In hindsight, I've created somewhat of a unique way of coding Starting new is hard. Few people have the entire ecosystem of code loaded in their mind. Progress is excruciatingly slow at the beginning * connect the database * build repos * setup DI * database migrations *

there's a lot to learn from a codebase by how much code is commented. code is commented <> code comments

Not 100% sure this is possible but… Grandparents transfer house to grandchild as a gift. Grandson gets homemade equity line of credit for $320k and initial draw for the purchase amount $200k Technically no mortgage. Keeps $40k cash. No closing costs. Winning.

X auto scrolling to the next video has to be an all time worst feature Ruins short form video on this app imo

lots of posts getting quickly deleted wild times 👀

Ouch. Someone found what appears to be — my code.

Who wants to share recent interviewing experiences in the .NET job market? What coding questions are asked? Ratio for applications-to-interviews? Are you getting asked for take home projects? What's the impact of AI during the interview?

This shop had opened like 72 hours prior and people have the nerve to add 1 or 2 star reviews on what is clearly from excitement/opening week kinks.

TIL you can download Office 97 from archive_org Reported it runs on latest Windows or on Linux/WINE >It was published on CD-ROM as well as on a set of 44 3½-inch floppy disks.

Advent of Code in C# Day 9 Opus told me about a convex hull optimization based out computational geometry. If you want that solution you'll need to find it somewhere else. Anyways, here's your n^2 solution.

XMAS present for LINQPad 9 Premium users: automatic deep conversion from SQL to LINQ! https://t.co/7Cv4sBUlz6

Your pushes in Git are successful because they're purely additive. Git will reject pushes that have divergent changes (remote has stuff you don't and you have stuff that remote doesn't). First image shows a successful Git push scenario. It's purely additive! Second image shows

`git rebase` is a bit of an overloaded term but this in a nutshell this is the outcome you're headed towards. Move your commit C to some other parent and in the end you have what looks like the original commit but yet it has an entirely different hash (this is where people fall

Advent of Code Day 7 in C# Original version and performance optimized version (with Claude assistance) Optimized version is 3x faster than mine Struggled with the beams on the full input. Claude showed me that beams need removed after they're split which I completely missed.

LINQ-ify any Git repo directly within LINQPad (open source + free on NuGet) commit/stage/discard/diff modified files Search - branches - commits - remotes - stashes - tags https://t.co/Qllm6o18kP

Advent of Code in C# (functional LINQ) Day 6 First solution to go completely functional LINQ

maturing as a software engineer is admitting that upper case sql sucks

Advent of Code in C# Day 5 (easiest one yet)

Always appreciated this convention as I'm big into visual cues when reading code. async/await can sometimes be quite jarring and there's nothing obvious (other than the forthcoming compiler or intellisense issues) to say that you assigned Task instead of the result of Task.

@RyanRodemoyer2 @DanielW_Kiwi I'll refer back to a very old Penny Arcade.

X location updates forced a lottttttttttttttttttttttt of accounts to figure out VPN Nearly useless now