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by Permit 12y ago
Visual Studio's naming scheme is pretty strange. They'll release this version in 2015 and the Visual Studio DLLs were previously on version 12. So it'd have made sense to name it Visual Studio 2015 or Visual Studio 13, but th
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Visual Studio 14 Preview(blogs.msdn.com)
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Why I’m in love with a Canadian… University(medium.com)
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by Permit 12y ago
It looks like their list extends beyond .edu domains. I just registered with an @uwaterloo.ca email and received 0.02266 BTC.
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An experience with Azure(nathanaeljones.com)
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by Permit 12y ago
I realize you're half joking but as a former six time intern, the quickest way to make me not want to join your company fulltime would be to use me as your assistant. Of course, that might be alright with you if you're not looking
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by Permit 12y ago
It's kind of interesting to take an approach like this and contrast it with the user experience of something like Vim or Emacs. These editors are extremely popular despite not making it easy for first time users. Is this because the ta
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by Permit 12y ago
Last time this came up ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7274674 ) I had been working on a sort of hybrid between visual programming languages and the traditional "text in files" approach most people have been
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by Permit 13y ago
Myself and a friend are working on a code visualization tool in the spirit of the original Code Bubbles ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1181742 ) It's called Code Connect ( http://codeconnect.io ) and yo
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by Permit 13y ago
Your example does exactly what the author recommends you not to do; cross the order book. In your example, you're supposed to place a limit order at 14.99.
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by Permit 13y ago
I was surprised at the difficulties I had using R at my previous job. It's simultaneously a language I enjoyed, and one I'd feel hesitant to recommend a friend because of the flood of complaints I'd have directed at me as the
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by Permit 13y ago
Windows Phone
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by Permit 13y ago
Adrian reviewed our application at a time when we had absolutely zero evidence of traction or growth. Our product was (and still is) unfinished and certainly not at the stage where we could run beta tests. To combat this, we presented a con
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Show HN: Dynamically visualize your code as you program(joshvarty.wordpress.com)
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by Permit 13y ago
Why does Elon Musk strike you as a misogynistic creep? It seems like that kind of claim warrants some justification.
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by Permit 13y ago
It looks like the speaker, Josh Turner, gave a similar talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oy7y6a1okd4
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Why Roslyn is a Big Deal(joshvarty.wordpress.com)
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by Permit 13y ago
His argument essentially boils down to: "Don't make Bitcoins illegal, but discourage use and shame those who accept them as payment". So let's imagine a world where this happens. Most vendors shut down operations, people
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by Permit 13y ago
We should keep in mind that we don't have access to all the available information the investors had. Previous successes by the founders, a kick-ass business model or solid traction could all be valid reasons for such an investment. Our
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by Permit 13y ago
You can perform semantic analysis of a codebase, which is extremely useful for Visual Studio extensions. Beyond simple refactoring, it should be possible to make tooling a lot more intelligent.
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by Permit 13y ago
>One of my 4 implementations was the prototype I did at MSFT that became the debugger canvas :) Me and a few others built it after I saw the original Code Bubbles demo. Haha yeah I've actually encountered that project. There are few
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by Permit 13y ago
CodeCanvas and Debugger Canvas are two projects we've definitely consulted while building this thing. We've solved some of the practical problems you've described. The new C# compiler Roslyn makes determining relation fairly
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by Permit 13y ago
I think there is a balance to be struck between visualizing various aspects of a program (control flow, data flow etc.) and retaining the control available to developers writing their programs as text stored in files. It does seem strange i
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by Permit 13y ago
This might help you: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6995020
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by Permit 13y ago
It makes a lot of sense to encourage minority groups to join a field. An example including men would be something like the American Assembly for Men in Nursing.[1] Alternatively, there are men-only classes for parenting, and those aimed at
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by Permit 13y ago
So if they move their buses to a legal area for pickup, will you be satisfied? Or is that not the real issue here?
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by Permit 13y ago
That's because the arguments are ridiculous. >At today’s value of roughly $1,000 per bitcoin, the electricity consumed by the bitcoin mining ecosystem has an estimated carbon footprint – or total greenhouse gas emissions – of 8.25 m
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by Permit 13y ago
Stack Overflow isn't meant to be a special site where everybody is welcome. Joel Spolsky gave a talk[1] about how the most important function of their home page is its ability to drive much of the traffic away. You may not agree, but i
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by Permit 13y ago
"How the Economic Machine Works" was a really great explanation of the different ways a government can influence inflation and deflation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHe0bXAIuk0
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by Permit 13y ago
http://37signals.com/remote/ >REMOTE, the new book by 37signals, shows both employers and employees how they can work together, remotely, from any desk, in any space, in any place, anytime, anywhere . Maybe attacki

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