment #25129700

    Make sure you have a plan to upgrade all your projects to .NET 5.[1] ASP.NET is quite fun, if you can keep your work up to date. Opening up a project that needs bug fixes, but does…

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    Comment #23710469

    In a prior job I was tasked with building a REST API client for a closed source vendor product in this space as part of project to replace an existing system. Data need to be captu…

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    Comment #23709189

    Open source property tax assessment, admin, and collection software. This space is foundational to the function of local government, but the existing closed-source offerings in thi…

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    Comment #23304617

    Yeah, my productivity would take a hit if I didn't have a quiet space and a good monitor setup. I've always assumed that coffee shops were more for meeting people than actually get…

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    Comment #23250771

    I am really impressed that EA went with the GPL v3 license. I would have expected them to use the MIT license.

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    Comment #22787063

    I had a very similar situation with a tax collection system written in Oracle Forms around 1999 that we rebuilt in ASP.NET Core. We had a bit more leeway than your project, but ess…

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    Comment #21221109

    Thanks for pointing this out! I borrowed a coworker's iPad at lunch and fixed this bug. As best as I can tell Safari wasn't respecting the text-align: right; CSS rule. I've switche…

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    Comment #21196319

    I've been using it for a few months on my personal site as well. It defaults to the light version and then switches to the dark them on request. This is so people who don't care or…

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    Comment #20868336

    Nice to see Signal (not the default Messages app) in the Smart Reply demo.

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    Comment #18993833

    373 KB and a 2.66 second page load for what is literally text on a page with no images. Better yet the content of the post is 20,000 chars on a single line inside of a 558 line HTM…

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    Comment #18141794

    "Embed .NET directly into an application" is awesome. Asking IT to upgrade the prod server to the latest version of the framework has a lot of latency.

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    Comment #14877875

    This guy got Ryzen to work with a Hackintosh: https://www.reddit.com/r/hackintosh/comments/689xt3/ryzen_ha...

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    Comment #14877864

    Does your i5 feel slow? If not, it might be worth chilling out for a bit to see if Intel will counter with a price drop.