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@LawrenceDCodes @shanselman Nope, have to disagree. Coding is easy. Original thinking is difficult. Step away from that phone/keyboard and go get some fresh air and open your mind.

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@TheEconomist Lol, that particular sentence could be applied to many many countries, places and groups 😁

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@RoxCodes So much of The Cloud is just fiddly shit designed for SMEs or mad people who love burning money.

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@unclebobmartin Objects are for purists who believe the messy real world can be captured by an idealized object description. These days all I care about are actions on data and enabling an increasing variety and speed of action.

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@unclebobmartin So true! The Data space is so freaken sexy right now.

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@troyhunt Just get a basic Canon, good enough for printing out homework, random admin etc and it's so basic it's damn difficult to break.

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@yishan The tragic part is that modern life is getting too complicated for the majority of humans to sensibly negotiate and it's getting ever more complicated all the time. Soon only a small percentage of humans will be know wtf is happening around them and why.

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@steveruizok Yeah, i have the same terrible habit on architectures i've designed and implemented from the ground up. When it's "your house" you want to see it tidy ☹️

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@historyinmemes People with her bravery deserve to be remembered and celebrated.

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@CFDevelop Good grief yes, so much focus on trivialities in code, so many pointless unit tests and meanwhile the structure/design of the code is completely flawed and the crappy unit tests just serve to weld the bad design in tightly.

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@devabmantis @SergioRocks Imho it's only the low performers and the juniors who need to go to the office for socializing and random chit chat. Team building should be a once a month in-person event, the rest of the time should be about work. The organization is not your family.

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@SergioRocks Gross, that is a terrible looking office. How can anyone produce quality knowledge work in a dingy factory atmosphere like that?

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@wes_walke Nlog for the extension libraries

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@Scobleizer Yeah, I completely believe this. Breaking difficult problems up into lots of little stories is a recipe for chaos. Rather let one senior engineer do the 1 large difficult thing once off. I've just spent my whole week fixing chaos caused by the "little bitty story" crowd :(

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@allenholub @danyo1399 If you are not worried about losing a weekend, your culture is broken.

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@allenholub Nonsense. If you don't always live in the expectation of something going wrong, you are not doing IT right.

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@MagnusHeystek That R2500 is probably what it costs to use the USSD service 😛

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@lexfridman Yeah, no, I am sure many of the people who enabled atrocities and bad decision making through the ages were convinced of their own righteousness too.

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@mjovanovictech Also, EF's assumption that it is the centre of the universe for your project suks. I always abstract EF away to stop it causing trouble and to maintain proper systems design.

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@mjovanovictech I've worked on a few projects where we had to swap out database technologies as well as data access technologies, but this only happens for products that are old/highly valuable/successfull, so yes, most people will not have this problem.