insulanian

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Is Windows Phone Dead?(thurrott.com)
54 points by insulanian 11y ago|84 comments
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by insulanian 11y ago
Nice move, but I already moved to Pocket.
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Researchers create holograms you can touch(sciencealert.com)
1 points by insulanian 11y ago|0 comments
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Visual Studio to add support for Lua?(aka.ms)
1 points by insulanian 11y ago|0 comments
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by insulanian 11y ago
> Reading HN every day is a good start. Just be careful with that. It can really suck the time. I have a problem that I am reading too much and writing/working less since I discovered HN. I am almost seeing it as addiction.
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Is Microsoft's .NET Ecosystem on the Decline?(m.slashdot.org)
3 points by insulanian 11y ago|0 comments
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by insulanian 11y ago
Because the route is cached! :)
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by insulanian 11y ago
And I hoped for a breakthrough in OS research... The Machine is dehyped.
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by insulanian 11y ago
I think we sometimes subconsciously hope that some system will do the things for us. Then we get disappointed. I know the feeling.
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by insulanian 11y ago
> it's good to prepare and I appreciate being organized, but it's very easy to fall into the trap of an endless preparing cycle. I fall into that trap very often. If I'm learning a new programming language, I'll read
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by insulanian 11y ago
This gives me the hope that with 35 I still have a chance to break the chains, get out of employee role and start my own business, because I feel so ready for it... But then again, there are mouths to feed at home, so... shut up and back to
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by insulanian 11y ago
I agree there is some truth in what you're saying. However, without programmer's curiosity and desire to create new interesting and beautiful languages, we would still be "focused on business" and writing code in COBOL,
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by insulanian 11y ago
Oh yes, Turbo Pascal (and even Delphi / Object Pascal) had a really fast compiler. Sigh... those were the days...
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by insulanian 11y ago
Why?
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by insulanian 11y ago
While I enjoy such war stories and love hacking ad-hoc systems myself, I can't help myself not to think how much time they wasted instead of going to someone familiar with shipping industry. There is a saying in my home country: "
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by insulanian 11y ago
Exactly my thought! Many of these tools seem overlapping, and to keep these overlapping areas in sync doesn't sound like fun. Also, as you mentioned, logging into multiple places all the time is sub-optimal.
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Fully convergent Ubuntu phone announced(reddit.com)
1 points by insulanian 11y ago|0 comments
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by insulanian 11y ago
Well... all I can say is RESPECT!!! But don't get lazy! We still need state of the art terminal!
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Project Brillo(developers.google.com)
1 points by insulanian 11y ago|0 comments
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by insulanian 11y ago
Also, remember Borland/Inprise/Borland debacle?
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by insulanian 11y ago
Typesafe is a great name. Don't bring disturbance in.
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by insulanian 11y ago
"Windows Complication Foundation" is how we called it in my team :)
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F# has landed in OpenBSD(marc.info)
1 points by insulanian 11y ago|0 comments
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by insulanian 11y ago
Does this mean I should stop expecting ground-breaking inovations in OS space from MS? How they dare to consider it done? I want Windows Next Generation! I want you to blow my mind! Edit: I hope HP Machine OS will bring something interestin
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Unison programming platform(unisonweb.org)
2 points by insulanian 11y ago|0 comments