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2025
How I escaped decision hell by using a 1972 cognitive theory
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26 Sept 2025
Monads in C# (Part 2): Result
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13 Sept 2025
List is a monad (part 1)
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29 Jun 2025
2024
Embracing Functional Programming Principles in OOP with Static Factory Methods
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15 Sept 2024
2022
What -Ops are there?
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16 Nov 2022
GZIP exceptions, but only on hot or rainy days
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11 Nov 2022
2021
How to change GitHub cache action compression level
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20 Sept 2021
Quickly estimating unused filesystem blocks
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18 Sept 2021
Automatically expanding code review scope with suggested non changed files
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10 Mar 2021
End to end tests
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10 Mar 2021