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Windows 8 for software developers: the Longhorn dream reborn?(arstechnica.com)
83 points by hugorodgerbrown 15y ago|28 comments
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by hugorodgerbrown 15y ago
Given MSFT's history of doing their own thing rather than supporting the community alternative, this seems like a really strange decision; particularly as they have the potential to build a great competitor product using .net async features
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by hugorodgerbrown 15y ago
Depends if you want anyone to use it; complex pwds are one of the biggest barriers to user registration. If your users are comfortable online they should be aware of the risks, and allowed to set simple pwds (a pwd strength indicator is use
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Ad Agencies must embrace the Culture of Code to remain relevant.(fastcompany.com)
1 points by hugorodgerbrown 15y ago|0 comments
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by hugorodgerbrown 15y ago
NB I found this after listening to a podcast about IronJS, during which Fredrik Holmström mentioned that F# would be a much better starting point for an async http server.
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"F# async on the server side" - node.fs in waiting?(lorgonblog.wordpress.com)
36 points by hugorodgerbrown 15y ago|16 comments
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Revolutionary "Light Field" camera tech - shoot-first, focus-later(allthingsd.com)
385 points by hugorodgerbrown 15y ago|91 comments
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NuGet in a Continuous Integration Automated Build System(hanselman.com)
1 points by hugorodgerbrown 15y ago|0 comments
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by hugorodgerbrown 15y ago
Not sure this is a good elaboration - if you know exactly what you want to build, then you're not agile. The point of being agile is that you start off building towards an address book, but along the way you discover that actually what yo
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by hugorodgerbrown 15y ago
See my comment above - I didn't actually think that much about the article before submitting it - my fault. Re. your comment that the post moved too quickly to the conclusion that Agile doesn't work - you're right, I don't really provide mu
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by hugorodgerbrown 15y ago
True - I wrote the article more as a brain dump of a bunch of stuff I was thinking about, and submitted to HN myself following a discussion with someone else, and did it only to see what would happen - to be honest I didn't think anyone wou
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What agile means to me (and why it never really works)(blog.rodger-brown.com)
169 points by hugorodgerbrown 15y ago|60 comments