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by _stephan 11y ago
They probably jump straight to Skylake. Maybe in Q4.
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by _stephan 11y ago
Cross platform IDEs for C++ like Qt Creator and JetBrains Clion already made huge progress over the past years. There's a good chance that we'll see the emergence of a high quality reusable open source C++ language service compone
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by _stephan 11y ago
The body font ("RoboDraft", #757575) is somewhat unreadable (not enough contrast) on a Chrome/Windows 7 machine with a 1920x1200 display.
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by _stephan 11y ago
I suppose they save a few cents licensing costs per DVD this way.
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by _stephan 11y ago
The Chromium implementation of QUIC is released as Open Source, so I'm not sure how "proprietary" the protocol actually is.
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by _stephan 11y ago
If you have used F#, you can take the survey here: http://fsharpworks.com/survey.html
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by _stephan 12y ago
This is the schedule for a three year CS bachelor program at the TUM in Munich: https://www.in.tum.de/en/current-students/bachelors-programs... As you can see, about a fifth of the of the credits have to come from
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by _stephan 12y ago
Can you maybe explain a little more how the "US values broadness of thinking and knowledge ... much higher than Germany"? Do you have some concrete examples in mind?
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by _stephan 12y ago
These broad statements seem ridiculous to me. If you're speaking from personal experience, you should at least add which subject you studied and at which Uni/FH you studied.
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by _stephan 12y ago
Don't spoil the fun.
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by _stephan 12y ago
This is an LLVM Developer's Meeting presentation about Kythe with video and slides: http://llvm.org/devmtg/2014-10/#talk21
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by _stephan 12y ago
I'm curious how much margin there still is in the bandwidth charges of the big cloud providers. Hetzner only charges 1.39 € per extra TB (and the first 30 TB (!) are free), though the bandwidth quality probably isn't comparable.
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by _stephan 12y ago
Congratulations! Who knows, maybe a part of the "exciting plans for 2015" is to release PolarSSL under a liberal open source license...
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by _stephan 12y ago
Ignoring the technical difficulty of actually using the excess heat for reliably and consistently heating a building, it's hard to believe that the economics of connecting and servicing single cabinets randomly located all over the lan
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by _stephan 12y ago
Thanks a lot for your reply and for providing links to your previous blog entries! I wish you good luck and hope the economics will continue to work out for you. I do think that libraries should be distributed as open source, but I'm a
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by _stephan 12y ago
I find this decision very intriguing from a business perspective. Thanks for elaborating on the reasons in the blog post. By completely open sourcing your only software product with a liberal license you seem to be turning a software (produ
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by _stephan 12y ago
I've updated the link. Does it work better now? Btw, if you copy the original link into the Google search field, you get a search result with the page, and then you can just view the cached version by clicking on the small green arrow
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by _stephan 12y ago
Apparently the .NET runtime and Mono will merge: https://twitter.com/shanselman/status/532558786486370304
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by _stephan 12y ago
Apparently the .NET runtime and Mono will merge: https://twitter.com/shanselman/status/532558786486370304
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by _stephan 12y ago
Microsoft makes a patent promise: https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/blob/master/PATENTS.TXT
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by _stephan 12y ago
According to Scott Hanselman they are also open sourcing their new RyuJIT and even the GC. Incredible! http://www.hanselman.com/blog/AnnouncingNET2015NETasOpenSour... or http://webcache.googleusercontent.com
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by _stephan 12y ago
Google cache link: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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by _stephan 12y ago
"We are open sourcing the RiyuJit and the .NET GC and making them both cross-platform." That's incredible!
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Microsoft to open source .NET, and bring it to Linux, Mac OS X(zdnet.com)
8 points by _stephan 12y ago|0 comments
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by _stephan 12y ago
The current specification of priorities in HTTP/2 seems problematic (and apparently was agreed upon by coin toss): http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/ietf-http-wg/2014OctDec/...
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by _stephan 12y ago
If you worry about such hypothetical licence or price changes, you could also contact the company and negotiate a custom licence/contract.
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Launch of Xamarin Test Cloud(blog.xamarin.com)
8 points by _stephan 12y ago|0 comments
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by _stephan 12y ago
Here's the prospectus: https://ipo.rocket-internet.com/sites/default/files/files/Ro...
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German Rocket Internet Plans $7B IPO in October(dealbook.nytimes.com)
1 points by _stephan 12y ago|1 comments
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by _stephan 12y ago
Why do the plugins have to be dynamically loaded? Would a source-based plugin/package system be an alternative?

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