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Writing regex that doesn't get you beat up in the parking lot after work.
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findleyd
I have recently become enlightened in the ways of regex. Regex has really allowed me to do some things that would have been very difficult to do with just string manipulation. But alas, I am gaining a reputation for churning out incomprehensible code...
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Ahh the good ol' days.
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findleyd
One of the very first computers I actually owned myself was a timex sinclair. I remember the days of writing a hex loader in basic so that I could hand POKE some assembly into the darn thing. Maybe in C# 2.0 they can add a poke keyword! bwahaha. Check...
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Programmer Haiku
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findleyd
Here's some programmer/general geeky haiku. Most of this can be attributed to my friend Ed Johnson: Unitialized Pointer to the mad chaos Coat hanger in brain. My pushing popping Sublime recursive function Shit! stack overflow.
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My Comment on the BCL/FCL vs. primative types debate.
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findleyd
I've been reading some of the posts about BCL/FCL vs. primative types. It seems to me that the bigger question is: Do you use the features of your tool? Here is an example: In C# if I do this: int a = 5; Its the same as this: System.Int32 a = 5; I am...
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New kid on the blog.
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findleyd
Well, I'm still a n00b to the blogging community. I've wanted to get into it for a while now but just havn't found the time to get it all set up. Thanks to some prodding and general ridicule by my friends (Lance and Bob) I've finally got set up.
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