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  1. @PeterRitchie Sure, but the overzealous are never headed towards runaway success anyway about 6 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to PeterRitchie
  2. It's so fun having small children because of the utter wonderment and excitement they see in the world since everything is new to them about 6 hours ago from TweetDeck
  3. @PeterRitchie Same old problem then. They haven't read or paid attention to the original source material, only second hand stuff about 6 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to PeterRitchie
  4. @PeterRitchie Code Smell just means that something might be wrong and you need to pay attention about 6 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to PeterRitchie
  5. @kbaley It just means your 10yo has a better career path than you about 6 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to kbaley
  6. Amazing how much cleaner designs are the second time you write something. That whole "kata" idea might be worth some thought about 23 hours ago from TweetDeck
  7. @nato24 You know more than me, I thought Marvel was supposed to be the cool kids about 23 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to nato24
  8. Giving Xmas hints to my family for my son. My son is very multicultural. He likes Marvel AND DC superheros about 24 hours ago from TweetDeck
  9. @ayende Yeah, but that's like Greg changing the older command/responsibility separation principle into a fullblown architectural style about 24 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to ayende
  10. @ayende @serbrech Select/Where in Linq. It's map/reduce in other languages and you'll still see it called that more than not about 24 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to ayende
  11. @jflanagan Did I ever tell you how much I like you? 1:40 PM Nov 14th from TweetDeck in reply to jflanagan
  12. @jflanagan Which codebase are you converting? Any way you go though, getting closer to a WebForms-free life for me sounds good 1:30 PM Nov 14th from TweetDeck
  13. Do you remember a time before we had map/reduce capabilities in C#? I can't believe we tried to code real stuff without it. 8:39 AM Nov 14th from TweetDeck
  14. @panesofglass The new stuff was okay. He played a lot of old stuff though. Several from West Textures, a few from Walking Distance 7:41 AM Nov 14th from TweetDeck in reply to panesofglass
  15. Just got back from seeing Robert Earl Keen play at Gruene Hall. Scratch one off the bucket list. 10:46 PM Nov 13th from TweetDeck
  16. @wbinford I tried to put a <blink> tag into it, but Community Server stripped it out. 10:44 PM Nov 13th from TweetDeck in reply to wbinford
  17. @staxmanade No, I don't, but as Ayende says, I'll take patches. Might try NUnit "Category" attribute. 12:53 PM Nov 13th from TweetDeck in reply to staxmanade
  18. @staxmanade Not NUnit. There's something in StoryTeller specifically and the StoryTellerRunner command line tool for your scenario 12:35 PM Nov 13th from TweetDeck in reply to staxmanade
  19. @staxmanade That's what the "Lifecycle" attribute in the Test is for, but that's for the command line runner that you'd put in CI 12:19 PM Nov 13th from TweetDeck in reply to staxmanade
  20. Scary email of the day: "Software Dev Hell is following you..." 11:51 AM Nov 13th from TweetDeck