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   by Yuioup 12y ago

   Hey that look awesome! It's been a while since I last tried Emacs (I'm a vim on Windows user) but I will definitely check this out.
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   by Yuioup 12y ago

   What it says: Is Jarvis a person? Jarvis is a tech enabled person. You will be assigned two US based, college educated personal assistants. They will work together. They are able to operate efficiently because they are aided by artificial
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   by Yuioup 12y ago

   I've seen this page before but couldn't get anything to work in Windows.
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   by Yuioup 12y ago

   It's probably already been compromised since C has no bounds check whatsoever.
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   by Yuioup 12y ago

   Ideally I wanted to set up an Emacs environment for Python development. I tried to install the plugins mentioned on this page: http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/PythonProgrammingInEmacs Couln't get flymake and pyflak
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   by Yuioup 12y ago

   I use Vim on Windows. I tried to learn Emacs but I keep running into roadblocks because of poor Windows compatibility of plugins.
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   by Yuioup 12y ago

   No official Windows support :-(
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   by Yuioup 12y ago

   Okay but how long will it take before you get bored with this? Somehow I can't imagine this to hold anybody's attention for longer than 5 minutes.
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   by Yuioup 12y ago

   Why am I getting a Déjà vu? I've seen the "Go TechCrunch" comment before. This looks like a repost to me.
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    by Yuioup 12y ago

    Is HN upvoting articles now because it has a go.com domain? This Go craziness is getting out of hand.
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    by Yuioup 12y ago

    Fine I didn't think my comment was THAT bad.
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    by Yuioup 12y ago

    I'm missing Myth #6: elementaryOS is a clone of OS X
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    by Yuioup 12y ago

    Thanks! I found it a few seconds later.
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    by Yuioup 12y ago

    Is there a way to select my entire history and delete it all? [EDIT] Never mind I found it. It's under "Settings" [EDIT EDIT] Thanks for migstopheles for the direct link.
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    LulzSec hacker helps FBI stop over 300 cyber attacks(bbc.com)

    1 points by Yuioup 12y ago|0 comments
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    by Yuioup 12y ago

    The indie game "Papers, Please" is written in Haxe. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papers,_Please#Development
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    by Yuioup 12y ago

    It's a real shame that TL;DR has now become the norm. I can't find the link right now but there was an article somewhere stating that the TL;DR is a redundant construct because if you want to summarize your article you should do i
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    by Yuioup 12y ago

    I expect to see a headline soon reading "Not so fast, Linux!" with an article explaining that this is nothing more than a negotiation tactic to get Microsoft to offer cheap support.
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    by Yuioup 12y ago

    The website is running on ASP Classic (.asp)
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    by Yuioup 13y ago

    In short, I don't expect MongoDB, or any similar product, to spell the end of the relational database. The author makes it sound like that was a possibility. SQL and NoSQL are two different tools in the toolbox and should be consider
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    by Yuioup 13y ago

    Good point. I should stop making throwaway remarks on HN.
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    by Yuioup 13y ago

    I feel weird reading a piece on career advice by somebody who works at Microsoft.
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    by Yuioup 13y ago

    True but you lose the variable names and the comments. I am guessing - and I really don't know if this is the case - you can convert VB.NET to C# using Roslyn keeping all the variable names and comments.
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    by Yuioup 13y ago

    Does IIS running on Windows have the same security vulnerability? Or is Stackoverflow running on Linux+Mono?
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    by Yuioup 13y ago

    Not working for me. Probably because I'm in Europe.
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    by Yuioup 13y ago

    I've been following this for a while. I applaud the effort but there is no way they can keep up with VS. Also Xamarin forked SharpDevelop ages ago into MonoDevelop, but I don't know if any contributions flow back from MonoDevelop
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    by Yuioup 13y ago

    Well obviously you can eventually run the code on any platform that supports the CLR. At present only Windows and Azure support the CLR but the rest of the world has to depend on Mono. I suspect that Microsoft is trying to fight their way i
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    by Yuioup 13y ago

    This means that you can compile .NET code on a non-MS platform (like Linux) but you can only deploy it to ... Azure. Microsoft's endgame is in sight.
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    by Yuioup 13y ago

    Yes! I hope somebody will create a VB.NET to C# convertor with this.
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    by Yuioup 13y ago

    No mention anywhere of ASP.NET. Is this going to help ASP.NET in any way?