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Pablo writes code for a living, in C++, C#, and SQL.

To make all that work easier, he uses some C++ libraries: STL, ATL & WTL (to write Windows applications), and code generation.

Pablo was born in 1963, got married in 1998, and is the proud father of two wonderful girls.

Favorite quotes:
"Accident: An inevitable occurrence due to the action of immutable natural laws." (Ambrose Bierce, "The Devil's Dictionary", published in several newspapers between 1881 and 1906).
"You are to act in the light of experience as guided by intelligence" (Rex Stout, "In the Best Families", 1950).

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GeneralOn global pointers. Pin
Pablo Aliskevicius4-Apr-12 19:42
Pablo Aliskevicius4-Apr-12 19:42 
GeneralThe programmer as an artist Pin
Pablo Aliskevicius12-Sep-11 23:09
Pablo Aliskevicius12-Sep-11 23:09 
GeneralRe: The programmer as an artist Pin
Aniruddha Loya14-Nov-11 21:29
Aniruddha Loya14-Nov-11 21:29 
However detailed specifications one may write, there are always a few set of things that goes without saying i.e. are assumed to be included even if not written. So I always go by the second approach and would like to talk both the client as well as the developer to make sure I understand what the client wants (including his unsaid assumptions) and the coder understands what needs to be done. I prefer to leave a little bit of room for the coder to develop by thinking about what would a client require and correct him/her if there is a gap. A slow learning process but helps in long term as the coder starts to pick those unsaid details making specs less tedious and more of a guideline.
GeneralThere is no such thing as quick and dirty. Pin
Pablo Aliskevicius30-Mar-09 21:30
Pablo Aliskevicius30-Mar-09 21:30 
GeneralRe: There is no such thing as quick and dirty. Pin
ThatsAlok18-Jul-11 22:57
ThatsAlok18-Jul-11 22:57 
GeneralRe: There is no such thing as quick and dirty. Pin
Pablo Aliskevicius19-Jul-11 2:39
Pablo Aliskevicius19-Jul-11 2:39 
GeneralRe: There is no such thing as quick and dirty. Pin
ThatsAlok20-Jul-11 1:07
ThatsAlok20-Jul-11 1:07 
GeneralShame on me: a race condition.... Pin
Pablo Aliskevicius28-May-08 8:39
Pablo Aliskevicius28-May-08 8:39 
GeneralWhen multithreading is not an option... Pin
Pablo Aliskevicius19-Mar-07 10:18
Pablo Aliskevicius19-Mar-07 10:18 
GeneralMore on thread procedures... Pin
Pablo Aliskevicius13-Oct-06 3:36
Pablo Aliskevicius13-Oct-06 3:36 
General::PostThreadMessage. PinPopular
Pablo Aliskevicius11-Oct-06 8:05
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