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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
Would it be possible to link to the original source?
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
You can selectively download individual files though
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
Hi Neville :P
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
Yip syntactic sugar for immutable property only class instantiation. Structs differ from classes in that they are guaranteed to be contiguously placed laid out in memory; they're also non nullable and can't be a part of the inheri
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
I've been using them quite heavily already. Lovely stuff. Though disappointing that record types didn't make it in.
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
I personally use both Akka and LanguageExt together. The higher order type features, monadic operators and types such as Optional and Either are useful for any project
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
think you're commenting on the wrong article
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
what about a programming language optimised for this purpose?
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
Like affordable healthcare .gov?
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
This site appears to be suffering the HN Hug of Death. Anyone find a cached version?
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How African Startups Grow Long-Term Technological Solutions(whereismytransport.com)
1 points by hurricaneSlider 10y ago|0 comments
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
You've got some awesome tutorials Matt, they were some of my first exposure to the graphics pipeline
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
We use Azure. In some aspects they're playing catch up but if you're a startup and can get into their bizspark program, there are a lot of benefits. They are also making a significant effort to open their platform to Linux, Docker
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
I would disagree with that assertion. My internship proved to be extremely valuable to the company. An intern was actually a pretty important part of our culture. It allows higher risk R&D or to get things done which bypass the normal,
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
I suspect it is because they don't appreciate the whole "think of the children" argument.
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
They way they do everything else. The threat of economic sanctions. Tit-for-tat. Except that the US has the stronger hand
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
Um. No thanks. Unless you're being sarcastic, the casual way in which this is being proposed makes me very uncomfortable. That is imperialism in all but name. An example of such a phenomena is that South Africa was forced to take on mi
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
Judging a specific part part of a behemoth company based on the controversial and by no means decidedly unethical actions of another are as annoying as using Micro$oft as a slur.
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
I'm a bit surprised, because you'd think that they'd have been doing this already.
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
We used to joke that people with naïve pictures of Africa in their heads, expected to see wild life immediately after stepping off the plane. I believe the image you have is somewhat more nuanced, but still could do with some work. We are v
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
Maybe it is because of workplace and hiring culture. Perhaps the states weights social media higher in their hiring decisions and hence people are more reluctant to express themselves in fear that this might cost them a future job
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
Odd it worked for me without any problems
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
All over the place. :) I'm busy writing a federated subscription resolution framework, and I was finding it difficult to maintain a coherent dependency graph with mutable data structures.
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
In the novel Accelerando by Charles Stross one of the main characters creates hundreds of patents and sends them to an organisation which had as it's mandate, a responsibility to grant licences to any patents in its portfolio for free.
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
Hey Louthy. Just wanted to say that I really appreciated your framework.
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
As an international user, it is in my opinion fantastic that the White House is attempting to cede control of key internet infrastructure. Why should a single country act as the custodians of a global service?
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
Sorry if I sounded overly harsh. It just is a little annoying having to edit a page to be able to read it.
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
I thoroughly detest the use of the thinly weighted Raleway font on websites. I can barely read it despite having relatively good eyesight. Please ensure that you're using fonts of the appropriate weight for a given context. The use of
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by hurricaneSlider 10y ago
1. It is a third party plugin. 2. VSCode is OSS 3. VSCode != VisualStudio. Conclusion: You clearly dislike Microsoft and hence confirmation bias has lead you to post an inflammatory comment without even reading the article.
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ASPNET CORE RC2 is now available(microsoft.com)
2 points by hurricaneSlider 10y ago|0 comments

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