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by icey 16y ago
I thought placing emphasis on the correct one was enough; evidently I was mistaken.
662.
by icey 16y ago
I didn't present it as a reliable anything. I pointed out that the parent had linked to the wrong comparison, and linked to the correct one.
663.
by icey 16y ago
I don't understand why this has so many upvotes... there's nothing in this post other than the guy saying he got more hits than usual on one of his articles.
664.
by icey 16y ago
Gah, sorry for the late response, I just saw this. They just go unpingable for a few minutes. They seem fine when they return from purgatory. It's always been at random times overnight, so far it hasn't happened when I know there's been loa
665.
by icey 16y ago
Mono can utilize all the libraries available for .Net, with a few exceptions (which are well known and documented on Mono's site here: http://www.mono-project.com/Compatibility ). Mono is a complete implementation of the C# specification,
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by icey 16y ago
I really dislike the shootout, but F# on mono and Clojure (which is slower than plain Java) look pretty similar: http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/u32/benchmark.php?test=all... For whatever it's worth, if you like Clojure, use Clojure.
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by icey 16y ago
F# runs on mono, which runs pretty well everywhere Clojure will run. The F# mono implementation is somewhat slower than the .Net implementation though, so there is that caveat.
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IRobot sending robots to Japan to help with nuclear crisis. (m.spectrum.ieee.org)
43 points by icey 16y ago|20 comments
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Mozilla Firefox Development Process(people.mozilla.com)
7 points by icey 16y ago|1 comments
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by icey 16y ago
Maybe it's something they make you do if you want to be a banker.
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by icey 16y ago
What are you actually "showing"? I don't see anything except for a signup form. No content, no explanation, nothing. Also, you've mispelled your domain name in your submission title.
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by icey 16y ago
Clickable RFS3 link: http://ycombinator.com/rfs3.html
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Ask PG: Have your feelings changed about RFS3?
39 points by icey 16y ago|17 comments
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by icey 16y ago
I use the Rackspace cloud for a few Windows servers. The experience has been mostly positive, but they disappear for a few minutes each week, which is kind of troubling.
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The acqui-tail(gabrielweinberg.com)
23 points by icey 16y ago|0 comments
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by icey 16y ago
It's a pretty valid question. The mono homepage has some info that may be useful: http://www.mono-project.com/MonoConcerns
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by icey 16y ago
I wonder how bad the first .com bubble was for big investment firms in toto. I know it was bad for the market, but how bad was it really for the investors?
678.
by icey 16y ago
What's the likelihood we're in a bubble if everyone says we're in one and investors continue to pour money into tech?
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Gtk+ 3.2 Will Let You Run Any Application In A Browser (Remotely Too)(webupd8.org)
5 points by icey 16y ago|0 comments
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by icey 16y ago
This is exactly what I was looking for, thank you!
681.
by icey 16y ago
If you want to know if you're succeeding or failing, you should know what the metrics of success look like for your product. Is it number of users? Amount of revenue? Revenue per user? How do you measure against those goals? If you know wha
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by icey 16y ago
Could you (or anyone else) explain Erlang's release number scheme? Is R14 the 14th major release and B02 a minor release? Is there some other meaning in their numbering? (Sorry, my Google-fu is failing miserably on this topic)
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by icey 16y ago
2 things: * Contact information? The "email" field in your profile is not publicly visible. How should people get in touch with you? * San Francisco, not San Fransisco. Really good post though, I hope you have luck finding the perfect perso
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by icey 16y ago
For those of us that don't do Erlang, is this a big deal?
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by icey 16y ago
If he had a Windows version it should be able to make enough money to pay for a support person AND still be incredibly profitable. He just needs to have someone else do the selling in order to let him focus on the hard technical problems. T
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Creating web forms with LINQ(tomasp.net)
1 points by icey 16y ago|0 comments
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by icey 16y ago
It's a huge market now.
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by icey 16y ago
I mostly do web & server-side development so I'm not sure my opinion is going to be terribly valuable there. However, I think many people use GTK# because it's the most mature.
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Will The iPhone Alarm Glitch Again This Weekend? Don't Risk It(businessinsider.com)
3 points by icey 16y ago|0 comments
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by icey 16y ago
I don't understand where you're going, no. I write C# on Windows and deploy to Linux and Mac pretty regularly. I know someone who writes C# on Windows and deploys to Arduino. C# seems to be roughly as portable as Java does to me these days.

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