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    <p>I'm kinda OK with code sometimes :)</p> <p>Within software development topics, I'm particularly interested in:</p> <ul> <li>principles for writing readable and maintainable code</li> <li>software architecture, particularly at large scales</li> <li>coaching good developers to be excellent developers</li> <li>development practices for safety-critical software</li> <li>designing for usability</li> <li>actually-good i18n</li> </ul> <p>For privacy's sake I prefer not to say where I work--but I'm proud to know that my software provides real, tangible benefits to humankind. Despite our flaws, I really believe that we're the good guys.</p> <hr> <p>I'm not a recruiter, but I like having great coworkers. If you're a great software developer who wants in on the feeling of making the world <em>better</em> through your work, feel free to ping me.</p> <p>The work is (very!) hard and the reward is high. You'll be given problems to solve, not specs to implement. Requires a lot of responsibility. Full-time; this is not consulting or temp work. Average work-week is ~45-50 hours: we give people a sane amount of work and expect them to either get it done or to speak up early. If you aren't confident that you can learn any software language/technology we throw at you and write excellent code with it, you might not be adaptable enough for this job. We do hire entry-level devs, but just be aware that this <em>will be harder</em> than your internships. Experienced devs quite welcome as well. Beautiful workplace. Two-person offices--not cubes or open workspaces. Paid training. Small yearly travel requirement, sane expenses paid.</p> <p>We have our faults, but on the whole we are the good guys. If you can cut it, this is an amazing job.</p>
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    1. COFound a partial solution that looks like it'll work at least for simple sorting. To get the item at a given index: item = queryable.OrderBy(SortKey).Skip(index).First(). To get the index of a given item: index = queryable.Select(SortKey).Count(r => r < SortKey(item)).
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    2. COAaaand... ElementAt isn't supported by Linq to Entities anyway.
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    3. COAside from stylistic concerns, the big disadvantage of this approach is that it makes two hits to the DB. If that's a problem for your application, consider instead doing what Pleun and I are suggesting.
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