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Aboutprogrammer working with .Net stack moving toward other area
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Skillsc# vb.net javascript SQL Server
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LocationNew York
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Why does it matter if I scroll my mouse with my middle finger?
You keep using your index finger while I stick with my middle finger.4 -
Arg. I messed up bad today. Updated 17k records in database by mistake and had to rollback and apologize...
I won't rush on a task for rest of the day1 -
During snowstorm yesterday in New York City, not even half of the developers showed up.
I wasn't able to get much work done.
Curse you mother nature!3 -
Arg, Visual Studio 2015, stop trying to fix my comment indentation!
It's a comment and. It is NOT part of the code. Leave my formatting alone!!!3 -
Ah. As someone learning Python coming from .NET background, function names starting with a lower case is killing me.
I just spent 5 minutes figuring out why "PIL.Image.Open" didn't work. It's "open" not "Open"!!! -
I lost 30+ lbs since May.
I feel alienated at work since I look less and less like other developers at work...4 -
I don't know if I should call this a rant or not. I spent most of X-mas hacking away my code I haven't touched over a year and released the library to NuGet. Woot!
This has to be the way devs should spent holidays -
ProjectEuler problem difficulty level increases logarithmically after question 50. Question 60+ seems to take 10 times longer to solve than previous 50. I give up solving questions to write code to run within within 1 minute (which is a general rule specified).
I need to relearn Calculous...2 -
It feels good to be a gangsta. Convinced my coworkers to use Dapper.net (used by StackOverflow) as ORM of the choice instead of old internal ORM which heavily utilizes DataSet.
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First step to learning Django. Wish me luck!
Trying new stuff always excites me and anxious at the same time.15 -
I avoided a vampire attack today while fixing a compile error.
I was simply trying to decrement a variable...
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Wearing neck ties wears me out.
I seriously don't see the point of IT department having to wear ties...5 -
DevRant should have another category for bashing/ranting about Sysadmins since we usually deal with many incompetent ones.
I see more and more posts about them as I see growing number of devranters.2 -
Ah, I haven't touched VB.Net for about three months and I was let down by excessive verbosity again.
Next task: Refactor VB.net modules into C# libraries one by one... -
I was royally screwed when my college changed major language from Modular-3 to Java in my junior year.
They were so different in the beginning, I spent weeks trying to figure out this OOP principle.
Please give non-freshman students heads up before making such drastic changes on what you teach...3 -
I defied my HelpDesk technicians by buying my own mouse and a keyboard.
Vanilla generic peripherals seem to prevent me from expressing my creativity.1 -
I've spent a day trying to figure out a code logic. Couldn't figure out why some codes that shouldn't be commented out are commented out.
Out of frustration, I went to see the user. She explained to me the logic behind it and I got it right away within 5 minutes.
Ask your user when in doubt and in trouble figuring out the logic. -
I feel sorry for devs at TEAVANA. I can almost hear "You're Fired".
Who's having the worse day than these guys?
This was 5 hours ago and I still can't place an order. Worst time for this happen since today's one of the biggest sale days in US. -
I just spent 5 minutes trying to fix an error saying that I am missing a ";".
I saw a ; at the end of statement but I kept on getting the error.
After cleaning the monitor the ; disappeared and I was able to see the problem.
Clean your monitor once in a while.11