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by jasallen 13y ago
> "I've got working asp.net ecommerce solutions" That sounds to me like a reference to some boxed product running ASP.NET. Possibly aspDotNetStorefront? If so, that competes with PHP platforms for being a mess of code an
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by jasallen 13y ago
as far as I can tell, the Russell's paradox example would be the same without the template "template<typename U, typename V>"? in other words, both compilers seem to be being consistent with the previous demonstrated be
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by jasallen 13y ago
hmm, this guy has a lot of followers on Twitter, and this tweet is a couple days old. The lack of shitstorm, I presume means this isn't all it's cracked up to be? What is it that is supposedly decryptable with this key? Without
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by jasallen 13y ago
Xamarin is a tremendous accomplishment, but microsoft should tread a little lightly here. As it stands, Xamarin may have nearly saturated the market it has available to it. To operate on Xamarin effectively, in addtion to C#, you need to b
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by jasallen 13y ago
re: Visual Studio integration and WCF restrictions At the very least it would be part of Bizspark and Dreamspark, as well as the MSDN packages aimed at larger businesses that make a la carte purchasing of these things unnecessary. That&#x2
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by jasallen 13y ago
I sure hope Miguel stays . He's not a cultural fit for old Microsoft, but maybe ushering the new guard.... Him and Gu? Beautiful music.
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by jasallen 13y ago
Agreed. Much, much better article. Thanks for posting. Please create a new post with this link if it hasn't already been done!
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by jasallen 13y ago
This is a great article and I think nails everything. One thing I would add, contrary to conventional wisdom, is that Accountability is probably the least important. I don't mean to say that you should let poor performers hang around,
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by jasallen 13y ago
> it's not agile's fault. It's your fault. It's your team's fault That's what everyone has said about every dogma they've ever believed in, ever.
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by jasallen 13y ago
Just change it to "modern woman" and shut everyone up. That's the thing now right? Where the english language has left us with lack of a non-awkward sounding gender neutral term we just the feminine version and it's ok.
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by jasallen 13y ago
This is not a very good or complete answer as others are pointing out. Promises allow you to make your async call in a context where you don't know what has to be done next. You pass the promise around and attach to it as needed (an
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by jasallen 13y ago
This is grossly irresponsible. I am pleased to see most of the comments here realize that. -Muscle tone requires more protein. -Protein consumption is one of the very best ways to sate hunger, thereby reducing consumption of fat and carboh
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by jasallen 13y ago
"There was nowhere else to go"... so, meh, throw in the towel? I do hope I'm just reading that part wrong.
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by jasallen 13y ago
Who the hell said 'biased journalism'? It was an analysis piece. Plain and simple.
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by jasallen 13y ago
I support the Reddit moderators. There is no censorship going on, and the idea of unbiased journalism is becoming something we don't even respect any more (to say nothing of how hard it is to achieve, but we don't even seem to ag
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by jasallen 13y ago
I love VS for javascript. With ReSharper installed it is great. I guess maybe I answered my own question by admitting I need a JetBrains tool in there but: What tool is so great for Javascript? I use Sublime a lot as well on my Mac, and
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by jasallen 13y ago
um, what?
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by jasallen 13y ago
I suspect both parent comment and OP are using the idiom of "typo" to refer to any inconsequential issue. That pixel is misaligned, that tone of green is different from that tone of green, there Lorem Ipsum text, etc. But if I hav
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by jasallen 13y ago
I always found it hilariously ironic that Dirty Harry was set in San Francisco. Then again, I am a fan of both, so maybe it's not so crazy!
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by jasallen 13y ago
A hardcoded value like that is actually known as a 'pepper' -- cute right? If you google 'salt and pepper cryptography' you'll get your answers on why pepper is, at best, a good addition to salt, at worst useless.
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by jasallen 13y ago
Sounds to me like they are making the point that you won't be "double subscribed" if you renew early -- no overlapping terms. In other words, a good thing. Did you actually talk to anyone who told you you'd be out-of-l
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by jasallen 13y ago
- Never had background to foreground stall IDE issue in VS2010 or up - Nor misclicks stall IDE - Nor automatic refactoring analysis stall IDE - Automatic reformatting is a once click option to disable and is not terribly aggressive in VS 2
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by jasallen 13y ago
I think flip a coin covers what I do :-) Sometimes I really wanna dig in, sometimes I just. need. to. finish.
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by jasallen 13y ago
The article does get to my base assumptions, but it takes awhile. (1) North Star was what people navigated by first, so would orient maps to that regardless of which way the words were written -- so people started writing the words to fit.
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by jasallen 13y ago
I think it's a good analogy. I also think its why everyone who wants to be an artist but not put in the right-brain work wants to be a photographer now. It's like creating without being required to do the actual work part. I gue
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by jasallen 13y ago
I really like MeetUp and the niche doesn't sound much different. Can you share the differences?
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Ask HN: What are 3 thing that will be *better* for humanity this decade?
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by jasallen 13y ago
You're trolling right?
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by jasallen 13y ago
I think this is right. To answer some of the other comments, yes, c# has a better ratio than does PHP, but it has a much worse ratio than to Python, Ruby, Scala, Clojure, Go, and possibly even javascript. All that is a shame, because I thi
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by jasallen 13y ago
gratuitous "I agree" post :-)

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