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In my terminology, when you are a senior you need to be a near expert in whatever you call yourself a senior within.
If that's .NET/C# like the author refers to, you must know how all (the esoteric) features of the language (e.g C#) behaves, you must know IL, WinDBG for advanced debugging and the things along those lines.
So many developers claim something that they are absolutely not, which is experts or senior in a technology.
It's IMO much harder to become an expert in something than to learn a subset of a set of technologies. Much harder actually.
bummer...
it's cloned to danielovich.github.io but then it breaks!
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But we don't drink bottled water in Scandinavia because our tap water is of great quality, unlike a lot of other places.
The tap water in Copenhagen varies a lot. Depending on the plant your hooked up too. It can be very chalky and it can be very smooth. Strangly enough this is not throughout the rest of the country. Copenhagen water is probably the worst compared to the rest of the country.
Jumping in the harbor is okay, but it's far from being as clear as going to the beach.
Having a powermeter on my bike but no Ant+ in the watch. Forget it. And you cant stuff all needed information into such a small screen.
No pace settng, no average, no stopwatchh...i could continue.
A fun gadget for a teenager, but I never consider using this as a workout device. Not even close.
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I know how things work, just sayin'...it's broken!