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by Glide 13y ago
I would imagine he's talking about NuGet. Unless I've missed something dramatic in the past half year in the .net ecosystem.
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by Glide 13y ago
I've always been curious about how most sites like these are made because they've used it well. Unfortunately, this was not one of them. It should have been a video because then it would of had more interesting transitions.
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by Glide 13y ago
Except that they do have power even if you ignore them. I don't think anyone can argue that environment is not vital to a persons's development. The government, NSA, piracy, patent trolls, etc. all happen to be a part of the envir
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by Glide 13y ago
Isn't this trend of things being on OS X rather than linux helped by things being ported from iOS back to OS X as well? I've noticed a lot of games on the Mac App Store that happen to be on the iOS App Store.
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by Glide 13y ago
Look at the stuff Parallels has been doing with getting direct X running Virtualized in OS X. It's definitely possible to do. Heck, if it was possible to run OS X on custom hardware and have drivers that supported SLI, it would run res
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by Glide 13y ago
I think it has to do with retina display support in the Oracle JRE 7. I remember searching for retina display stuff in JDKs and saw a post from the people from JetBrains post differences between the JDK 6 from Apple and JDK 7 from Oracle. I
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by Glide 13y ago
Haha yeah. I agree with you totally, however sometimes when the problem is a bug in another system and everything still seems completely rational this kind of knowledge is gold. My story was a C# WPF application and certain events were not
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by Glide 13y ago
The main argument I've seen to use something in the Node ecosystem over make is that it works on windows machines. With Microsoft building support for Node into IIS it's something to consider. Personally the thing I would consider
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by Glide 13y ago
Probably makes it worse. If you tell people the currency doesn't leave a paper trail then they'll worry about people scamming them or screwing them over in some way, shape, or form.
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by Glide 13y ago
Wait. So we're not in a country that is purposefully moving backwards when it comes to distribution of wealth? /s. I think the more interesting part of these graphs is that economic mobility can regress in society and the USA has
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by Glide 13y ago
I agree totally. Arguments like these tend to forget that the balance of power is very unequal.
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by Glide 13y ago
One could argue that Ghengis Khan had to owe a part of his success to the culture he grew up in and the ability to use combined arms. We do have a way of rewarding innovators: patents and copyrights. Now, those systems have been abused from
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by Glide 13y ago
I think that might be the main reason I find angular attractive when compared to mostly DIY approaches with backbone. Sure I can build a best of breed utilizing a wide range of libraries together with backbone... Well I would think I am int
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by Glide 13y ago
This is basically why I bought an Apple TV for my parents. There's a good chance if a video loads on an apple device that it can be streamed to an Apple TV. They were watching videos all the time on iPads and the TV in the living room
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by Glide 13y ago
I wonder what the genius bar lines would be like if Apple products were a lot more open and allowed for that kind of customizability. There's probably some correlation between simple(r) products and good customer service.
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by Glide 13y ago
That's part of the allure of people championing state's rights as opposed to doing things on the federal level. Unfortunately I don't know of too many historical examples of power becoming decentralized.
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by Glide 13y ago
I'll just throw in my two cents: It seems pretty simple from my point of view. People switch between companies that win bids and contracts. Those companies now need to staff and they staff with the people from the companies that lost b
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by Glide 14y ago
I remember stumbling upon this from somewhere and thought it was great. It also made me depressed a bit on how my team is doing after a year and a half of development =/.
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by Glide 14y ago
Eh we hit a bug here with WCF discovery when we had the machines run 4.0 code and had 4.5 installed. I think the official fix has been out, but man did it cause some headaches.
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by Glide 14y ago
I rather enjoyed your longer comment upstream.
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by Glide 14y ago
The process of learning to TDD well makes a person code better, regardless of actually doing it. TDD is one of the few actual disciplines I know of around coding that can't be just glossed over or faked. One either does or does not. This is
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by Glide 14y ago
That may or may not be valid depending on what one considers "done" in the context of a project. My team considers a feature done when it goes through QC and business analysis. I personally find it nice to just hit a couple of hotkeys inste
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by Glide 14y ago
This is awesome. I browsed stackoverflow when it first started and just wondered when the first wave of overzealous "editors" would take over the site. It took a while, but those people killed spirit of the site for me. This looks great. IM
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by Glide 14y ago
The 10 identical pairs of black socks doesn't really work for business casual and up unless all your dress pants happen to be black as well.
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by Glide 14y ago
This to me makes the most sense as there are a couple of characteristics to "hash" a sock on.
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by Glide 14y ago
I second this. I made my company buy about 4 copies of this book and some others to pass around to the team I am on about a year ago.
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by Glide 14y ago
I got a fountain pen when I wanted to improve my own handwriting just to see what is so different about them. I bought a Lamy Al-Star pen, a converter, and a bottle of ink. I would never use an ordinary ballpoint pen if I can help it. Writi
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by Glide 14y ago
But NH has other methods of querying that are readily available. EF doesn't make those as accessible. I was able to put in full text function support in NH HQL rather easily in an app and I don't see that ability in EF. I'm working on a des
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by Glide 15y ago
I would definitely take a look at "The Millionaire Next Door". It contains some of the statistics that you're looking for. That book really made me evaluate what I am spending money on.
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by Glide 15y ago
The WPM is words per minute for the morse code sounds. So higher the faster the morse code plays. I could have used this a decade ago when I was deciding on getting a HAM radio license....

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