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by figers 8y ago
Love using them, hopefully with this money they will finally implement the date filter to allow for the last year instead of just the last month. Very important when searching for the latest coding implementations of a new version.
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by figers 8y ago
I have a MacOS vm running on my new surface pro 2017, I really wanted built in LTE and a detachable keyboard for reading articles, docs, email, etc XCode even connects over WiFi to my iPhone when both are on the same network, but I did hav
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by figers 8y ago
I have a model X and I would say while I am driving on the highway in the middle lane I have felt 100% comfortable with auto-pilot and never had to take over. I have driven from Boston to Hilton Head where the car did 90% of the driving and
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by figers 9y ago
"Apps hosted in Azure Web Apps are not susceptible to this vulnerability."
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by figers 9y ago
Use DuckDuckGo every day, but wish it had a date range of one year as a search filter like google, needed for programming searches where the landscape changes rapidly...
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by figers 9y ago
My team does this every day using other tools to share code we're writing in VS Code against Azure, this just makes so much more sense! Can't wait to try it!
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by figers 9y ago
you're on hacker news and you don't know how to get around the paywall?
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by figers 9y ago
I just bought one from amazon that hooks up to my shower head, I use it while I shower and it never runs out of water
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by figers 9y ago
Our company is running .NET core in production. I code in Ubuntu. Co-worker on windows and another on a mac. All running VS Code. no difference on any of the OS
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by figers 9y ago
Luckily VS Code just as awesome on Windows, a Mac or Linux for my .NET Core MVC app.
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by figers 9y ago
https://fee.org/articles/you-are-richer-than-john-d-rockefel...
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by figers 9y ago
WSL needs access to the wifi adapters for network security testing!!!
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by figers 9y ago
CTO out of Brookline, MA Do you attend any CTO meetups in the area?
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by figers 9y ago
If I produce solar energy to be stored in a few Tesla power walls for my own usage I don't see how they'll be able to tax me. I own and control all the hardware and monitoring and could modify accordingly.
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by figers 9y ago
Then I'll just add more solar panels and go off grid
106.
by figers 9y ago
I want windows 10 on ARM because I want a full windows OS on a phone that I can attach a monitor, keyboard and mouse to and run Visual Studio for development. I would also take a Linux phone that did this and run VS Code
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by figers 9y ago
Isn't ARM the RISC solution that is already here? Already dominating mobile, Microsoft is soon to be announcing x86 apps running on Windows on ARM
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by figers 10y ago
A large share of units in Boston rent to mostly college students who's parents pay the ever increasing rent. Harvard, MIT, BU, etc aren't going anywhere...
109.
by figers 10y ago
And glass overheated and then died after 20 minutes of video recording...
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by figers 10y ago
I develop on the Vuzix M100 and M300, not nearly as good of a user experience as Glass. Also develop for Hololens... it's in another league from glass and Vuzix.
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by figers 10y ago
As a landlord of multiple properties in Boston I can confirm the parents pay the rent.
112.
by figers 10y ago
Allow a mouse to connect to it and as a developer I would agree with you...
113.
by figers 10y ago
Agreed, killing me its not working on desktop or ios
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by figers 10y ago
No security prompts for MIC and camera for it to work
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by figers 10y ago
Self driving car can avert accidents caused by drunk / sleepy drivers a human wouldn't react to in time. There are videos of Tesla's automatically avoiding many dangerous situations and those cars are the very first of the fi
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by figers 10y ago
.Net
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by figers 10y ago
I guess it depends on the startup, mine allows typical 8-5 unless something terrible occurs off hours (which is rare)
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by figers 10y ago
Don't necessary need to be IPO, could be bought out...
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by figers 10y ago
How about working for a startup with good co-workers using technology you enjoy and making a good salary? If the huge exit is not there it can still be a good job with much more flexibility than a fortune 500's cubicle farm I've w
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by figers 10y ago
Looking at the picture, I love "Mustache: 0" haha

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