Cigar? Never had one of those, haha. Hear they are kind of hard to get a hold of.
Cuban food? No. I had Puerto Rican and it's really good.
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The sammich. 'Tis a most glorious concoction.
Drills?
Drills?
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Be sure to get a good set of drill bits. I love my masonry bits... probably more than I should. I look for excuses to drill things....ArchAngel wrote:I have a power drill, albeit not a very great one. I'll invest in a good one some time in the future, probably when I end up buying a house.
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Self help programs?
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What exactly do you mean by a self-help program?
Technically, me regularly reading articles online is a self-help program for getting me more informed.
Or regularly exercising is a self-help program for becoming more fit.
But if you're talking on a more specific Tony-Robbins-If-You-Believe-You-Can-Achieve sense, then no.
Technically, me regularly reading articles online is a self-help program for getting me more informed.
Or regularly exercising is a self-help program for becoming more fit.
But if you're talking on a more specific Tony-Robbins-If-You-Believe-You-Can-Achieve sense, then no.
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Please complete the following sentence:
"If you have a class file that's almost 5,000 lines of code long, it's..."
"If you have a class file that's almost 5,000 lines of code long, it's..."
"He who takes offense when no offense is intended is a fool, and he who takes offense when offense is intended is a greater fool."
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"Don't take refuge in the false security of consensus."
—Christopher Hitchens
—Brigham Young
"Don't take refuge in the false security of consensus."
—Christopher Hitchens
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"...too big; it should be broken down into multiple classes."
I could be convinced to keep it at the size if it's a utility class, but it'd still be best served as broken up.
The worst, imo, is giant functions/methods. It's easy to collapse the functions with a modern ide and make the whole thing readable, but a giant function is just unnavigably sloppy. It's hard to read, hard to debug, inelegant, and usually inefficient. I mean, how hard is it to put some of that logic into appropriate private functions? You're going to thank yourself later.
But man, I've seen asp files over 10k lines long. Talk about unmanageable. I've also seen functions close in on 1000 lines. Just horrendous.
I could be convinced to keep it at the size if it's a utility class, but it'd still be best served as broken up.
The worst, imo, is giant functions/methods. It's easy to collapse the functions with a modern ide and make the whole thing readable, but a giant function is just unnavigably sloppy. It's hard to read, hard to debug, inelegant, and usually inefficient. I mean, how hard is it to put some of that logic into appropriate private functions? You're going to thank yourself later.
But man, I've seen asp files over 10k lines long. Talk about unmanageable. I've also seen functions close in on 1000 lines. Just horrendous.
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Yah... I'm rehabilitating a co-worker who doesn't understand why a 5,000 line class, which handles its own FTP, Web Services and database CRUD ops, is a bad thing...
For utility classes: static?
For utility classes: static?
"He who takes offense when no offense is intended is a fool, and he who takes offense when offense is intended is a greater fool."
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"Don't take refuge in the false security of consensus."
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—Christopher Hitchens
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Heh want a job?
"He who takes offense when no offense is intended is a fool, and he who takes offense when offense is intended is a greater fool."
—Brigham Young
"Don't take refuge in the false security of consensus."
—Christopher Hitchens
—Brigham Young
"Don't take refuge in the false security of consensus."
—Christopher Hitchens
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Bummer. I wasn't entirely kidding. 
"He who takes offense when no offense is intended is a fool, and he who takes offense when offense is intended is a greater fool."
—Brigham Young
"Don't take refuge in the false security of consensus."
—Christopher Hitchens
—Brigham Young
"Don't take refuge in the false security of consensus."
—Christopher Hitchens
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What kind of brain rot do I have now that I understand what you guys are talking about?
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