josephcooney

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   by josephcooney 10y ago

   Task Manager or Resource Monitor (which you can launch from Task Manager)? I see lots of per-process stuff in the latter but not the former.
2. 92.▲
   by josephcooney 10y ago

   My take on the same topic: http://jcooney.net/post/2013/08/29/Good-Developer-Good-Googl... I'm in 100% agreement.
3. 93.▲
   by josephcooney 10y ago

   Sounds like "Resume Driven Development" http://imgur.com/DQcks8ul
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   by josephcooney 11y ago

   I wrote a client library for this in C# by reverse engineering what chrome did at the time (totally not legit/unsupported by google, possibly against their TOS). I have never used it for anything serious, and am glad now there is an en
5. 95.▲
   by josephcooney 11y ago

   Really? Rear Window always seemed like a script that would be ideally served as a play (i.e. not many scene changes) that Hitchcock had adapted well to a movie.
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   by josephcooney 11y ago

   I think ISA server (a firewall, essentially) required SQL Server, so they tried, they really tried.
7. 97.▲
   by josephcooney 11y ago

   Agree. I figured the person asking the question was being amusing.
8. 98.▲
   by josephcooney 11y ago

   not quite the same, but http://jacquesmattheij.com/if-you-have-nothing-to-hide
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   by josephcooney 11y ago

   I misread this as 'lawmakers', but your sentence still seemed correct either way.
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    by josephcooney 11y ago

    Walking barefoot without resting is clearly the cheapest option.
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    by josephcooney 11y ago

    I like LiteIDE, I will have to give this a shake.
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    by josephcooney 11y ago

    One of my friends was looking to 'trade up' his car, and kept getting facebook ads for his own car. I guess it was exactly the kind of car a person like him would own...
13. 103.▲
    by josephcooney 11y ago

    Good distinction. Reminds me of the quote "Computer science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes."
14. 104.▲
    by josephcooney 11y ago

    The NSA released their Nifi project to the Apache foundation not long ago....we live in strange times.
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    by josephcooney 11y ago

    This is on OSX though, right?
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    by josephcooney 11y ago

    I got terrible wrist pain as a 10-year-old playing nethack on an Amstrad 1640 8086. But totally worth it. Ascii art never looked so 'cosmic'
17. 107.▲
    by josephcooney 11y ago

    Let's not even start on ESR.
18. 108.▲
    by josephcooney 11y ago

    Jeff Bezos' quote "Your margin is my opportunity" might come back to haunt their AWS Business.
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    by josephcooney 11y ago

    Also, I'm pretty sure Hitler attributed his survival in the face of the assassination attempt in 1944 to his "divine protection" (at least in the propaganda afterwards).
20. 110.▲
    by josephcooney 11y ago

    The upkeep on them (parts, repairs) is quite expensive compared to your average japanese auto.
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    by josephcooney 11y ago

    I don't think it is quite that clear cut. See, for example, Postel's Law AKA the Robustness Principle. Be conservative in what you do, be liberal in what you accept from others https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ro
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    by josephcooney 11y ago

    Bangalore garage.
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    by josephcooney 11y ago

    I don't think this has much to do with the change of the guard at the top. Iron Python was started in 2008, and Python tools for VS was first released in 2011.
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    by josephcooney 11y ago

    This sounds very similar to code access security (CAS) that Microsoft's CLR had from around 2000 (but at the OS level rather than the VM level).
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    by josephcooney 12y ago

    I don't think MS buying github is such a scary thing. There are a few ex-MSFT-ies working at Github (Phil Haack, Paul Betts), and a few other people from the wider MS community there. I guess that is inevitable when Github has 250-ish
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    by josephcooney 12y ago

    I disagree. I think interfaces can be a powerful way to think about what you want to do without having to focus too much on how it will be done, compartmentalise that 'part' and then move on to something else.
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    by josephcooney 12y ago

    Any good counter-examples of private enterprise funding long term science experiments?
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    by josephcooney 12y ago

    I tried to compile a list of a few of them a while ago: http://jcooney.net/post/2011/06/22/First-Check-in-Comments-f...
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    by josephcooney 12y ago

    A while ago I tried to track down the initial check-in comments for a number of open source projects, with mixed results. http://jcooney.net/post/2011/06/22/First-Check-in-Comments-f... The Go one is par
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    by josephcooney 12y ago

    I wish there was some kind of dongle I could plug my das keyboard into that would give me the multi-device feature without sacrificing on the actual keyboard part.