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by h_r 7y ago
What they are saying at MS Build is 4.8 will be supported "forever" because there is too much code depending on .NET Framework, but new feature development is going into .NET Core 3+. By the time they reach .NET 5, they will have
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by h_r 7y ago
You are aware of .net core right? We're deploying services using linux docker containers. And I'm having a blast writing my macos utilities in f#
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by h_r 7y ago
Just like almost every podcast ever. It's a transcript of a podcast and so not surprising.
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by h_r 8y ago
The first thing I thought when I read this is why do you have to do this so often that you scripted it? It's good that you thought of a way to save time but this solution seems like a very blunt instrument to get back to some previous
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by h_r 8y ago
I enjoyed Clojure and wrote a little production code using it but I'm finding F# much more fun and safer. F# is certainly far easier to refactor so that's another nice effect of having a static type system. Since .NET is so preval
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by h_r 8y ago
Although what you say might be true, this is exactly the kind of "joke" that comes easily and frequently from those who really are cruel from what I've seen.
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by h_r 8y ago
Regarding NNT's point here, don't you have to be "less wrong" to pick that better strategy effectively?
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by h_r 8y ago
I think one of the big differences is that it's easier now to be in a bubble where you believe nearly all "reasonable" people think like you because it's all you ever see due to reality filters.
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by h_r 8y ago
Nobody managed to get a sample? This has to be easy to prove it's bird waste or not, right? Or that it has plane system chemicals in it.
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by h_r 9y ago
He doesn't seem to be saying that he chooses not to understand but rather he's trying to optimize his time to improve in the context of his current knowledge. This is understandable and it's important to know what's in t
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by h_r 9y ago
I wonder how most people work with their source control system. In general, I find it far easier to use git or svn from the command line because when I'm bouncing around between editors and OSes, it's always the same user experien
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by h_r 9y ago
I don't think agile practices preclude running regression suites throughout the development cycle.
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by h_r 9y ago
Well these jobs aren't worth the pay American expect to be paid It really sounds as if you're agreeing with the critics from the article mentioned. From that article: According to federal guidelines, the visas are
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by h_r 9y ago
I don't think entering the cc number is the source of pain but rather it is entering a permanent account number that is thereafter always subject to being stolen. Using digital cash would be a wonderful alternative.
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by h_r 9y ago
This sounds like using the tibco tools!
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by h_r 9y ago
I'm not so sure. After 10 marathons, the last 6 miles always suck. Maybe if I adjusted down to just walking...
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by h_r 9y ago
While I can somewhat sympathize with wanting to use make, it's the dependency management with Java that would be just horrible. Maven-based dependency management saves you a world of misery most of the time. And when you have conflicts
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by h_r 9y ago
I'm pretty sure the parent is referring to the POTUS stepping in and demanding certain behavior of both the players and owners. You'd think he had bigger problems to demand his rather limited attention.
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by h_r 9y ago
You basically create a mount point inside the VM to a place on your host disk.
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by h_r 9y ago
This sounds similar to F# type providers.
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by h_r 9y ago
You can mix Java and Groovy with Gradle as well. This might help: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22369033/how-to-use-grad... I haven't used Maven in a long time and I'm not sure what is the state of
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by h_r 9y ago
I'm curious what you mean here with the implication that you couldn't simply add Groovy code to your existing apps built with Maven. Have you tried it? It has been probably over 5 years but when I was writing a lot of Java and Gro
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by h_r 9y ago
It is an incredibly ham-handed way to try to push people into the app. Extremely irritating.
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by h_r 9y ago
Or just type "control" into the start bar. No digging required.
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by h_r 9y ago
One option, from the article: If people would like to access apps from other stores and services, they can switch to Windows 10 Pro at any time.
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by h_r 9y ago
Actually if you read the article, it clearly states another criterion which is the same on iOS and ChromeOS. That is, a web browser must use the HTML renderer and JavaScript engine from the host OS.
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by h_r 10y ago
The fact that he said something about this topic during the campaign probably does count as planning on his eyes. Consequences can be dealt with on the fly.
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by h_r 10y ago
In the absence of proof of exactly how they are searching, the troubling aspect to me is the financial incentives being offered to low paid employees to somehow find criminal material. I have no trouble imagining unethical workers even go
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by h_r 10y ago
I understand your reaction but the movie was supposed to be a dystopian view of future technology and this "technology" was the central concept of the movie, not some peripheral interesting idea. The entire structure was built on
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by h_r 10y ago
>and we have a Minority Report style crime-prediction system. Off topic but since you mentioned it... I was so disappointed when the prediction system turned out to be just magic and no technology at all.

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