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by ilitirit 11y ago
Worth considering: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj823172%28v=vs.110... My personal opinion is if you want to use an MS technology, use Web API unless you have a compelling reason to use WCF.
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Why did you go all the way down to that level? If you could not generate the .NET types from the WSDL (WCF provides tools to do this), you could modify the message using WCF itself. No reason to use a DSL. https://msdn.microsof
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> WCF is one of the most over-engineered frameworks I've encountered so far This may be true to an extent, but rarely will you ever need to delve into that level of minutiae (which itself is a consequence of WS-*...). I've set
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Must be Northern Africa. I live in South Africa and have never seen or heard about that phone.
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You don't have to wrap anything. It's exactly like using it from C, except maybe a bit easier/safer. Just import windows. Then you can write code like this: hWndMain = CreateWindowEx( WS_EX_TOPMOST,
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I'm not saying that at all. I'm stating a real-world scenario that can lead to gentrification. - Unscrupulous landlords intentionally drive down the price of property (this is NOT "low-income housing") - They purchase
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The last time I read about Telegram people on HN were upset about it's security competition or something like that. IIRC, the gist of it was akin to this: T: "Our security system is so secure that we'll give you a prize if
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by ilitirit 11y ago
> I guess I don't see how gentrification is a problem at all Often it's how the situation got there in the first place. For example, in one suburb in my city a few landlords who owned apartments started renting to "undesi
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by ilitirit 11y ago
The irony about KOF XIII is that purists hate the spritework in that game and it's predecessor because it's not true pixel art. http://www.noe-v.com/images/articles/terry_sprites01.jpg KOF XII/XII
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I've tried Rust, Nim and Go and I prefer Nim. But this could also be because of my background as a C/C++ programmer, and my particular requirements (general purpose programming language that doesn't try to hold my hand too
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> Am I right to irrationally dislike reddit? I'd say that you are wrong to irrationally like/dislike anything.
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Sometimes the people who ask you to interview are not the same people who do actually end up interviewing you, or they don't communicate with each other. At one of my last interviews I was told I don't look like I want the job eno
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Sheesh... it's not that hard to understand. There is more to healthy eating than quantities and exercise. And besides that consumables that aren't labelled dangerous by the USDA or FDA (I don't know how they factor into th
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by ilitirit 12y ago
Not really. If you eat poisonous things moderately it doesn't make it good for your health.
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No, I just want the file name.
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I like Rust, and I'm probably missing something, but do I feel that some things should be easier. At times the language (or standard library, I suppose) feels a bit unwieldy. For example, trying to coerce a string from certain types:
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by ilitirit 12y ago
VS2015 seemed to be pretty much the same as VS2013, although my experience was limited to the enhanced project support for Apache Cordova. Findings: - There's a very bad (known) bug that renders the entire IDE unusable. If you attemp
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This is really one of the stupidest ideas that have arisen in this industry in recent memory. I wonder if other industries consider hard-working, intelligent and talented people to be 10x-ers. 10x chef 10x receptionist 10x writer 10x mecha
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http://www.nature.com/ncomms/2015/150324/ncomms7665/full/nco...
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The current version Android Development Studio (its based on IntelliJ) is even worse, even after applying all the recommended settings. After loading up a Gradle project, building and running (which can take forever ), its memory usage sh
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I'm always amused by the typical comments posted after every story like this. Yes, many places in the ME do have some really archaic laws, but you're more likely to have to get arrested and forced to pay a bribe in places like Th
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I reverted to version 2.X (don't remember which one exactly). Anything beyond that is crap. My brother swears by Tixati: http://www.tixati.com/
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Richard Feynman's Computer Heuristics Lecture(youtube.com)
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> Oil trades for around $100/barrel. Wavering around $55/barrel at the moment.
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How can one detect infection?
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I use the same passphrase, with something extra based on a few rules.* www.example.com: !ThisIsMyPassword!6eec9b9f news.foobar.com: !ThisIsMyPassword!9ef61f95 Problems: - It can be pain to use on a mobile device. - Some sites limit the leng
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Depends on the language I guess. I read it as "repeat the string Hello thrice and then add a comma and space". It's not really clear that "repeat" returns a list. A C# equivalent would be: String.Join("
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by ilitirit 12y ago
Some code that I've written using Ramda.js: var predicateListFunc = function(props) { return R.allPredicates(R.map(R.curry(R.eqProps), props)); } var compareProperties = R.unapply(predicateListFunc); var mergeLists = R.unionWi
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> Especially with a network connection, it should have no problem breaking out. You're just assuming that. Why would it have no problem? Because of reasons we can't understand? In that case, "hyperintelligence" is
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According to this presentation, several people have discovered similar results, albeit in other areas http://www.cartesiangp.co.uk/papers/gecco2004-tutorial-mille... • Gordon Pask - Ferrous sulphate • Adrian Thompson -

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