If i understand you basically any time a developer uses an orm he would be mixing the DB interactions with business logic but i want to be sure what you mean.
Thanks!
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If i understand you basically any time a developer uses an orm he would be mixing the DB interactions with business logic but i want to be sure what you mean.
Thanks!
5 years later i get a call. "We have a weird error message it says ... How did i even get here! This error is bad and you should feel bad."
Like zero effort on my part and its awesome.
Scrolling videos, entire half screen ads between or in the middle of paragraphs of text.
Is this the internet norm now and ad block has just been hiding it from me?
Forever now its the strongest weed is the best and to your point its just juvenile.
Let me chill out to a cool movie or some friends outside on the porch i don't want to be drooling in my lap.
If you implemented GTD you only captured and identified what you were already agreeing to do.
This is where the 50K foot view stuff comes in.
http://gettingthingsdone.com/2011/01/the-6-horizons-of-focus...
BTW i don't follow GTD strictly any more because it lacks a proper way to manage projects in my mind BUT it was designed around committing to the things you have to and the things that align with you.
--edit extra should have been extract.
edit: typo's
Have an upvote anyways for your efforts.
You want to back that up with study or something? Its just WOO if i am wrong i will be happy to eat some crow.
Further more the comment near this one about some imaginary threshold of MEME count gives something legitimacy. REALLY?
WHERE AM I!!
All of these things run natively on windows is there another advantage to moving to the WSL?
I know there are advantages but specifically for my tool chain is there something i am missing?
TIA
I have know django developers who were great in django but never got their heads around python beyond the framework.
Maybe things have changed since the last time i poked at it.
Standard Small Business apps - python / pyside
Automations and sysadmin - python
Fun/Learning - everything. I am constantly playing with java, c#, go, whatever made me feel tingly most recently but i rarely move from learning/fun to using it in production as the above stacks just work and i am very proficient in them. Something to be said about getting a problem solved fast and easy.