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Rants, music, and science: Fuzzy Boxed Lo-Fi
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Rants, music, and science. A blog. In which, I will rant. Mostly on music and science. Not novel. I know. Saturday, March 16, 2013. French house is not all I listen to these days (although Kavinsky. Has his first album out, and Breakbot. S most recent is excellent - go listen! I tripped over this. The other day, in the YouTube-related's when I was grooving The Kills. And The Black Keys. With my kid brother. Etiketter: a bit of french house. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
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Tiger: August 2009
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Let y = x(3) or let y = 3 x. Wednesday, August 19, 2009. Articles on it's way soon. I can se there is a lot people on my blog. And I have not had the time to post new articles the resent two months but soon I got the time. There will be more about LINQ to SQL and some F#. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Follow me on Twitter. Articles on its way soon. Hardware design in F#. HubFS: THE place for F#. Blogs that I read. Chris Smith's completely unique view. Did it with .NET.
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Tiger: Something to know when using F# Interactive for testing code.
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Let y = x(3) or let y = 3 x. Tuesday, November 24, 2009. Something to know when using F# Interactive for testing code. I recently discovered a behaviour with F# Interactive when I was testing som code. And it took me a while to understand why and solve the problem. I will keep the example small but the code I was testing was mutch bigger than this. Lets start with three simple functions. Compile the functions and send them to F# Interactive and the result is this. OK, no problem yet. This is what happend...
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Tiger: Row not found or changed - System.Data.Linq.ChangeConflictException
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Let y = x(3) or let y = 3 x. Wednesday, April 15, 2009. Row not found or changed - System.Data.Linq.ChangeConflictException. Have you received a System.Data.Linq.Changeconflictexception. July 29, 2011 at 6:44 PM. This post is great Hans, but for someone, if It didt resolve your problem, check this: http:/ devspeak.com/b/3-tips-to-fix-row-not-found-or-changed-linq-to-sql/. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Follow me on Twitter. How to make a T-SQL IN query with LINQ to SQL.
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Tiger: Articles on it's way soon.
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Let y = x(3) or let y = 3 x. Wednesday, August 19, 2009. Articles on it's way soon. I can se there is a lot people on my blog. And I have not had the time to post new articles the resent two months but soon I got the time. There will be more about LINQ to SQL and some F#. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Follow me on Twitter. Articles on its way soon. Hardware design in F#. HubFS: THE place for F#. Blogs that I read. Chris Smith's completely unique view. Did it with .NET.
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Tiger: April 2009
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Let y = x(3) or let y = 3 x. Thursday, April 23, 2009. How to make a T-SQL IN query with LINQ to SQL. If you would like to find all rows in a table where a value in a column matches any value in a list, how do you do that in LINQ to SQL? In this example I have a generic list of integers. IntList = new List. You have to write the LINQ query so that you match all values in the list against the column and not the column against the list. FROM [dbo].[FirstTable] AS [t0]. Wednesday, April 15, 2009. INNER JOIN...
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Tiger: November 2009
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Let y = x(3) or let y = 3 x. Tuesday, November 24, 2009. Something to know when using F# Interactive for testing code. I recently discovered a behaviour with F# Interactive when I was testing som code. And it took me a while to understand why and solve the problem. I will keep the example small but the code I was testing was mutch bigger than this. Lets start with three simple functions. Compile the functions and send them to F# Interactive and the result is this. OK, no problem yet. This is what happend...
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Tiger: Joins in LINQ to SQL on more than one column
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Let y = x(3) or let y = 3 x. Sunday, April 12, 2009. Joins in LINQ to SQL on more than one column. How do you make a join on several columns between two tables in LINQ to SQL. As I learned from LINQ in the beginning was that it worked with only one column and that is of course a limitation. But there is two ways to make a join on more than one column in LINQ to SQL. First a example with a join between two tables on one column:. FROM [dbo].[FirstTable] AS [t0]. Where F.ColumnB = S.ColumnE. SELECT [t1]....
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Adding Ruby and C# Operators to F# |
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Laquo; Mads Torgersen, you are my hero. Adding Ruby and C# Operators to F#. April 28, 2009 by Jason Kikel. F# has a very straight forward syntax for declaring both infix (binary) and prefix (unary) operators, which can be stand alone definitions or static members of types. Operator definitions are distinguished by parenthesis around the operator identifier. Here we have a stand alone definition of a robust division operator that returns a tuple of the result and the remainder. So knock yourself out.
