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by hurricaneSlider 8y ago
> Does this mean .NET framework is being dropped slowly for new projects? Unfortunately, yes. I would've liked to have seen support for netstandard rather than a particular runtime, I worried that it means people will get sloppy and
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by hurricaneSlider 8y ago
I somehow doubt it, most of the APIs (with the notable exception of some of the reflection APIs) are at parity and the language is the same. This is more like a major library dropping support for a legacy runtime going forward.
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by hurricaneSlider 8y ago
One of the writers at ARS got it to work: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/01/googles-fuchsia-os-o...
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Ask HN: Alternatives to the Open Invention Network Which Extend Beyond Linux?
2 points by hurricaneSlider 8y ago|0 comments
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by hurricaneSlider 8y ago
Somewhat relevant: http://makeindiegamesincapetown.com/
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by hurricaneSlider 8y ago
Thanks eat_veggies! May incorporate some of the ideas into a slightly larger game. Will have to see if they fit.
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by hurricaneSlider 8y ago
It is using Reason React.
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Show HN: Startup Slack Simulator, result of 2 day game jam(free-lives-jam-may-2018.now.sh)
8 points by hurricaneSlider 8y ago|4 comments
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by hurricaneSlider 8y ago
This times 100. Ended up having a week of intermittent outages when a Dev on my team created a single helper method which took in an Func<> not an Expression<Func<>>. Having the same interface for both is imo dangerous
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by hurricaneSlider 8y ago
Bypass Paywalls v1.2.5 by Adam
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Visual Studio Code: Remote Collaborative Editing(visualstudio.com)
1 points by hurricaneSlider 8y ago|1 comments
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by hurricaneSlider 8y ago
You could trigger a DB migration using a Jenkins step. Alternatively could have a web hook which triggers a migration as a step in the pipeline. Third option would be to run the migration inside the container.
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by hurricaneSlider 8y ago
We've started using it. We're a Dev team with less than 10 developers. Took a little while to set it up, but it has been working flawlessly since then.
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by hurricaneSlider 9y ago
Always wished there was a tool for protobuf which could test whether a changes to any .proto files were backwards compatible and if not raise an error
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by hurricaneSlider 9y ago
You can :) (Especially with the pattern matching feature) https://github.com/louthy/language-ext
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Show HN: Nact – Actor System for Node and ReasonML(nact.io)
11 points by hurricaneSlider 9y ago|0 comments
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by hurricaneSlider 9y ago
It's fully compatible with nodejs, so super feasible to do backend dev
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by hurricaneSlider 9y ago
Why not use one of the pleorhora of static markdown renderers and serve vanilla HTML if you're the bandwidth constrained?
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by hurricaneSlider 9y ago
Very cool. I'm convinced access to persistent large addressable memory will fundamentally change the way we program. Less optimistically, I imagine it's going to take a lot of time for this paradigm shift to happen. The idea of th
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by hurricaneSlider 9y ago
Hi Zach, I'm working on a implementation of the actor model for node, and since you mentioned it, I was wondering if you would perhaps be able to provide some feedback on it. Still very early days, but making some good progress on a si
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by hurricaneSlider 9y ago
The daily maverick is a good news site focusing on South Africa
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Ask HN: When is the right time to think about localisation
3 points by hurricaneSlider 9y ago|2 comments
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Rendering big geodata on the fly with GeoJSON-VT(blog.mapbox.com)
2 points by hurricaneSlider 9y ago|0 comments
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by hurricaneSlider 9y ago
Source control shouldn't be a deal breaker I feel. The on disk representation would just need to be optimised for source control. For example an AST in the form of s-expressions could represent the visual structure of the program and w
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by hurricaneSlider 9y ago
There was a thesis I read on automated metro map drawing which beautifully proved it's equivalence to another NP-Complete problem, and then proceeded to use a constraint solver to create locally optimal solution. Was quite a complex se
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by hurricaneSlider 9y ago
Co-workers?
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by hurricaneSlider 9y ago
We've built our entire backend on .NET Core. We've got a lot of moving parts. The main pain points have ironically been certain Azure libraries which haven't been ported to the standard yet. I've also been using F# core
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by hurricaneSlider 9y ago
I've played around with it. It works.
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Ask HN: Actor model vs. serverless/function architectures?
1 points by hurricaneSlider 9y ago|0 comments
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
@dang The linked page has little editorial value and too many adds not to make this suspect

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