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The IEnumerable<> class is cool because it can be used to represent lazy lists. A lazy lists is just a sequence of data calculated on demand, rather than calculated at the time you create a list. Lazy sequences can represent arbitrarily large datastructures...
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And it begins... Every so often when you're searching for a new job, you find one or two companies that seem a little shady. You know if you submit an application, you're going to get an interview; and if you get an interview, you're going...
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In general, when I'm creating websites in ASP.Net, I tend to create a lot of user controls. More or less, all of the user interface of embedded in user controls, so that I can encapsulate and reuse specific functionality on any page of my website...
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I’m one of those programmers who emphasizes heavily on the aesthetic appeal of code. I describe certain pieces of well-written code as beautiful and elegant, and poorly written code as ugly or dirty. I like Eric Raymond’s explanation of beautiful...
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Yesterday's post Jesus Who was so full of awesome and win, I decided to give it another go: Jesus was a demon : I have talked to jesus. I was baptised catholic. Spoke with the angels in the cathedrals, they taught me how to pray. Then I found out...
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Who was Jesus? Lord and savior of the world? That's only half the story... Jesus was gay : Some commentators argue from silence. They note that there is no passage in the Christian Scriptures (New Testament) that directly describes anything about...
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For once, I'm actually satisified with the quality of a video I published on youtube: As most people know, I've been a vegan and animal rights activist for 4 or 5 years now. I'm even a card-carrying member of PETA. The video above is a little...
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When I was setting up Community Server on this site, I modified the site templates to include a PayPal donation button. After getting positioned where I wanted it, everything seemed to work fine and dandy. Today, I attempted signing out and back in to...
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My programming team inherited an enormous application written by Indian contractors whose programming strategy appears to have been "write as much code as badly as possible". The contractors were apparently paid by the line of code, because...
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This is me in 2006: 2007: 2008: And this is who I hope to be someday in the future:
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