@kyleshevlin I recognize myself in this so much 😅never thought it wouldn’t be „normal“… what is ADHD?
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Mikael Kleinwort
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Mikael Kleinwort
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Excuse me, is this the way to Heaven? In my videos, I share with you about what‘s possible for every human being and yet no one believes possible.
Mellrichstadt, Germany Katılım Temmuz 2018
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@sfilip Same problem here, just no AC, but just enjoying… always felt weird ( almost wrong) about it 😅
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I'm in Greece, temperature outside is 34c, and I'm sitting here under the AC, working, with no regrets. No urge to go to a beach or have a cocktail under the trees. Maybe I'm enjoying it too much?
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@davidfowl @kelseyhightower What about Net Core’s app settings.json config file, is this one of the “evil” files in the docker world? I realize the original Medium post is 7 years old that’s why I’m asking.
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@kelseyhightower "Eliminate the need to deploy services in a specific order" OMG yes
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Yielding is super powerful and lets you solve some things much more easily than otherwise possible! I like it so much I even wrote this sample for an infinite date stream in C# :-)
Scott Hanselman 🌮@shanselman
@StewartPavitt “Yield,” like a crop or farm’s yield, means “to produce.” If you have a list and are iterating over it, each item is a result (or yield). When you make a function that yields items (you’re dynamically making a list) you use yield to tell the compiler that you’re producing things
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@CJDesiderio I tried it out myself and really couldn’t understand the hype. I found myself repeating design declarations all over the place.
I guess if you aren’t a conceptual thinker, tailwind.css can be appealing, but it’s not for me.
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Been (re)learning Tailwind today and I’m still just not sold on it. If I’m writing class names that correspond to CSS, why not just write the CSS?
Not hating on anyone that wants to use it, but it seems like a lot of effort for minimal gain to me.
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Quiz of the day. Nullable analyzers are enabled. There are no build warnings. Spot the null reference exception:
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#Umbraco 10.1 RC2 is now available 🎉 See the release notes for details on the latest improvements: our.umbraco.com/download/relea…
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For everyone complaining about the #heatwave: Come to Greece.
(No, seriously, there are ACs everywhere. And if you're near the sea you won't mind anyway).
This is from 2017, but we had plenty more peaks after that. Up to 40c it's a normal day, then it gets "a little" hot :)
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"Docs can become the core of what everybody in a project is looking at, and then everything spans out from there.” - @kurt
Effective collaboration is what we value here at Shortcut. Read more about the Shortcut Way in our @Forbes feature 👇forbes.com/sites/justinwa…
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@zapier integration for Umbraco CM/S , target release date July 12!
Great coincidence, I just had the need for Zapier integration come up and here it comes.
Umbraco HQ@umbraco
📰 Another round of updates to the roadmap, a new integration to help improve SEO, custom Grid Editors for Umbraco Heartcore - that's just some of the topics covered in the latest #Umbraco Product Update. Get your copy here 👇 umbraco.com/blog/umbraco-p…
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🚨 NEW RELEASE KLAXON 🚨
The multiple award winning, @uskinned Site Builder, is now fully compatible with @umbraco 10. Check out this blog post to learn more about Site Builder 3 and download it today...🎉
uskinned.net/blog/posts/usk…
#umbraco #umbraco10 #uSkinned #net6 #h5yr
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What documentation tool are you using for .NET/C# libraries?
I used DocFx but the project seems dead. Looking around for alternatives, I didn't find anything which seems widely popular and up-to-date.
#csharp #DotNet #documentation #Umbraco #aspnet #aspnetcore #netcore
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@CatSwetel Don’t think about him, because this would just give him energy. If you have feelings that are difficult for you, welcome them and feel them but don’t connect them to him. This cuts him out of your inner universe in a very practical way.
Enjoy your talk! 🌞🌹
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Remember that time a dude told me every time I speak at a conference I take a spot from a more qualified man? Can’t wait to be in a speaker line up with him at an event in October! 🙄
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@ddbetty @LakotaMan1 @RonFilipkowski This is so true, and basically with most humans today. That’s at the core. Do you know where to find your center? Do you know someone who knows, who you can learn this from? Not many can answer this with yes, sadly. But it’s growing, slowly.
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@LakotaMan1 @RonFilipkowski For me. the problems are not with the guns. It is with the young men who have no center to their being. They have no purpose or knowledge of how to find one.
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Junior went on a wild rant about Uvalde tonight, saying the AR-15 isn’t the issue because he could’ve done the “exact same thing” with a bat, bomb or machete. He says gun owners are unfairly “stigmatatized,” and the real problem is that “crazy teachers” are indoctrinating kids.
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@davidfowl I like them lowercase for web page urls, makes it straightforward to rewrite upper to lower to make crawlers happy.
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What many sw engineers don't realize:
The majority of jobs do not hire you to write the highest quality code or produce the cleanest architecture.
They hire you to solve their business problems very efficiently. Sometimes this means high-quality code. Sometimes not at all.
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@GergelyOrosz After 35 years of being a professional, this blog post made me understand the unique role I always had in any job, on any level. I was always just a bit different, thinking differently. Thank you for this enlightening post.
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And to add, sometimes this means deleting code.
Sometimes it means writing no code.
Frequently, it means talking with other people, including outside tech, even if you're not told to do so.
Recommended reading: blog.pragmaticengineer.com/the-product-mi…
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@saronyitbarek …and it goes on just like this. Turning 60 next February. I really enjoyed every part of my life, always thought, wow this is the best, and yet it just keeps getting better. I would never want to go back.
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@CarolineChiari It’s not a requirement, it’s just much easier. I used to be a night owl. Now I experience myself: meditating early is so much easier. Reason is that nobody is awake & thinking around you while you are sitting thoughtless. Less thought pollution. I like 4:30.
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Why is it that waking up early is always a requirement from gurus to be successful? What’s the difference between waking up early and going to bed late?
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@carlfwalsh @davidebbo This nails it. Not a Mac user but impressed.
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@davidebbo If I'm using Finder my hand is already on the mouse. So opening with the mouse click is most available. If I'm going to rename a file then I need to use the keyboard, so enter is the next most available shortcut.
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I'd love to meet the brilliant macOS designer who decided that pressing Enter renames a file. Because clearly, we rename files far more frequently than we open them...
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