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jnericks · on Feb 4, 2020

Learn and adopt a flexibility routine, perform all or some of it before doing a workout or just at night before bed... I suggest the Limbar 11 as a starting point https://youtu.be/FSSDLDhbacc

jnericks · on Jan 22, 2020

Agreed, debuggers can be nice to have but they are mostly a crutch.... Write modular code with unit tests and you find your need for debuggers is really a rarity

kgraves · on Jan 22, 2020

Not every codebase you are working with (or would be working with) has unit tests.

Sometimes you’ll inherit such a project from a dev who left and you would be begging for a debugger.

Otherwise failing that, then the rewrite begins... Debuggers save us that effort in such a codebase.

m0xte · on Jan 22, 2020

This. Only time I use debugger working on C# is on crash dumps.

jnericks · on Jan 22, 2020

You can also use the bang command at the end of your query.... Just learned this myself recently and makes changing your search engine quickly if you don't like the results

wastholm · on Jan 22, 2020

And you can also write bangs "backwards", i.e. `w!` instead of `!w`. This may not seem like a big deal until you've tried to write `foo !w` on Android and had it "corrected" to `foo! w`.

s_dev · on Jan 22, 2020

You can use the bang anywhere in the qurey.

kilroy123 · on Jan 22, 2020

I didn't know this, thank you.

jnericks · on June 1, 2017

check out the videos that Francesc Campoy is putting out on his youtube channel "JustForFunc", he does code reviews and the one of him implementing the context package is great for learning the go way of doing things.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_BzFbxG2za3bp5NRRRXJSw

https://github.com/campoy/justforfunc

jnericks · on Sept 7, 2016

galaxy s7/note7 are both waterproof with 3.5mm jacks

jnericks · on March 4, 2016

this was inevitable

jnericks · on Feb 25, 2016

You are correct but part of the work being done to get .NET native working is the aot compilation. https://blog.rendle.io/what-ive-learned-about-dotnet-native/

jnericks · on Nov 4, 2015

This, I've recently been writing more Java lately and I miss C# quite a bit

jnericks · on Sept 29, 2015

  // this hack is gross  
  final String[] val = new String[1];  
  Callable func = () -> val[0] = "Hello";  
  func.call();  
  System.out.print(val[0]);