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by jmcqk6 13y ago
Regarding 3, a funnier option might be to pollute the jury pool by giving stock to everyone they can in the district (Eastern Texas).
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by jmcqk6 13y ago
Their UI is actually just a wrapper around their API, so while I haven't used Azure, I believe the answer to this is yes. Microsoft also publishes Node/javascript bindings to their API.
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by jmcqk6 13y ago
>I wonder how many more users Linux must gain untill people perceive it as something normal that they can just use. If that happens, it will happen after the people no longer notice what OS they're using and don't even know tha
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by jmcqk6 13y ago
They might want to reconsider the name: http://www.gibraltarsoftware.com/ Their monitoring solution is also called Loupe.
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by jmcqk6 13y ago
It would be really nice if you could strip the things out of VS that you don't want. For me, all I really want is the code editor, R#, NCrunch, nuget, and the debugger. There might be a few other things that I didn't think of right away.
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by jmcqk6 13y ago
I'm definitely not defending microsoft here, because it's not something I understand the reasoning of. For some reason, we decide to measure monitors/tvs/displays by their diagonal. I don't get it, but that's what happens. When someone s
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by jmcqk6 13y ago
I accidentally upvoted this comment and cannot see a way to undo it.
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by jmcqk6 13y ago
Thank you very much for posting this. It is a good reminder that too much time in a single community can lead to a certain kind of blindness. This was very jarring article for me to read, and very welcome.
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by jmcqk6 13y ago
This is something I've wondered about. So you get a DELETE request against /resource/1 and you delete the resource. When you get the second DELETE request, shouldn't that give a 404, since the resource no longer exists?
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by jmcqk6 14y ago
Due to the way radiometric dating works, you don't need to actually verify in the way that you are using the word. However, there are at least two ways to verify the date: 1) Verify the half-life value. Radiometric dating works on the sa
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by jmcqk6 14y ago
It is very useful to know about the lessons of those that came before so that you don't end up making the same mistakes. I'm not the OP, but if you don't care about theory at all, then I'm the one hoping I never end up where you are. I do
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by jmcqk6 14y ago
If you run your tests in a pristine and isolated environment, then you can be more confident in the lack of side-effects. Basically, by integrating this into your CI tool, you ensure that all your tests / deploys run through a standardized
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by jmcqk6 14y ago
Isn't this just a matter of 1) building a webpage where you own the copright 2) Have someone in one of the cities where this is happening browse to your page. 3) Copyright violated, and you get to be the test case!
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by jmcqk6 14y ago
No, my point is that comparing a single line of code is ridiculous. You can only get an understanding of the efficiency of a language when you look at many lines of code. I would think you would need a few thousand lines of code that did s
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by jmcqk6 14y ago
That is exactly my point.
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by jmcqk6 14y ago
>Does anyone here really doubt that you can get more done with a single line of Python than a line of C/Java/C++? I've never understood this criticism before. Consider this line of python: x = 3 To this line in C: DoAllTheThings(); A s
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by jmcqk6 14y ago
The thing is that ruby is actually easier to install than php - on your own computer. Having a rails hosting environment as ubiquitous as php is a completely different story. I don't see how any single person would be able to do that.
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by jmcqk6 14y ago
Oh, am I missing something or is this just basically Java finally getting LINQ?
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by jmcqk6 14y ago
Am I missing something or had stuxnet started development before any of the centrifuges were installed? Was there perhaps an even larger game afoot which led Iran to choose certain hardware in the first place? I suppose development of the
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by jmcqk6 14y ago
>As much as Microsoft would like to kill Wine and ReactOS I agree with what you say about copyright, but this doesn't really make much sense to me. Why would Microsoft even care about ReactOS? It's been in development for over a decad
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by jmcqk6 14y ago
>the traditional Christian view There is no such thing as 'the traditional christian view.' There are many 'traditional christian views' and many times they contain mutually exclusive things. Even in the earliest records of the differ
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by jmcqk6 14y ago
If you're talking about christian beliefs, circumcision doesn't even make the top 10 ten odd things. Just like most things with christianity, having a definite 'yes' or 'no' is not really possible. Christianity has a very mixed history wi
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by jmcqk6 14y ago
I completely agree with what you're expressing here, but when you belong to an organization that claims to have a monopoly on meaning and truth in the universe, a higher level of consistency is not an unreasonable expectation.
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by jmcqk6 14y ago
>In fact, it's just the opposite. Many Christian denominations (e.g. Catholicism) specifically DISALLOW circumcision, if it's done for religious reasons. On the other hand, many christian denominations (e.g. esp pentecostals) circumcise
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by jmcqk6 14y ago
>A firm that began offering the same healthcare at lower prices would be overflowing with customers (the current hospitals I have a lot of problems with what you wrote, but will just focus on one thing. You base your argument at least
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by jmcqk6 14y ago
Resharper adds so much values to VS, that's it's hard for me to work without it. I've been using resharper for about a year, and it's simply amazing. My productivity has gone through the roof (I've been using VS since 2003). Alt+Enter gi
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by jmcqk6 14y ago
>No, but a quiet, brief, wander in the woods is generally what people expect People expect stupid things. Everyone copes with adversity differently. Having something to occupy your mind is something I would expect. It doesn't matte
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by jmcqk6 14y ago
If it's something you're using to keep your mind off of other things, it seems completely natural to mention it. I really don't see a problem here.
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by jmcqk6 14y ago
There's quite a bit of empirical evidence available that have repeatedly demonstrated a lack of even correlation between playing violent videos games and being violent. It's all very easily available by praying to google, so I won't link t
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by jmcqk6 14y ago
By jove, I think you've got it!

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