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As I was trying to finish up my C# implementation of Try[A] for Scando, I ran into some LINQ issues. Or at least I thought I did. Using the LINQ syntax kept failing to call my extension methods and instead … Continue reading
Update: Since I first released Option, I’ve realized that it implementing IEnumerable was unneccesary to use LINQ syntax and actually made it less useful. I’ve updated the post to reflect these changes to Option. Currently reading Daniel Westheide‘s excellent “Neophyte’s … Continue reading
Everytime I click my way through a hierarchy tree, I long for a simple BASH shell with TAB completion. It’s such a simple thing, but TAB completion (usually implemented via the trusty Readline library) still ranks as one of the most … Continue reading
Over years, I've developed a dislike for frameworks, especially ORMs and web stacks such as Rails. But aside from complaining about "magic" and a vague icky feeling, I could never eloquently explain why. Meanwhile, all my spare time web projects … Continue reading
Nope, I didn't get involved in a land war in Asia, but I did let yet another exciting thought exercise trick me into picking up a coding project I don't have time for. Happenstance was supposed to be just a … Continue reading
Fundamental to the design of Happenstance is the idea that everything you publish, messages and meta-data, is cryptographically signed. The need for the signature stems from the distributed nature of the system. I.e. as messages are published and copied to … Continue reading
Just 2 days left before app.net either funds or fades away. It's pretty close, so a last minute push might do it. But regardless of funding, they will have a tough road ahead, since weening the internet off the "free" user-as-product … Continue reading
Just ran into trying to test a method that takes a callback in the form of Func<Title,PageNodeData>. Initially i figured, it's a func, dead simple, i'll just roll my own func. But the method calls it multiple times with different … Continue reading
It's always bugged me that I could use a lambda expression with List<T>.Sort(), but not with IEnumerable<T>.OrderBy, i.e. given data object Data: public class Data { public int Id; public string Name; public int Rank; } you can sort List<Data> … Continue reading
So everyone is talking about join.app.net and I agree with almost everything they say. I'm all for promoting services in which the user is once again the customer rather than, as in ad supported systems, the product. But it seems … Continue reading