Using a Genetic Algorithm to Do Consultant Scheduling in C#
posted by belorion(5) 2 years, 8 months ago 0
There is something fishy about his statistics - GA's should be better than that.
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C# Identify Crisis, You Have To Know Your Identity
Another Anti-kick here. I think "identity", as the author describes it, can be a good thing. But I consider C# identity to be it's ease of use, ability to express more with less compared to C++ and Java. I don't consider it's identity to begin and end with it's static nature.
TFS Sucks, here is a list why
@gregbeech - I would be interested in how you handle some of those points pointed out in the article. (I've never used TFS, and am simply curious). Maybe post them as comments to the blog post?
The simple fact that files are read-only until checked out is enough to not use the product, for me. First of all, I'm not always in VS or TS. And I don't care if I'm working on the same file as someone else. Chances are the code will merge just fine. If it doesn't then I need to have a quick 2 min chat with the other user to make sure I can resolve conflicts correctly with their new code. But preventing me from editing the file at all is a complete productivity killer. The only time you might encounter unmergable-changes are binary files - MS Word documents or image files. Heck, even merging MS Word documents has gotten easier - from Tortoise if I look at the changes it loads up word and shows the changes in Words "track changes" format. If unmergable changes in binary files happens frequently, then your team members should most likely be communicating better with each other anyway. Why kill productivity the other 99% of the time just so you can avoid this?
@bzbetty Interesting information, thanks. I'm curious - why mark the files read-only at all then?
High performance Socket Server (TCP/UDP) for C# / free trial
Times like this we need an "unkick" button. Clearly an advertisement with fake kicks.
Concerned about Windows Azure?
posted by belorion(5) 2 years, 6 months ago 0
@fquednau No kidding! I've seen blog spam before (which is enough to make me not visit that blog), but blog spam for blog spam? Submit the real link for goodness sakes.