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"Blockchains Are a Bad Idea: More Specifically, Blockchains Are a Very Bad Idea." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15RTC22Z2xI
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At Azure Sphere we're trying! Dev boards ship in a month.
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(Disclosure: I work at Microsoft but not on Teams / Office) I've used Slack for 2+ years, hipchat for ~1 year, Discord for gaming for years, and now Teams for ~1 year. For work, I like Teams best. In my mind the most significant,
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*Surface Hub. The Surface Pro is the tablet (and Surface Book is the laptop and Surface Laptop is the other laptop but it runs Windows S which is like Chrome OS but for Windows, and none of these should be confused with the original Surface
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Out of curiosity, what are the features of HomeKit that give you confidence in its security? I ask so I can have another data point in my mind. It's definitely our goal to have a large ecosystem, of both hardware and software.
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8y ago
Azure Sphere dev here. Like any early project, we had to make many strategic choices on where to invest limited development time in. There are an endless number of features and platforms we'd love to support, but Visual Studio is an ob
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They have. The problem is that efficient silicon layout is NP-complete and automated tools can't do better than humans today. At best they can assist and detect certain classes of errors. I'm sure Intel has invested more than $100
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8y ago
Powerpoint works surprisingly well. E.g. http://darzu.io/files/daryl-verso-pldi-poster.pdf
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This started as my intern project during the summer of 2016. Happy to answer any questions!
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MakeCode editor for breadboarding
(makecode.com)
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What do you make?
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Does anyone know approx. how much one of these costs? https://www.fanucamerica.com/home/products-services/robots/f...
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8y ago
> 'Next big things' are never the next big thing Counterpoints: web, mobile, cloud
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Out of genuine curiosity, what real business problems do chatbots solve? The only ones I encounter are "customer support" bots, but I'm wondering if there are other uses that businesses and customers find value in.
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VSTS hosts git repos as well. I don't know of anyone that still uses TFS, but I'm sure they exist. I've been using VSTS daily for the last year and a half, and while it has it's quirks I think it's a powerful and pr
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You might be overestimating the coordination between different teams at Microsoft :) It's a big company. I doubt there is any overlap between the people involved in the Excel IAMAs and Nat's
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Microsoft already has VSTS which has source hosting, CI, issue tracking, kanban, release management and more. I suspect acquiring GitHub was more about the developer mind-share than the technology.
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Nitpick, but Azure Sphere doesn't use Ubuntu.
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8y ago
Here's one thing Node and npm are great at and NuGet fails at completely: local development of two packages. With npm, I can use "npm link" to redirect a package reference to a local folder. With NuGet, the best you an do is
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How would you characterize the positioning of Dart with respect to Go? Dart is for client-side, Go is for server-side? I'm also curious if you see having separate languages for these roles as desirable or just incidental.
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There's a slide on coinbase membership
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Why are you assuming that the recursive solution is less clear?
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That's too harsh. It depends on the operation and the probability of success. If the operation is non-critical and succeeds 99.99% of the time, it makes perfect sense to show the user an "optimistic" result. This is the same
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I think there are plenty of teams of this caliber out there. They're just working on less impactful or more stubborn projects. If Bell Labs hadn't existed, I believe it wouldn't have been long before most of the breakthroughs
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For the first time ever, Microsoft will distribute its own version of Linux
(businessinsider.com)
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Check out Adafruit: https://www.learn.adafruit.com/ they have fantastic projects and learning material. I recommend just picking something that looks cool and build it! You'll learn by doing. And every part you buy fro
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The accepted answer to the first link you posted explicitly calls out: > There is one class of data that you have to delete - and that's personal data that the user doesn't want you to hold any more. There may be local laws (e.
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It uses Google Blockly internally: https://github.com/Microsoft/pxt/tree/master/pxtblocks
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10y ago
Can you give examples of better ways to cut down your expenses?
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11y ago
Checkout http://deepart.io/ . You'll have to pay a little bit but they provide a very convenient interface for doing this.
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