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@ehexter okay. i'll write one up for monday or tuesday.

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lacking idempotence

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@TimBarcz austin

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codecampserver is not perfect. never will be. but there's not a better example of the real deal out there.

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@ChrisMissal @TimBarcz hi #iowacodecamp people. wish i was there. *wave*

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i think for my next project, i'll try to take @ayende's advice and start with FNH automapping then move to classmaps and hbms as needed

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subversion *sigh*

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@TimBarcz already thinking about it. baby comes in spring so no travel but next fall it's ON =)

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committed subcutaneous test to codecampserver. they help you go real, real fast.

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i'm christmas-creeping tonight with some holiday tunes. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...

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@jglozano think anyone would answer "not very" ?

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@scottcreynolds that one post in question is from sept. 22 2005

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@TimBarcz @scottcreynolds ok, ok, bad example. but i'm just not concerned if my competition is inferior. that's actually good for me.

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@ChrisMissal great reason

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@TimBarcz aint happening with businesses needing technical solutions. @SittenSpynne my job is (usually) to fix those apps, or replace them

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@scottcreynolds absolutely

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@scottcreynolds that makes sense. i still dont care if one doofus hates to test, though. =)

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@simonech custom dev with MOSS doesn't work. anything w/ complexity >= cascading select lists is inappropriate.

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@TimBarcz maybe to highlight the selling point.

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@TimBarcz so, altruism and talent pool... fair enough

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@TimBarcz interesting. what about something that directly affects quality? that's my angle, especially with testing

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@scottcreynolds because it presumes competition?

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@simonech i'm not talking about how good, i'm talking about how expensive =)

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@scottcreynolds with ya there. i advise my clients to not use those programmers

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focusing today on diagnostics. step one, a remote appender for log4net

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@TimBarcz care a little out of altruism. the talent pool thing is good but i was developed more intentionally, i think thats more effective

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@TimBarcz why do you care? (serious question)

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@TimBarcz if a restaurant owner has the best food should he care if his competitor uses inferior ingredients?

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@simonech when they fail you can pick up the slack. if they keep failing and corp keeps buying, classify corp as not an ideal client

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quitting time, 995 file merge in progress, and svn won't let me commit. blah blah non-recursive blah blah.

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