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by Permit 10y ago
> Keep in mind that a traditional degree program does have a huge advantage over a strict MOOC: accountability. I wonder if this is a contributing factor to the success of those who completed MOOCs. There was zero accountability but they
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by Permit 10y ago
A smaller and componentized install was a major focus for Visual Studio 2017. There's some more detail here: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/visualstudio/2016/08/22/vis... Smallest install is 500MB
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Beyond 'Flash Boys': Brad Katsuyama Q&A(bloomberg.com)
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Is it dangerous to compile arbitrary C?(security.stackexchange.com)
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by Permit 10y ago
What do you mean by actual value? There's going to be variance in each run so I'm assuming they mean expected value as in "average" time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expected_value
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by Permit 10y ago
FWIW pg often spoke of his desire to scale YC and benefit more startups. As I understand it that's one of Sam Altman's primary goals.
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Exploring Edit and Continue with Roslyn(joshvarty.wordpress.com)
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by Permit 11y ago
Do children not typically receive the universal basic income? If not, is it fair to give a parent of three children the same allowance as I (a single person) receive? I also wonder about whether or not $10,000 is more or less than someone o
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by Permit 11y ago
Can anyone submit to JoDS? I see there are only five papers listed on the homepage: http://jods.mitpress.mit.edu/ I'm kind of curious what sort of publications they would like and what they would turn down.
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by Permit 11y ago
They were likely referring to the cross-platform .NET Core stuff: https://github.com/dotnet/cli
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by Permit 11y ago
I'm working on a live programming plugin for Visual Studio that supports C#: http://comealive.io Previously we'd developed a code exploration tool: http://codeconnect.io
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by Permit 11y ago
This first request is the anti-thesis of GitHub's simple approach: >Issues are often filed missing crucial information like reproduction steps or version tested. We’d like issues to gain custom fields, along with a mechanism (such a
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by Permit 11y ago
>and to de-emphasize the kind of things that don't service the markets (i.e., HFT & front-running) by introducing a small financial transaction tax. You will not make a dent in the debt by taxing HFT. If you introduce a tax, peo
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Performance in .NET – Boxing(blog.comealive.io)
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Google helps Waterloo's Velocity incubator to expand(m.thestar.com)
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by Permit 11y ago
Here's an example on Newtonsoft.Json: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AR1m3llrvg&feature=youtu.be And here's another on using tests with Alive: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJgMqTTKPBg&
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by Permit 11y ago
It should! Fair warning, if you're not using mocks in your tests, it will be making network calls on every valid compilation. If anything isn't working you can report it on our public issue tracker: http://github.com&#x
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by Permit 11y ago
The examples shown are deliberately simple and meant to show off the concept. Alive isn't performing static analysis and guessing what your code is doing, it's compiling and running it while showing you the results. So as long as
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Alive v1.0 – Live Programming for C#(blog.comealive.io)
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OpenSSH for Windows - From Microsoft(hanselman.com)
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LLILC at Six Months – A Retrospective(github.com)
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The Web Authentication Arms Race – A Tale of Two Security Experts(blog.slaks.net)
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The Web Authentication Arms Race – A Tale of Two Security Experts(blog.slaks.net)
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by Permit 11y ago
Good God, $3,000 USD is a little outside my price range. Hopefully the consumer edition will be able to knock the price down a little bit. I really wanted to get my hands on one of these, but it looks like I'll have to wait a little lo
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by Permit 11y ago
>I’d work on them for a few weeks, sometimes even months, but eventually I’d lose motivation and never get back to it. I think this post helps demonstrate why having a dedicated co-founder or partner can really help ground you when worki
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by Permit 11y ago
>When the disruptive competitor comes along – when, not if – who are the developers going to side with? There can't be more than 50,000 devs who used the Twitter API. I definitely don't think they're going to be the decidi
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by Permit 11y ago
>Death panels, anyone? Can you elaborate on this? Do you have any examples of death panels in countries with socialized medicine? Or at least of the government refusing to pay for medicine?
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No, Mark Cuban, this tech bubble is not worse than 2000(medium.com)
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by Permit 11y ago
This thread itself is pretty telling. As far as I can tell its made up of two groups: 1. People complaining about paywalls 2. People complaining about poor quality content I'd wager that most HN users are using AdBlock as well. How do
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C# 7 Proposal: Nullable reference types and nullability checking(github.com)
84 points by Permit 11y ago|73 comments

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