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tef posted:people don't buy jira to do bug tracking or project management these people absolutely exist and i have had the fortune of working with them at several different companies
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cinci zoo sniper posted:columnar sqlite (well, inspirationally) the heck does that mean
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i have logging questions okay so msbuild can make these great binary logs that are just maximum verbosity, small, and super fast. their catch is you gotta use an application to view them (e.g. https://msbuildlog.com/). how does all of this work? i want this. is this what structured logging is? is there just, like, an nlog target to use and be done? i want compact, high-performant, high-detail logs, even if i have to subsequently write a companion app to view them.
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this is also in the gongshow world of traditional desktop applications that are often run offline or in restricted networks, so logging to some sort of file is more or less mandatory. looks like sqlite is a sink option though, a perfect blend of recent topics itc
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it’s not cosmic rays
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although if there was ever a week to blame em this was a good un, big space weather event recently
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anyone got good reading material for coming up with properties for property-based tests, or blogposts on the topic
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makes me lose my dang mind when an engineering team writes its own processes and then doesn’t follow them. just write what you do!! who are you trying to impress with all of this poo poo you write and not one person has ever done!
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zstd balls
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yeah the desktop development world at large is just depressing. broadly treated first as though it doesn’t exist and second just with absolute garbage
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like I saw a developer survey thing that listed 20 different kinds of developer and no flavor of “desktop” was present
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mystes posted:They can be hard to escape
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Doom Mathematic posted:Even better now because you have optional chaining so you just replace butt.fart with butt?.fart and you're done and JavaScript never has errors. fuckitjs is 11 years old, errors have been optional for a long time
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any .net peeps have opinions on nuke
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gnatalie posted:if you're talking about the cms... some coworkers have to manage an app using an older version and hate it all. nope the build system thingy
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a base class and inheritance?
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is it just me or does nunit fuckin suck. whats the point of a gigantic xml results report when there are literally no libraries and essentially no tools that can read it, including the nunit framework itself
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yeah I’ve seen labview in production where it could kill dozens of people and it was considered just fine. lmao. maintained by one guy who had one hundred other responsibilities too
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matplotlib api is honestly unforgivable
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distortion park posted:That's ggplot I think which is part of matplotlib (?) ggplot2 is part of R and it is in fact the best part of R
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champagne posting posted:wasn't it made in a way that resembled how either R or Matlab plots thing in an effort to bring people over? Or am I grossly misremembering. yeah it was at least made to feel matlab esque which is of course a terrible idea
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i like that almost all of those are just matplotlib wrappers lmao
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i havent looked in a while but 5 years ago the only options in the entire .net ecosystem were: COM to excel for charting (lmao); an enterprise charting alternative (lol); roll your own
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just wild to me how such a kinda foundational need of "take data, produce image" is so difficult in so many ecosystems
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DoctorTristan posted:im going to come out and say it - i actually kinda miss working with matlab c. 2006 when everything was an array of either doubles or char and you just had to know the names of the hundreds of different builtin functions object oriented matlab is an absolute abomination I agree
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yes and do we neee any of them? no.
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the fewer googler looking for a promotion projects land in the mainstream the better
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micro services are dynamic linking over http
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I like how
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a major problem with python is that the people writing lots of python have little to no interest in writing software, much less usable / maintainable / deployable / anythingable software. works on my machine is just fine for a grad student
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“a major problem” is the wrong tone. a simple reality of? perhaps?
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eve being python rules because it makes it extremely easy to reverse engineer and programmatically manipulate
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I like c#
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rust is cool too but it is unfortunately the wrong tool for most everything I do these days
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string.Concat("hey yospos check out my dot net its a bummer that the built-in random is kind of annoying".Select(c => new Random(Guid.NewGuid().GetHashCode()).NextDouble() >= 0.5 ? char.ToUpper(c) : char.ToLower(c)))
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Shaggar posted:cause Path.GetRandomFile() uses a cryptographically secure random number generator lol til
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redleader posted:code review: use Random.Shared doesn’t exist in framework wontfix
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mystes posted:why are you using framework in 2023? migrating is hard
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geep it simple, stupid?
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