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jsmeaton
13y ago
> Well obviously you can eventually run the code on any platform that supports the CLR. At present only Windows and Azure support the CLR but the rest of the world has to depend on Mono. I don't understand what you're trying to
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13y ago
Hopefully some kind of open source tooling that is capable of replacing or competing with Resharper.
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13y ago
I tried moving and bombing so many tiles!
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13y ago
I can forgive most things that Facebook has done. But auto-play videos is not one of them. I use click-to-play for media but have Facebook white listed, which probably won't last much longer.
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13y ago
There aren't enough jobs for EVERYONE to be employed though. The number of unskilled jobs is going to shrink as automation and efficiency increases. Also, not everyone is capable of working, like the disabled etc.
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13y ago
There's no dignity in being homeless, or even working 2-3 jobs without weekends just to keep your family from starving.
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13y ago
They won't need to raise their wages though. BI takes care of the minimum amount to survive, and McDonalds wages provides "extra" money. BI essentially takes over as the "minimum" part of the minimum wage, and low w
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13y ago
Take a look at the release notes for 1.5 and 1.6, and see if there's anything there that would be useful to your project. I would advise keeping as current as you're able to, to reduce the migration costs in the future. Migrating
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Lunchy – A friendly wrapper for launchctl
(github.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
I think they were joking =) > That's why we have perfesionalism, cause prfesionalism is good.
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13y ago
Installation is mostly trivial. Maintaining a bunch of systems is not. > Over time, it may make sense to move to a more deterministic solution, but to start there (IMO) is often a case of premature optimization. I mostly agree with this
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13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Action_T4
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13y ago
How does UTC not save you? There are no DLS transitions in UTC, and leap seconds are added (61 seconds in a minute).
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13y ago
I played for about 2 hours right before bed and couldn't get to sleep for hours. I was wired. Don't know if this is related to what you're suggesting or not, but I won't be playing this game again at night time.
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This 'Back to the Future' hoverboard will blow your mind
(news.cnet.com)
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13y ago
It says so in the article. Women felt shame leaving them out to dry since the subject is so taboo.
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13y ago
That was my favourite too.
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13y ago
I don't think I am confused. I specifically brought up the ability to service a loan. If a prospective mother is asking for a loan, then the question of whether or not she will be returning to work after the pregnancy should become a r
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13y ago
So it is. I couldn't find a specific law from Australia, but many lending institutions offer a 6 month deferral of payments for parental leave. I would also assume that if the second parent plans to return to work, then the second inco
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13y ago
What about a bank offering a home loan? The bank needs to verify your capacity to pay, and if a single income isn't going to cover the loan then a pregnancy probably does come into it. I'm just speculating though, and rules/l
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13y ago
Perhaps it's under the frequently asked questions because no one can find the bloody thing. Thanks for pointing it out though.
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13y ago
I really like the quick history selection feature, and now I want it in iterm2. Browser based terminal isn't something I'd be likely to use, but congrats on writing it.
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Couldn't find a single download link or pricing/buy link.
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13y ago
I know very few people that constantly upgrade their PC builds. The ones I do, upgrade for the sake of upgrading, not because the hardware is no longer able to keep up. For example, a new minor version of a video card comes out, and they dr
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13y ago
I agree. I scored 5 out of 5 (Oracle flavour), and didn't have to think too hard about any of the questions. The review article specifically mentions that he has no data about the kinds of people answering the test though. A lot of peo
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13y ago
> I guess they are people too, hyper sensitive that fault will be found Or straight up fraud. Or a dismantling of their monopoly of information/data.
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13y ago
I actually viewed the comic on a feed reader, and didn't know about the flashing images 'til I read this comment. So, thanks!
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13y ago
The assumption is that you've changed your relationship status, and that's how they know you're now single. Telling Facebook that you're single, and them using that information to present an ad for a dating website is no
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13y ago
I agree. When you have to rate something from 1-10, the results will probably be skewed. Better/Worse than yesterday makes it extremely easy to get a "real" value.
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13y ago
> that unexpected deaths are happening with some frequency due to drone strikes/targeting No doubt. The behaviour is extremely troubling, and the "collateral damage" should be considered war crimes IMO. I'm doubting t
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