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- Jul 3,2008
Utah Goes 4 Long
Gov. Jon Huntsman announced a plan to move 80% of the state’s workforce to 4 day work weeks by August. For those of you unaware of how this works, it means you work for 10 hours per day instead of 8, so you spend the same amount of time working, you just condense it into [...]
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- Jun 25,2008
Disparity in the Office Place
When it comes to the office place I don’t think all people are equal. By that, I mean that different departments and different positions have different needs and should be catered to differently. Sales and support people talk on the phone more, so it makes sense that they have nice headsets to use. Clerical people [...]
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- Jun 24,2008
“The Engineer’s Disorder”
I read a few articles that I found through digg the other day and came to a startling conclusion. I may be mildly autistic. Now by mild, I mean very mild. I told this to my wife and she scoffed at me. She thinks instead of having mild autism I may be a mild hypochondriac. [...]
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Mike Gromer on ADO .NET Entity Framework Vote of No Confidence: Oh wow, it's so true about lazy loading. What a pain in the butt.
Bill Sheldon on The opposite of Nullable types: Don't have much time to sift through the comments, however, your original description contains a mis
David on The opposite of Nullable types: Apologies, I forgot to use HTML entities for generics (NotNull<T>) in the previous post.- David on The opposite of Nullable types: Thanks for clarifying, Jason. I guess I was a little tired and incoherent this morning. :P An altern
Jason on The opposite of Nullable types: I think I might know what youre talking about. I attached an example I made on the article showing h- David on The opposite of Nullable types: I think there is a historical reason for developers using if (null == obj) that relates to mistakes
ryan on The opposite of Nullable types: @josh Yeah, alot of people at work are still very confused whent hey see my code which has plenty of- Jason on The opposite of Nullable types: @Josh & Ryan Yes, I would change that exception to be different. Perhaps even a custom message.
