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by alexc05 11y ago
I love this, but would prefer they didn't re-use the "invalid certificate" icon. As a devs, we use self signed certificates for building our products and we have trained QA to ignore the HTTPS with a slash through it as an er
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by alexc05 11y ago
In addition, CoreOS has its own version of a docker-like thing called rocket https://coreos.com/blog/rocket/ I personally found this blog post a bit of a a-ha moment in terms of understanding what docker is vs. Co
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by alexc05 11y ago
But still, even with full review of the collected data, it calls into question any data "left on the cutting room floor" so to speak. Peer review doesn't account for forgery of data. The failure to declare a conflict of inter
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by alexc05 11y ago
Because your birth certificate lists your first name as Xcelerate? At least you didn't list your full name as it appears on your resume 'Xcelerate Bartholomew Jones' Less sarcastically, at least here on hacker news you'r
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by alexc05 11y ago
Sorry I was trying to be too clever. I mean that the things that they were saying were so complex that I was completely unable to understand a single word of it. That's a bit over stated too, but the short version is that they confused
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by alexc05 11y ago
I've opened a few issues and sent a some pull requests along to various MS projects (couple of bits shipped). I've found them generally to be quite supportive and encouraging in the vast majority of places. I've been un-ackno
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by alexc05 11y ago
I wonder if Cameron has some designs on releasing Avatar 2 in 3D VR. It would seem to me that being able to make those Visuals available in VR would more than live up to the article's quote "will make me crap myself with my mouth
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by alexc05 11y ago
I've found this one in the comments: > Jason Durbin · VP of Ticket Operations at Tickets For Less > Jesse Sandler – I’m the VP of Ticket Operations at > Tickets For Less. We’ve reached out to > TheLeadSports.com a
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by alexc05 11y ago
except that he's now also responsible for feeding n refugees at a food cost of y per day. (it looks like n in this case is 250) Include also the cost of x beds, water, toilet facilities, general staff, operating costs of kitchen
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Introduction to the VR Web – Technical Summary of the Experimental WebVR API(channel9.msdn.com)
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by alexc05 11y ago
> I agree that shorter hours are likely to be beneficial, but why are people trying to achieve this by passing a law? > I think that this can be achieved with a softer approach That's a bit of a "trickle down economics"
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by alexc05 11y ago
It is very lean and it is JavaScript only. There is very little in mithril that is "opinionated" so you can be up and running very quickly. It has a few very key built-in methods that make working with apis easier but they're
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by alexc05 11y ago
Mithril is now driving a number of corporate enterprise apps in production. Quite large companies are running the apps and using them daily. Now that I've worked in react, angular, and mithril I really do think it's the best of th
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by alexc05 11y ago
Right, but consider the impact if there was a crowd sourced summary on Facebook (for example) "this jaw dropping thing that happened will make you weep for humanity" `baby drops ice cream, dog eats it` "Carrie Fisher destroy
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by alexc05 11y ago
What an amazing design idea that would be for dealing with clickbait though. A crowd sourced subtitle could be added to the link and possibly voted on for accuracy (an expanding list shows alternate submissions or allows you to submit your
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by alexc05 11y ago
Split any "download dependency" steps from the rest of the code copy. I've got an example with benchmarks here: https://github.com/aspnet/aspnet-docker/issues/123 old-speed Start: 06:03:13.313
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by alexc05 11y ago
One few of my colleagues did some agency work for Walmart. A large web application for working in parts of their supply chain. These guys are some of the best programmers I know and they had nothing but respect for Walmart tech teams. The f
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by alexc05 11y ago
I was literally giddy with excitement the other day when my first ever open source contribution was merged in to the OmniSharp generators project. (which I think is unrelated to this, but maybe run by the same people. I can't tell if O
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by alexc05 11y ago
Per the other follow up comment I definitely meant the bug bunny version of maroon.
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by alexc05 11y ago
I read some of this earlier today via the reddit link. My favorite part was when Milburn decided that he would supervise their coding via video chat > Gregory suggested it might be more productive if we all got to work, and Milburn agree
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by alexc05 11y ago
No way! He just needs a new CMS expert. Here's one option: UPDATE Users SET Secret_RealName = Avatar_ChosenName WHERE 1=1 If they run that on their CMS database's Users table (with appropriate adjustments for actual column
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by alexc05 11y ago
One thing that he left off his list of things to make contributing successful is seeking up a "docker" box which is ready to go for development. (Or a vagrant file) If the image is set up so it "just works" and has all t
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by alexc05 11y ago
Someone outraged by something on twitter? Better call CNN, MSNBC, Buzzfeed, Salon... Honestly, no. I'm actually really frustrated by the impact twitter has had on news. How hard is it to find five stupid people on twitter? It isn'
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by alexc05 11y ago
My "workaround" for that is to install git-scm https://git-scm.com/ and select "yes" at the install Unix tools prompt. I am not certain that it is perfect and you're 100% right that it's not &q
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by alexc05 11y ago
I use VS primarily but use code a couple times a day for "quick edits" (mainly to web.Config files and the like) I'm not properly coding in it yet.
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by alexc05 11y ago
I didn't see that, but maybe the "stop working" part could be commented out in a branch.
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by alexc05 11y ago
He might be referring to powershell ... I never use CMD anymore. I first started using it a few years back because it uses 'ls' instead of 'dir' for a directory list. Over time I've learned more and more about how i
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by alexc05 11y ago
Don't forget that text automatically reflows when you resize. I shed a tear of joy when that finally happened. Now if only I could have terminal-tabs powershell would be perfect.
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by alexc05 11y ago
VS code seems to be catching up very rapidly though. Especially with the extensibility announced today https://code.visualstudio.com/updates It may still be a while before is "surpasses" true VS - but - with suppo
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by alexc05 11y ago
I LOVE it. I've been building in MVC3/4 for the last few years so have quite a bit of experience with how MS has been evolving in this space. From "BundleTransformers" through "Web Essentials" and now suddely

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