darylteo

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   by darylteo 11y ago

   Possibly... Node.js/IO.js? Or Arduino.cc/Arduino.org
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   by darylteo 12y ago

   I attempted the recent MIT AI competition, but stumbled at the point where I wanted to build something like the post suggests, except that the map is not initially discovered. :( if anyone could point me to a method for constructing such a
3. 183.▲
   by darylteo 12y ago

   I understood some of those words (failed highschool chem)
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   by darylteo 12y ago

   You're forgetting the people who are new and coming in. Having a hundred options to choose from leads to initial paralysis.
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   by darylteo 12y ago

   So I wrote a 2 liner plugin that replaces .html with no extension, with the idea that I could upload them to s3, but facing the following problems: - server doesn't deliver the file with the right mime-type. - uploading to s3 doesn&#x
6. 186.▲
   by darylteo 12y ago

   I thought it got its name from the Semaphore Flag Signalling System. http://www.anbg.gov.au/flags/semaphore.html
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   by darylteo 12y ago

   Wow I remember some of this class from my OS course 10 years after this was written. We were just told about mutexes, but I never knew that it stood for Mutual Exclusion. (I did correctly intuit that a mutex was simply a specific use case o
8. 188.▲
   by darylteo 12y ago

   Product launches tomorrow, so hardly any comparisons can be made. It seems to be promising - wired connection means higher bandwidth and improved latency. Supposedly can do Retina resolutions at 60hz.
9. 189.▲
   by darylteo 12y ago

   Wonder how much bandwidth is required to drive this... My USB3.0 port is taken by an SSD hosting virtual machines, the other is hooked to a powered hub.
10. 190.▲
    by darylteo 12y ago

    http://www.businessinsider.com.au/duet-display-app-turns-ipa... Has a review
11. 191.▲
    by darylteo 12y ago

    Code & Conquer looks like vaporware at the moment, sadly :(
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    by darylteo 12y ago

    Seems like everyone misreading the intent of the post. He is NOT advocating inlining code in this post. He is suggesting that FP is better at solving the same problems in a more sensible way. The email was written in 2007. In there, he advo
13. 193.▲
    by darylteo 12y ago

    There is one.
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    by darylteo 12y ago

    My gripe with that is that fail-silent scenarios can lead to some very nasty hard-to-find bugs. I've been bitten by it on several occasions. Fail fast and with lots of explosions, is the way to go for me.
15. 195.▲
    by darylteo 12y ago

    Yup. It's mostly a mental hint to the programmer that "HEY this thingie could be null!".
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    by darylteo 12y ago

    | This tiny print serves no purpose, but to make this book seem like an actual book. In printed books, one usually sees a large block of tiny print on the first or second page followed by terms like © 2013. All Rights Reserved. So and so. P
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    by darylteo 12y ago

    The only way to fix Visual Studio is to turn it into IntelliJ via Resharper =)
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    by darylteo 12y ago

    > So statistically the .NET guys may be more narrow-minded regarding development stacks. While true, .net developers don't need to venture out very far, I don't believe its solely because of narrow-mindedness (sure you'll
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    by darylteo 12y ago

    > I don't tend to work on big, collaborative projects which is where Java really shines What aspects of C# makes working on large collaborative projects difficult? Not sure where you are going with this. Unless you meant Team Founda
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    by darylteo 12y ago

    > NHibernate vs. Hibernate As a counter argument to that (specifically), we don't really need NHibernate when we have Entity Framework.
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    by darylteo 12y ago

    I've been stuck working in MVC3. I started a MVC5 app recently, and haven't had time to wonder about Owin. I'll have to look into it more.
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    by darylteo 12y ago

    > You need expensive Windows Servers to host your stuff and Windows just disqualifies itself as a server platform (my subjective opinion). Having to use a powerful latest-tech machine and very recent OS version (2012?) with loads of patc
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    by darylteo 12y ago

    > they just prefer whatever dynamic language That's the thing. If you're adamant on a dynamic language you won't even be looking at C# or Java. It has nothing to do with the quality of the language, but the choice of progr
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    by darylteo 12y ago

    I remember a post on HN a few months ago with this exact concept.
25. 205.▲
    by darylteo 12y ago

    Sorry its all proof of concepts at this point. Just means I got to work harder.
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    by darylteo 12y ago

    It's demanding a email for username instead of admin:admin? Or am I supposed to sign up...
27. 207.▲
    by darylteo 12y ago

    Juggling a full time job and rent makes things difficult :( I try.
28. 208.▲
    by darylteo 12y ago

    Well I understand that feed manipulation is expected. After all, everyone knows they manipulate their feeds to expose sponsors and advertising. I have no problems with the actual manipulation. My problem is with the goal of the manipulation
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    by darylteo 12y ago

    Ah beaten to it. I am working on something similar targeted at .NET platform. Definitely hate how bulky CMS's have become. I wouldn't call these CMSes either. I'd rather call them Content Management Platforms.
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    by darylteo 12y ago

    Exactly. The issue here isn't the anonymization of data (people are jumping on this immediately due to the fact that Facebook is known for their disregard for privacy). Its the fact that they're deliberately manipulating emotions