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by bratsche 12y ago
He was also already a suspect in the murders. The assistant chief constable wrote that Kosminski was a suspect because he "had a great hatred of women ... with strong homicidal tendencies." In one of the murders, Kosminski was ide
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by bratsche 12y ago
Sounds like it might be cool, but I'm hesitant to put my email in there in order to just browse around.
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by bratsche 12y ago
This is hacker news. We tend to have certain topics we want to focus on. If you want a general-purpose forum for links and conversations about any subject please consider going to reddit instead.
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by bratsche 12y ago
"The"? This isn't the Highlander, there can be more than one.
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by bratsche 12y ago
I guess that's an issue trying to get C++ to work with most other languages, due to non-standardized name mangling schemes and whatnot.
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by bratsche 12y ago
I think Whistle already has a product like the pet collar you mentioned. http://www.whistle.com/gps/ (also, I love the video :) )
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by bratsche 12y ago
Roslyn doesn't compile F# currently.
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by bratsche 12y ago
So, live on debt until you're 45? No thanks.
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by bratsche 12y ago
Yes. I don't know of any big apps like Rdio that you would recognize yet, because Xamarin hasn't supported F# that long, but there are cross-platform apps being written in F# now.
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by bratsche 12y ago
Xamarin Studio 5.2 supports this.
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by bratsche 12y ago
It basically means everything is happening in the shaders, not in geometry. There has to be some vertexes though, and the minimum you can have to cover the screen is two triangles.
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by bratsche 12y ago
I will miss all the lasers.
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by bratsche 12y ago
It's not a boring concept in technology, as they write, but apparently it's a boring concept to many people who don't work in technology. My mom has asked me what Net Neutrality is all about, and almost immediately into descr
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by bratsche 12y ago
For people here experienced with graph databases, do you typically use the graph db as your primary data store or do you use it in combination with something like postgresql? If you're using both, can you talk about how that works and
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by bratsche 12y ago
I don't doubt it!
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by bratsche 12y ago
You could always try the Xamarin way. Basically the same APIs, but with nicer languages (C# or F# instead of Java).
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by bratsche 12y ago
Don't these things use Intel GPUs that are on the CPU?
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by bratsche 12y ago
Or the winner of The Voice TV show.... ;)
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by bratsche 12y ago
I hate to be 'that guy', but does this really belong on hacker news?
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by bratsche 12y ago
But the front page says average yearly savings of $7. Yikes.
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by bratsche 12y ago
If you consider everything on the Internet to be content, then would that require ISPs to be paying every website that they load? They would, of course, pass that cost along to us with whatever markup they want. Enjoy your $24.99/month
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by bratsche 12y ago
Everyone has a desktop. That doesn't mean everyone is buying desktops. It's a shrinking market right now, and there's no escaping that. Why should Canonical invest in a shrinking market instead of an expanding one? When I f
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by bratsche 12y ago
There's no money in desktop now, though. Maybe they need to expand into markets where there is money in order to pay for desktop development.
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by bratsche 12y ago
I think my Mac is a 2011, but I saw a similar thing when I upgraded to Mavericks. I've been pretty happy with it for the most part. More recently I saw massive power savings by switching browsers. I love Chrome, I love its UI, I love i
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by bratsche 12y ago
Since nobody has mentioned it yet here, I'm really glad to see AirDrop will finally work between OSX and iOS. It's bothered me for awhile that they have these two different things called "AirDrop" which were not compatib
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by bratsche 12y ago
I've never had the opportunity to bridge Java-to-Ruby for JRuby. But when I read "the runtime uses JNI", I read that as a bridge. And when they start off with "Ruby classes are Java classes", then later say "ev
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by bratsche 12y ago
"The object model of RubyMotion for Android is based on Java. Ruby classes, objects, methods and exceptions are Java classes, objects, methods, and exceptions, and vice-versa. No bridge is involved." But then later it says "T
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by bratsche 12y ago
I recently switched from Gmail to Fastmail as well, and I like it so far. For me, scanning my email to show me ads didn't really bother me that much. But the thing that I really like with Fastmail is that my outbound email alias work
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by bratsche 12y ago
> Unless, for instance, any of that required spending money, and Congress explicitly forbade spending money for the purpose. Or Congress otherwise prohibited the military from doing what the President wanted to direct. Wait, can Congress
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by bratsche 12y ago
One thing that Microsoft could learn from Apple is to have their online store ready immediately . Sure, you can't always buy Apple stuff immediately when it's announced (see Mac Pro), but you can always go onto the online store a

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