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Or the "he who shall not be named"

Just 18 more until I pass up "guest"

Oh, I am in third.

We use Kendo-UI for our component suite at work. Whereas I've been sort of piecemealing my components. So far I found a nice vanilla JavaScript datatable component that is super light-weight called...

I found a vanilla JavaScript library that is super light weight called Navigo that does the SPA part. And I've been using manual DOM replacement by reading my "partials" on the fly and then caching...

So for example, we use a single-page application pattern in C#'s ASP.NET MVC project.

I have been looking into vanilla JavaScript alternatives to what I do at work.

#ireallylikelonghashtagsbecausetheycanbemisinterpreted

#ifyoucandreamit

Eventually I will be number 1 in posts.

I am very close to coming in third most posts.

While I am not very proficient in the concept, this sounds like a candidate for parallelism. This is Microsoft's explanation of parallel programming (documentation):


I ran a quick test on my end...

Same difference I guess.

lol, I just realized that I said Must instead of Musk.

I even got to drop the phrase "lache pas la patate"

So to sit there and basically B.S. with them and talk politics was fun.

I have listened to these guys for a while and their show is very laid back compared to the other podcasts I listen to.

It was a very fun experience.

That took like 15 minutes and I wound up staying on for close to 2 hours.

My point was that it doesn't matter. That Twitter likely has some form of version control so that if they accidentally make a breaking change then they can roll it back. So even if they are changing...

The reason I was on was regarding the sudden boost in engagement on Twitter. The hosts speculated that Twitter was fudging with their algorithms since Must indicated he wanted to make the website...

I appeared on a podcast last night. I think they plan on releasing it on Friday.

Yeah, in my edit I indicated that I didn't actually need to downgrade my .NET framework version.



Agreed. I'm not actually doing that specific part in my production code, but for the sake of...

I found a .NET library named Tesseract .NET Wrapper (GitHub repo) using the eng.traineddata language file from Tesseract OCR (GitHub repo)

Unfortunately, I had to downgrade to .NET 4.0, but that...

Woah! I missed those.

That good sir, is the comment of the year.

That’s called Stockholm syndrome. Run before you start developing full web APIs in it. Run!!!

Any language that depends on indented whitespace is a hard no for me.

Then again, Visual Basic has the XML literals which are very useful:

Dim foo = <xml>
<something></something>
</xml>

One thing I recently found out that you can do in C# but not as elegantly in Visual Basic .NET is this incrementing variables inline, e.g.

var parameterIndex = 0;
// filters is Dictionary<string,...

I am looking for both commercial and open source options regarding optical character recognition (aka OCR).

The use case that I have is that I have two Cognex cameras, one takes pictures of...

gaouser is 7th, that's the scariest.

I had noticed that Visual Basic .NET activity has dropped recently. I know that we go through peaks and valleys, but it seems to be a much longer lulls here...

But in the UK I don't think MASH episodes had the "laugh box" in any of the episodes.

I read somewhere that the writer's of MASH in the US really pushed not to have a "laugh box", but the execs overrode them.

Now put on some MASH and I'm game.

I never watched Gilligan's Island. I think I might have seen a rerun somewhere at some point in time, but it wasn't impactful enough for me to remember it.

Assuming that this is a CSV file, you could use the OleDb provider to read the values. Otherwise, you can always roll out your own. Being that this is a homework exercise, rolling out your own...

That's fine. I wanted to rule out you calling this method in a timer or in a separate thread.

Looking at the documentation on the particular API I don't see anything that would hold the command....

Right. And where are you calling that from?

Where/how are you calling the SendMessage method?