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by alexc05 11y ago
Thanks for the lead! I'll look this up today.
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by alexc05 11y ago
I've actually had "small projects" running .net in docker locally. Compiles and runs fine, kick off the kestrel web server and you're great. That is however, specifically, the boiler plate stuff. As soon as I started try
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by alexc05 11y ago
I hope this one works better than kitematic! I'm really excited by the implications of docker, but the practicality of using it on windows has proved to be troublesome. It is very difficult to get docker containers running locally (at
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by alexc05 11y ago
But think of the proportion of wealth / GDP that isn't leaving the country to import oil and natural gas. It makes sense that producing the vast majority of your energy needs yourself would have a significant positive impact on yo
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by alexc05 11y ago
To be clear, with most of the celebrity adopters, they're often given the device and sometimes paid to use it. Here in Toronto, I've seen marketing teams of people handing out this device and rolling around Yonge-Dundas square (so
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by alexc05 11y ago
I'm not sure I agree that there's a problem here. Time limited exclusive content on puff pieces just isnt a priority for me. I mean, wired is given ng the content away free. I don't have a "human right" to read this
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by alexc05 11y ago
What's interesting to me is that in terms of style guidance, there doesn't appear to be a lot of exposition. Save for the colour palette It's just pictures, part of me expected to see some sort of exposition about what given
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by alexc05 11y ago
This is timely for me. I'm really starting to try and push into the ASPNET5 / MVC6 space right now. I'm bumping up against walls left right and centre though. I know they say it's too early to use and I'm doing it t
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by alexc05 11y ago
Thank God! It feels like weeks since the last gender in tech hashtag has trended. I've been waiting desperately for something to steal the internet's vitriol and outrage from this whole Cecil the lion thing. OK - yes - I'm be
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by alexc05 11y ago
of course! I was actually just trying to make a dumb joke though. "It's like uber for dumb jokes"
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by alexc05 11y ago
OH my god! I've just had the greatest idea. It's like UBER for cracking open fire hydrants. See you all at the next YC pitch-day
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by alexc05 11y ago
Last week I would have called you a crazy conspiracy theorist. This was in the new York times... http://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/06/07/magazine/the-agency.htm... Even then I feel like it has to be a hoax
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by alexc05 11y ago
Do you have any source that gives more detail about a post of "editorial cartoon" being deleted? That does seem an odd example. Editorial cartoons are a pretty fundamental part of journalism. What if Tony Blair could delete news o
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by alexc05 11y ago
I hate to be overly facetious here, but $100k would pay for one hell of a funeral. At the very least it may be difficult to spend that money from a life in exile. I agree that it should be made public - but the money would only serve to cre
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by alexc05 11y ago
Not that I'm actually planning on using any of them... but if I were in fact interested in pirating e-books but didn't know where to start, the BBC would have just given me a list of what I suspect are the 7 BEST ebook sites in
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by alexc05 11y ago
You've probably got yourself a pretty sweet "niche" business there. I can imagine they'd sell at a pretty reasonable pace from http://thinkgeek.com or something.
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by alexc05 11y ago
I really liked this article. Normally I'd open something say "neat" and close it, as soon as I got bored. For your article, each example of the law in a case by case analysis was interesting and I felt like I was learning thi
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by alexc05 11y ago
Of course! But what if you're in a Starbucks, and the person behind you is the head of BMA Model's hands and feet division? ( http://www.bmamodels.com/hands_legs_feet ). As you reach for your frappachino you're
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by alexc05 11y ago
Totally fair question. I think the reason I want to try react is to compare and contrast the various approaches. I've written both angular & mithril for production. So far I haven't enjoyed anything as much as mithril. It is s
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by alexc05 11y ago
on record: I loved working in Mithril and am a huge fan of Leo one of the nicest guys around.
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by alexc05 11y ago
Not at all! Honestly there are some WONDERFUL things about angular. There are some bad ones too. - Polling for changes vs. event driven - two way data bindings causing infinite redraw loops. - "feels like O(n^2)" performance o
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by alexc05 11y ago
I "failed" a job interview recently to the reason that they didn't have faith in my jQuery (any by extension Javascript) skills. I managed to write a multi-page response explaining how the modern frameworks were moving away f
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by alexc05 11y ago
You may be on to something. I did a quick search for `BDD` and found a LOT of results in google. This Burrito Driven Development must be a thing already.
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by alexc05 11y ago
Honestly, from the headline I legitimately thought the answer was going to be testosterone propionate or similar.
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by alexc05 11y ago
It would really depend on implementation wouldn't it? The incredibly strict anti-trolling policies around HN do make it a great place to come back to years later. Though HN also takes care to engineer the social interactions here too.
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by alexc05 11y ago
Or 5% of the black adult male population in the United States. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statistics_of_incarcerated_Afri... and a 30% chance of being in prison over a lifetime http://www.theguardian.com&#
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by alexc05 11y ago
I actually started reading it, but was rather bored with it quite quickly. It just didn't appeal to me. I do however, greatly respect the HN community and if this was interesting enough to get to the front page, I found myself curious
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by alexc05 11y ago
Sexism disproved I guess. If this Alba woman can get funding with no special advantages or privilege then I suppose any woman can walk right in and scoop up buckets of money.
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by alexc05 11y ago
How does datingring scale? If you're setting people up on dates using real-human matchmakers it sounds like you've got a matchmaking agency. That's unquestionably a good business if you can get customers (I've seen the m
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by alexc05 12y ago
This is incredibly interesting. I wonder what their support was in the last election? Or how long it is until the next election. I know very little about Iceland's political system but suspect some translation problems with the languag

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