azurelogic

12 ms·

61.
by azurelogic 10y ago
How are any large enterprises expected to do business there then? So many of them require a VPN to get things done. This is bonkers.
62.
by azurelogic 10y ago
Looks like this is a port/clone of Ruby Warrior: https://github.com/ryanb/ruby-warrior
63.
by azurelogic 10y ago
I'm still debating between the two. I do miss the code corrections (like the suggestions to add module imports) when using VS Code. That said, I'm very impressed with the progress that VS Code has made in such a short time.
64.
by azurelogic 10y ago
I'm a big fan of NSubstitute. The syntax makes so much more sense to me than Moq, and readability matters a lot in unit tests.
65.
by azurelogic 10y ago
I recently started learning TS after reading a previous HN post on it ( https://medium.com/@basarat/typescript-won-a4e0dfde4b08 ) and listening to the JS Jabber episode with Anders Hejlsberg himself explaining the benefi
66.
by azurelogic 10y ago
Read '8k' and thought we were talking about resolution, not kilobytes. Cool, but not as absurd as I was hoping for.
67.
by azurelogic 10y ago
Given that many people come from larger cities, my story is an anomaly probably. I was working on my MS in CS and Applied Math at a local university when I started going to a local meetup. I got to know some people there who were in hiring
68.
by azurelogic 10y ago
This isn't entirely true. People have been making good money for ages in specialized trades (electricians, plumbers, etc). However, it's arguable that their apprenticeship is equivalent to a degree. In addition, there are plenty o
69.
by azurelogic 10y ago
I just use Codeship's free plan for CI/CD. I embedded the deploy script in my repo and use Codeship to run it via SSH. Works great and costs $0.
70.
by azurelogic 11y ago
We found this a few months ago. It was perfect for the application we were looking to build. I had to invert his recommended process for mixing it with Angular, allowing Angular to bootstrap naturally, then initializing GL. If you go that r
71.
by azurelogic 11y ago
$35 for a t-shirt?!?! I was ready with the credit card until I saw that salty bit.
72.
Every major disruption was first dismissed as “a toy”(medium.com)
2 points by azurelogic 11y ago|1 comments
73.
by azurelogic 11y ago
This would only make sense if you could make the uninfected t-cells totally resistant to infection. What this paper suggests is that even this would be unnecessary. The combination of antiretrovirals and CRISPR therapy would prevent replica
74.
by azurelogic 11y ago
Most HIV treatments center around suppressing the virus. For example, many antivirals used in treatment interfere with viral reproduction. These people are never cured, because part of what HIV does is it inserts itself into the DNA of the
75.
by azurelogic 11y ago
I just refurbed my '09 13" MBP. New thermal paste, cleaned the intake/exhaust, new battery, replaced the battery indicator/sleep sensor (ribbon cable got damaged). All in: ~$70. It still has 8 GB RAM and an SSD from my p
76.
by azurelogic 11y ago
I think they know the risk is too high, and they jeopardize being able to use the All Writs Act in a similar situation against a company that lacks all of the resources that Apple has at their disposal. If patent trolls back down when chall
77.
by azurelogic 11y ago
I'm shocked that they have waited this long. They really seemed to ramp up support for Xamarin. Seemed like this was a no brainer.
78.
by azurelogic 11y ago
What is more ridiculous is that shared public wifi would become critical in the event of a major terror attack (on scale with 9/11). We have already seen the use of social media to allow families and friends to connect after a disaster
79.
by azurelogic 11y ago
Find out if you have a local Code For America brigade ( http://www.codeforamerica.org ). They're interested in building apps and tools to help communities and local governments work together.
80.
by azurelogic 11y ago
This was one of the first things that was shown to me at my first job. It strengthened my tendency toward well-defined, modular architectures.
81.
Ask HN: HELP! Dealing with Meetup.com's poor customer service.
6 points by azurelogic 11y ago|1 comments
82.
Final update on the JetBrains Toolbox announcement(blog.jetbrains.com)
189 points by azurelogic 11y ago|47 comments
83.
by azurelogic 11y ago
Thanks for validating my logic. I wanted to make sure that there wasn't some major gotcha in the MIT license that I missed.
84.
by azurelogic 11y ago
What are the broader implications of this with respect to the rather permissive nature of the MIT license? I mean, it grants users the ability to outright copy the code, provided that they include a copy of the license. If oh-my-fish includ
85.
by azurelogic 11y ago
Well, looks like I'll be doing some upgrade purchases very soon...
86.
by azurelogic 11y ago
There are varying degrees of this though. Singles have things like speed dating and singles only volleyball leagues. We have meetups and conferences. I have found all of my jobs through networking. My first 2 were directly from meetups. The
87.
by azurelogic 11y ago
Learning their software stack is good, but also learn the tools and best practices that they are implementing. When I started my first job while I was still in school, I had learned little to nothing about unit testing, version control syst
88.
by azurelogic 11y ago
If you search Wikipedia or Erowid for the chemical structures of 2Cs and NBOMes, you'll find that while the NBOMes contain the core 2C skeleton, they have an additional aromatic ring on the amine part of the phenethylamine core. That i
89.
by azurelogic 11y ago
Location: South Bend, IN Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: * Languages: C#, HTML/CSS, JS, Node, Elixir (learning) * Databases: SQL Server, SQLite * Libraries/Frameworks: Socket.io, Knockout, Bootstrap, Angular (it&
90.
by azurelogic 11y ago
The author mentions that many games now treat death as comedic or at least have backed away from in-your-face player death. I would love to see their take on death in the Dead Space series, where you are frequently treated to the sight of y

More ›