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by Permit 12y ago
Yeah unfortunately Debugger Canvas was scrapped after Visual Studio 2010. Haha, yeah that's an artifact that's no longer present in current versions. It was including the tabs as part of the content of the function. So that's
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by Permit 12y ago
I'm working on a new way to visualize and edit code called Code Connect ( http://codeconnect.io ) We're leveraging Microsoft's new Roslyn compiler to break apart software into functions. The user then navigates thei
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by Permit 12y ago
How would you enforce that? First, hashing every byte of every loaded DLL destroys your runtime. Second, if you're able to modify one DLL, you could overwrite whatever DLL was tasked with computing the checksum.
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by Permit 12y ago
DLLs are signed. But they aren't checked every time a DLL is loaded. It absolutely obliterates load time if you have to go through every byte of all your DLLs and hash them. (You have the option to turn this on within the registry, tho
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by Permit 12y ago
I know a lot of people here balk at the idea of paying for tooling, but Red Gate's Reflector[1] is absolutely amazing for situations like this. Not only is it a decompiler, but it allows you to decompile at debug-time and step into thi
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by Permit 12y ago
How many times does it need to be repeated: Freedom of speech is between you and the government, not anyone else.
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by Permit 12y ago
I'm not sure how this is releveant; how can YCombinator influence this? The disparity in education has already taken full effect by the time people apply to YC. It's great that YC has taken steps towards gender equality, but I don
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by Permit 12y ago
Haha it's funny that you've cited that post as I'm complaining that it's getting flagged in the comments... I guess the point is that HN is a black box to us regular users and it's tough to speculate on how and why
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by Permit 12y ago
We have no way to tell if they're being flagged by users or setting off the automated system for detecting flamewars. One of the problems with the topic is that essentially every Hacker News reader feels as though they're qualifie
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by Permit 12y ago
It's kind of frustrating for those of us without the 5 friends necessary to get on the home page is all. It doesn't feel like we're on even footing.
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I worked 95 Hours Once; It was awful(joshvarty.wordpress.com)
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by Permit 12y ago
It's always impressive to see an individual with a really good eye for design and the technical chops to bring it to life alone. Building a site as beautiful as this must have left you inundated with job offers. It's really aweso
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by Permit 12y ago
Sorry about that, we're in the middle of removing that carousel entirely. In the meantime here's a link to the video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuQ8NJOypqs
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by Permit 12y ago
I know I've definitely been hesitant to post in the past for being called out for self-promotion or something. I think formalizing it like this will encourage a lot of people to share who might otherwise not.
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Show HN: We're bringing Code Bubbles to life(codeconnect.io)
3 points by Permit 12y ago|2 comments
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by Permit 12y ago
What do you typically spend the $2k/month marketing budget on? Is it mostly online advertising?
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by Permit 12y ago
Yup, I completely misread that. Thanks.
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by Permit 12y ago
I think I would like to try this. Seeing it done twice has really got me interested in this. I think the key is that you're held accountable for how you spend your time due to the screenshots. Reminds me of how a guy hired someone to s
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by Permit 12y ago
Nope, it's an HTML video element. I'm on Chrome 35.
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Lang.NEXT 2014 videos from Pike, Stroustrup, Alexandrescu et al.(channel9.msdn.com)
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by Permit 12y ago
I'm curious if anyone is noticed the flickering Loading icon when the .mp4 version loops? It only shows up for 50 ms, but seems kind of annoying. Or maybe it's just my machine? Here's a cap: http://imgur.com/
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by Permit 12y ago
>Also are you honestly counting CEOs who get millions in stock and $1 pay as... just getting $1 in pay? How stupid are you. No. And neither did the study.[1] >We use three measures of compensation: (i) total compensation (TDC1) which
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by Permit 12y ago
Weird, in Windows 8, Chrome 35 with AdBlock and no other extensions, I can't drag the ball. Actually, I've noticed in the past I could never highlight text on NYT and assumed it was a feature (a weak attempt to avoid others copyin
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by Permit 12y ago
I think the parent was asking why the licenses were transferable. I can't sell my driver's license to an aspiring driver, why should I be able to sell a taxi license or a liquor license?
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by Permit 12y ago
The simplest explanation is that the project was started and named far before the term "brogrammer" was coined.
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by Permit 12y ago
Looks good and feels much more responsive. One feature I'd like to see would be interacting with issues instead of having to go to the website. Also, when writing a commit message, it'd be nice to have autocomlete on issue numbers
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The AI Effect(en.wikipedia.org)
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by Permit 12y ago
Time and time again this discussion is hampered by the term "high frequency trading" which is much too general. An instance of a HFT algorithm behaving poorly should not condemn the practice as a whole. Saying "HFT is bad, ju
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by Permit 12y ago
I'm not so sure, have a look at some of the pics from 2013. It appears to be more than a tech event as it has some kind of fashion show component. I think it'd be distasteful if I were to post photos of individuals in comparable c
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by Permit 12y ago
Reminds me of the opposite of the sexism LinkedIn was accused of[1]. It'd have been interesting if the two individuals in the posted pictures had been developers as well. I wonder if that would have changed the dynamic of the conversat

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