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Blogged: .NET type for personally identifiable information (PII). Working with PII with the help of .NET String is painful. Let's see the benefits of PiiString as explicit .NET type instead of .NET String gaevoy.com/2022/03/18/person…
#pii #dotnet #gdpr #security
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When you finish a PhD in computer science, they take you to a special room and explain that you must never use recursion in real life. Its only purpose is to make programming hard for undergrads.
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New deal: if your issue says "I got an error message" without including it, I get to say "I have a solution" without including it.
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The easiest productivity boost I know: A long, great night’s sleep! m.signalvnoise.com/sleep-dep…
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You can recognize genuinely smart people by their ability to say “I don’t know”, “Maybe you’re right” & “I don’t understand". - @paulg
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New Blog. Giving up on TDD. blog.cleancoder.com/uncle-bo…
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The 5 stages of debugging:
1. What?
2. Why?
3. How?
4. Impossible.
5. Oh.
@darylginn
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Future proofing software - we're doing it wrong (Part 1):
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don't be so desperate for engineering efficiency that you skip the parts of engineering that make it efficient (modeling, analysis, tools)
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Breaking! Visma køber e-conomic i Norden:
visma.dk/software/presse/
#vismaDK
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Rad tech podcasts you should be subscribed to! cc @shanselman buff.ly/1Lw9sFA
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Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.
Teach a man to code and he will never stop asking you questions...ever.
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<3 this. spr.ly/6016s7kp - Good discussion on common design and implementation mistakes (mostly for .NET) - pretty helpful.
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Today is one of those days where the Anti-Malware industry says, “Look! We’ve missed this super important malware for 6 yrs! Buy more AV!”
