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> Can we now, please, get that behind us and move on? What, and disrupt the massively profitable prison industry?
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This is where I find myself, although my team is very small (2 people only). HN has gone a long way in eliminating my expert beginner syndrome. Looking at what people are doing, when all I'm doing is writing "textboxes over data&q
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That's an incredibly naive filter. I'd estimate the vast majority of developers don't care too much about whether their technology stack fits some arbitrary ideal. A good interviewer would focus on gleaming out a person'
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11y ago
Fair point on the defamation. Bringing up the Falwell vs. Flynt was more about protecting parody. Very few people would have taken seriously the idea that Falwell would run an ad in Hustler magazine, it was clearly satire. In this case, ho
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11y ago
Even more: > On March 7, 2016, after a two week trial, the jury awarded Erin Andrews $55 million in her civil lawsuit over the secret recording and release of a video showing her naked during a hotel stay.[38] - https://en.wik
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11y ago
Yes, the C# WebAPI project receives a file, and then passes it off to an F# module for processing. The WebAPI takes care of authorization, authentication, and some basic checks against the file, whereas the F# library is responsible for dat
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11y ago
The 1st Amendment protects you from the GOVERNMENT, not from INDIVIDUALS. Bollea was forced to leave the WWE, and his brand was damaged as a result of this action. He suffered real monetary loss. This is literally an example of the textboo
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11y ago
>How different is this from Snowden giving top secret documents to Greenwald et al? The United States has different classifications of laws: criminal and civil. Snowden's case is considered criminal. He was also reporting on massive
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11y ago
It's not illegal, but it publishing someone's intimate details without his consent falls into the realm of civil law.
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Because this is a civil case, that's why. The government has does nothing to Gawker. No one has been censored, illegally detained, or made to vanish. That is what free speech is about: ensuring the government cannot censor or retaliat
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11y ago
Yes, I have a WebAPI module written in C# that calls into an F# module for some file processing. From the C# project's perspective, the F# assembly is just another assembly with static methods. It was a great use case for me to highlig
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11y ago
One thing about the context switching comes to mind as I was reviewing this post a day later. I am capable of being very good at vi(m)'s commands when using vi(m). When I need to ssh into a headless server to deploy or modify a text f
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A bit of history helps to understand why vi(m) operates in this fashion. Vi was first released in 1976 as the visual editor to the ex line editor. The networks were very fast in that time period, so it helped to "load up" on comma
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11y ago
And by that, I mean a dedicated effort. I used VsVim and Vim for years, and I've made multiple attempts to switch to Emacs. But I keep coming back to the fact that the majority of what I need can be done in VS and Office. Don't g
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11y ago
Both Semiapies's and Cthulthu_'s comments hit the mark, Notepad++ is a definitely Windows application that just works straight out of the box. (As a caveat, I have spent a lot of with a command shell and vim). The other thing is
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I'm honestly more amazed it was mentioned. I think most developers who are using some kind of framework for server side rendering are using Spring MVC.
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A key point to this article is that the author does his development work in Emacs, so for him, taking notes doesn't require him to switch or launch a new application. As a lowly Windows developer, I struggle to make use of any note tak
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11y ago
For Windows, Notepad++ fits nicely for situations where "I need more than Notepad, but less than an IDE". It's a great example of the a well done pieces of free software on Windows. I've tried Emacs, Vim, Atom, Code, an
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11y ago
That we are very bad at remembering our history. Another post mentions the company town. As a resident of Rochester, NY, I can not help but think of the housing developments that were built by Kodak for employees in the company's he
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11y ago
What would he do? What can he do? He works in DivDev on ASP.NET; he's not the person who made the call to make Win10 a required upgrade. He can't speak for the company. Seriously, the company employs over 100,000 people and is in
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If you're speaking tools and frameworks, yes, but core data structures, algorithms, and paradigms change very slowly. Andrew's course focuses on the latter, basic ML techniques that have been used for years and will continue to be
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> Unity developers will be doing that double work in such case. I'm pretty sure they're well paid for the efforts.
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> Anything that uses interoperable technology Such as? Sure you can replace your iPhone with an Android device, but it's not pretty.
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> for me there is no way to get back to Windows environment for any kind of development. Awesome! You don't need to: https://dotnet.github.io/getting-started/ https://code.visualstudio.com/#alt
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>In order for cross platform solution to offer value of avoiding duplicate work, it should be really cross platform. MS prevents prevents it by not supporting it on Xbox. Vulkan doesn't need to be cross platform because there are t
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11y ago
Name one major technology company that doesn't try to lock you into their recurring subscription platforms.
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I'm failing to see how that sabotages Vulkan. As far as I know, Vulkan has only recently reached 1.0, and nVidia JUST started supporting it. Until recently, there was nothing to support. Your entire complaint is that developers have t
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The same can be said for Apple, Metal, and iOS. I'm also certain most companies use a tool like Unity which does that double duty for them.
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https://github.com/Microsoft/dotnet How exactly is releasing the .NET framework on Github a lock-in strategy? Like many people, you are missing the point. The operating system is irrelevant. You have people editing Ex
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https://www.khronos.org/members/ Really? Might want to check that again. Although, I am curious, considering Apple does the same thing with Metal that Microsoft does with DirectX. The difference is Apple has no dedicat
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