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Finster Dexter posted:Oh poo poo I had this happen just the other day... I think the problem I had was that the package I was trying to re-add was actually taken down from nuget.org and I had to update to a new version. i actually fixed it! i just opened my .csproj file and ripped out all the references and targets in it, then rebuilt the dependencies in the nuget manager
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god drat it visual studio! how can a build fail with no errors?
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cant overwrite the output files?
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struct tm is the stupidest goddamn poo poo and so are the ansi c or posix or whatever the gently caress date/time apis hmm yes let's count hours minutes and seconds from 0, days of month from 1 and months from 0, so August is month 7 
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Aug 30, 2016 19:08
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Finster Dexter posted:Get ready for hilariously-timed outages and reboots. is this an elasticsearch thing?
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c datetime < java 1 datetime < c# datetime << java 8's java.time, the date and time library that was hand crafted by God and delivered to man on earth by a choir of angels
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Aug 30, 2016 19:11
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Mr Dog posted:I wonder what is more powerful
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Aug 30, 2016 19:12
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nuget feels very plang-ish, just saying
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Symbolic Butt posted:nuget feels very plang-ish, just saying this kills the codebase
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Bloody posted:cant overwrite the output files? hasn't even written anything yet, im trying to get one of our example projects built
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you guys i made a mistake i trusted the comments
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Arcsech posted:is this an elasticsearch thing? It has been for me, at least. poo poo's not stable. I mean, it's probably MySQL stable, so if you're ok with that, then it's probably fine. But if you aren't comfortable with es going down whenever it feels like or using up loads of resources for no reason, then maybe don't use it.
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Aug 30, 2016 19:59
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HappyHippo posted:hasn't even written anything yet, im trying to get one of our example projects built If you copy paste the relevant part of logs, I might still remember stuff from MSBuild. (Even though I am trying to purge the 3 months I spent unfucking our build env from my memory  )
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Finster Dexter posted:It has been for me, at least. poo poo's not stable. I mean, it's probably MySQL stable, so if you're ok with that, then it's probably fine. But if you aren't comfortable with es going down whenever it feels like or using up loads of resources for no reason, then maybe don't use it. idk, we use it as part of an ~on prem~ product and it has a pretty light workload and its been pretty stable for us afaik, though i haven't had to touch it directly before if you have a giganto cluster in the cloud it might be unstable but since we're on prem we get to kind of avoid a lot of those problems
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Arcsech posted:idk, we use it as part of an ~on prem~ product and it has a pretty light workload and its been pretty stable for us afaik, though i haven't had to touch it directly before Maybe our IT guy is dumb and configured things wrong, I dunno. I've talked to a few other people that have had issues with it, too, but again, this could all be anecdotal. Welp, gotta go, this dev code isn't gonna test itself on the prod servers.
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Xarn posted:If you copy paste the relevant part of logs, I might still remember stuff from MSBuild. (Even though I am trying to purge the 3 months I spent unfucking our build env from my memory the logs are empty! lol
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HappyHippo posted:the logs are empty! lol Huh, how do you run it? If you run msbuild from console, does it fo anything?
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Aug 30, 2016 21:18
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did you try restarting it
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Aug 30, 2016 21:24
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is it just me or are the XML "property list" files used by OSX/iOS/XCode the funniest format in the entire world look at the sample in this  https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual/PropertyLists/UnderstandXMLPlist/UnderstandXMLPlist.htmli guess it was created to replace some legacy format without really replacing it but christ
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ah, dependent on parsing in the correct order, nice
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Aug 30, 2016 21:41
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Aug 30, 2016 21:57
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This is super cool. I've read it a few times and I still don't get how loops work.
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is there a conventional name or operator for this function: mapAndKeepOriginal f = map (\x -> (x, f x))
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what about "graph of function f"
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HappyHippo posted:god drat it visual studio! how can a build fail with no errors? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TCX90yALsI
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Xarn posted:Huh, how do you run it? If you run msbuild from console, does it fo anything? i ran it from vs studio, the output window shows nothing other than that the build failed. running from the command line is my plan tomorrow. Bloody posted:did you try restarting it yep. nothing.
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Symbolic Butt posted:nuget feels very plang-ish, just saying yeah nuget sucks
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abraham linksys posted:is it just me or are the XML "property list" files used by OSX/iOS/XCode the funniest format in the entire world I wish they kept going with the ascii format, still lovingly in use as your friendly neighbourhood xcode project file format and also localizable strings file format! at this point it's json with specified date and blob types. what's not to like also it all gets saved as a binary format anyway when possible so the xml representation is kinda pointless come to think of it, why even bother with the xml format?
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woo i can plot a point in 1bpp hi-res mode probably a less slow way to do this though
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pokeyman posted:come to think of it, why even bother with the xml format?  it's so weird, on paper it seems like xml would be cool and json would be a nightmare but it's mostly the other way around in practice
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xml for data interchange is immediately recognizable as terrible because it has no obvious convention for indicating collections of things, there is extreme bikeshedding on whether or not to put something in an attribute or element, and it is absurdly verbose it's bad for both human and computer consumption as a data interchange format its sole benefit is it was more flexible than inflexible bespoke raw binary formats that came before it unfortunately an entire industry cargo culted it
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wanna print out this video and put it on my wall
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you mean like <collection> <item/> <item/> <item/> </collection> ? xml is pretty good and its most important feature is schemas
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comedyblissoption posted:xml for data interchange is immediately recognizable as terrible because it has no obvious convention for indicating collections of things, there is extreme bikeshedding on whether or not to put something in an attribute or element, and it is absurdly verbose json for data interchange is immediately recognizable as terrible because it has no obvious convention for indicating schemas of things, there is extreme bikeshedding on whether or not to use numbers or strings of digits, and it has no comments it's bad for both human and computer consumption as a data interchange format its sole benefit is it's a subset of javascript unfortunately an entire industry cargo culted it
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JewKiller 3000 posted:its sole benefit is it's a subset of javascript I have bad news
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JewKiller 3000 posted:json for data interchange is immediately recognizable as terrible because ... there is extreme bikeshedding on whether or not to use numbers or strings of digits are you serious is this really a thing
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json doesn't have a concept of types. its very bad.
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  i'm a genius (except drawing is super slow because i'm a bad programmer)
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