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CORS for local development

by: admin2023-03-19

Gotcha If you just want the solution skip to the “Understanding the problem” section. A pet peeve of mine that I have definitely mentioned before […]

Bias, Developer Health, Development, Machine Learning, philosophy, ramblings

The conflation of ML and AI

by: admin2023-01-31

As a software developer, it is a huge pet peeve of mine when I hear everyone and their grandmother using the term AI to describe […]

Development, How to, ramblings

Getting started with Nespresso

by: admin2023-01-30

I have had to explain on several occasions what it takes to get started with a Nespresso machine, so I am just consolidating that information […]

Development, Gotcha, philosophy, ramblings, Security

Avoid using FileZilla for work

by: admin2022-11-25

Goodbye FileZilla I have been using FileZilla since it came out (I think?) back in 2001. It was heralded as being an excellent FTP client […]

Bias, Development, Gotcha, philosophy, ramblings

Key value biases

by: admin2022-11-20

I was told the other day by a Principal Engineer (PE) to change a class I wrote and I didn’t agree with his reasoning. This […]

.net core, Development, Gotcha, Windows

dot net core windows service hosting order of operations

by: admin2022-06-02

Gotcha Imagine you have a dot net core application you initially created as a console application. You can easily run it as a windows service […]

.net core, ASP.Net, C#, Development, Gotcha, Unit Testing

Generic Types and Equals

by: admin2022-04-30

Gotcha I don’t have to implement/override Equals that often in my classes so I always have a hard time remembering some of the subtleties behind […]

.net core, ASP.Net, C#, Development, Obscure

Misconceptions about async Tasks

by: admin2022-03-11

This article is about asynchronous programming in C# using Task and Task<T>. Do you really need to make your code asynchronous? The first misconception about […]

Development, NUnit, philosophy, ramblings

Unit testing private constructs

by: admin2022-03-08

There is a philosophy out there of people who say that you should only ever test publicly accessible constructs. For argument’s sake let’s just talk […]

Development, Gaming, Gotcha, Home Repairs, How to, Obscure

Repairing keyboard leather wrist rest

by: admin2022-03-06

The Problem I type a lot, I never counted the number of words per day and maybe I should, but it’s enough to have made […]

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