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We're happy to have Krzysztof Cwalina a Principal Architect at Microsoft, join us Monday for an AMA Monday the 13th of July! Exact time is to TBD, but likely later morning early afternoon in North American time zones. Please join us then!

Update: the AMA will start 9:30 Pacific Time (NA) today (Monday the 13).

Here's Krzysztof's bio:

I am Krzysztof Cwalina, the author of .NET Framework Design Guidelines, and a long time .NET Architect at Microsoft. The third edition of the book just got published, and I thought it would be a good time to do an AMA with the r/dotnet community.

I am one of the original members of the .NET team at Microsoft. I joined Microsoft in 1999, and landed in a g

It's really that simple. In incognito mode or logged in, I go to any user overview like:

https://www.reddit.com/user/davidreiss666/overview

... and it returns 500.

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.... so I over-Crocked it!

Here's a link to a survey study being performed by a redditor about the health of developers.

Raw study data will be shared after it's completion.

Link to the survey: https://jmprobert.typeform.com/to/LucWmI

I'm stickying this for a short time because I think it's an important issue that we ourselves as developers tend to neglect.

I've thought about it but can't get any traction on which issues are truly the 'biggest' (which I would define as "have the greatest impact on the most people of that gender") for any gender, at least not when thinking about western liberal democracies.

Do you have a more clear answer for this, for any gender?

The lawsuit is described here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oracle_v._Google

There was just an appeals ruling that reversed the lower court's decision (Google won original, Oracle has won the appeal).

So as a programmer, I know what APIs are but what exactly is it that Oracle is claiming that Google did which violates their copyright?

In the name of St. deGrasse Tyson and St. Dawkins, I swear by thee I forswear.