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Council For Responsible Genetics Blog | Anniversary of the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act
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A Baby with Three Parents? CRG in the News. New Book from the Council for Responsible Genetics-The GMO Deception. Anniversary of the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act. 21 May 2014 21:53. GINA is not a comprehensive genetic privacy law and it does not address all possible forms of genetic discrimination. For example, it does not address life insurance, disability insurance, or long-term care insurance. GINA does not protect symptomatic individuals as well. But today we celebrate, knowing that t.
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DotNetNerd's blog | Goto day 1 roundup – distribute all the things
http://blog.dotnetnerd.dk/post/2014/09/25/Goto-day-1-roundup-–-distribute-all-the-things.aspx
Because I love development. Goto keynote Does the browser have a future. GOTO day 2 good times in .NET land. Goto day 1 roundup distribute all the things. 25 September 2014 15:21. At other conferences I have attended the last year or so, distribution and concurrency have been hot topics, coupled with functional programming and immutability which leands itself well to these kinds of problems. Todays program has certainly been no exception - at least for the talks I ended up picking. No matter what, by wha...
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DotNetNerd's blog | Build: Microservices on Azure
http://blog.dotnetnerd.dk/post/2015/05/01/Build-Microservices-on-Azure.aspx
Because I love development. Build: Azure App Services has a growth spurt. Build: Microservices on Azure. 1 May 2015 10:13. Besides App Services, Azure offers an alternative that is slightly to the left of the far right on the big IaaS to PaaS scale called Azure Service Fabric. Conceptually Service Fabric is based on containers, allowing you to fit many services into a single VM and it gives you more fine grained control than with App Services by providing a manifest describing how it should operate.
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DotNetNerd's blog | 2014 debriefing
http://blog.dotnetnerd.dk/post/2014/12/29/2014-debriefing.aspx
Because I love development. Beware: here be frameworks! Pattern matching on its way to C#. 29 December 2014 15:33. What a crazy year this has been! A year ago my girlfriend and I had just started construction of our new house, so we were living temporarily in a ruin from 1892 and I was working at d60 in Vanløse. Now we are all settled in our house, Elisabeth is now my wife, she is starting her phd, and I have been working as an independent consultant for 11 months! Out with the new in with the old. The i...
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DotNetNerd's blog | Everyday life
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Because I love development. 21 December 2015 14:11. So it's that time again. Another year has past, and like so many others I want to take a little time to look back at how I have spent my nerdy hours. Most importantly it has been my second years as an independent consultant, and I am still enjoying the freedom and the chance to work on projects that are very different. More. Live slowly, be happy and save battery! 8 July 2015 07:22. 29 December 2014 15:33. What a crazy year this has been! So it has been...
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DotNetNerd's blog | F# interaktiv, pattern matching og active patterns
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Because I love development. Feed-Me.dk release og Lang.NET inspiration. F# og imperativ programmering. F# interaktiv, pattern matching og active patterns. 23 February 2008 17:46. Let value = a. A - printfn The value was an a. B - printfn The value was a b. Let value = (b, a). A, b) - printfn The values were a and b. B, ) - printfn The first value was b. Der kan matches på mange forskellige måder men en anden meget anvendt operator :? Let value = 2. Match box value with. Active patterns er en teknik der g...
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DotNetNerd's blog | Is TypeScript taking hold?
http://blog.dotnetnerd.dk/post/2015/04/07/Is-TypeScript-taking-hold.aspx
Because I love development. Pattern matching on its way to C#. Is TypeScript taking hold? 7 April 2015 13:08. I just got back from a week off around easter, summer is almost here and I was awarded Microsoft MVP for ASP.NET/IIS for the first time. So all I that is missing is getting some blogging done. Convert the use of revealing module pattern into classes. Write constructors that communicate the intent of the class well. Get rid of “that” by using arrow functions. GOTO day 2 good times in .NET land.
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DotNetNerd's blog | Languages
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Because I love development. TypeScript 2.0 beta non-nullable types. 13 July 2016 07:19. One of the nice features of functional programming languages like F# is the lack of null. Not having to check for null every where makes code a lot less errorprone. As the saying goes "What can C# do that F# cannot? With version 2.0 of TypeScript we do get non-nullable types, which has been implemented as a compiler switch. The joy of functional concurrent programming. 25 June 2015 07:40. Initial thoughts on Angular 2.
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DotNetNerd's blog | Events
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Because I love development. GOTO Copenhagen day 2 continued. 7 October 2015 08:10. After lunch I picked a talk by Dave Thomas on Fast data - tools and peopleware. Dave threw some punches at SCRUM and OO languages, while describing the challenges of handeling the huge amounts of data and the variery of devices that we have today. With that he concluded that the amount of serialization and modelling we are doing is hopeless and that going through layers like ODBC is terrible. More. GOTO Copenhagen day 2.
