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Here's a thought. Why not get the multi-non-nationals to pay more than 3% company tax?
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If that's an indication of the level of intellectual thought coming out of the top guy at Microsoft, then it looks like it's going to be another Ballmer esc lost decade for Microsoft.
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12y ago
From the article: The deal with Apple placed restrictions on GT selling the sapphire screens for use in certain applications, according to the company's regulatory filings. GT gave Apple an exclusive license for certain applications
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12y ago
The old (STL based) C++ looks like this: // circle and shape are user-defined types circle* p = new circle( 42 ); vector<shape*> v = load_shapes(); for( vector<circle*>::iterator i = v.begin();
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12y ago
The latest version of the Zeus IDE has been released Details of this latest Zeus release can be found here: http://www.zeusedit.com/ze397u.html NOTE: Zeus is shareware, runs natively on the Windows platform and runs on Li
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[ANN] Zeus IDE – Version 3.97u Released
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> Who do you sell it to? I would assume if you actually did build it in the garage and it worked, the next step would be to get a patent and after that go talk to a venture capitalist. Strangely enough, probably not much different to the
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12y ago
At 2MB that is hardly a large file.
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12y ago
> It's a shame there are no billion dollar companies based around the GPL... /s There is and it is called Google . It's a champion for Open Source and seems to use Open Source software almost exclusively across their enti
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12y ago
> The editor I use now (Epsilon) was last significantly FWIW the Zeus editor has an Epsilon keyboard mapping offer up by a Zeus user many years ago. But as I'm a Brief keyboard user myself, I'll have to be honest and say I
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12y ago
> Why are we suddenly calling a text editor an "IDE"? I suspect because lots of developers actually use those text editors as their main development environment. So they have the D and the E parts of that equation covered
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13y ago
That is just the gofmt default. That same gofmt utility also has this option: -tabs=true : indent with tabs which when set to false will uses spaces instead of tabs for all indent.
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13y ago
The Zeus Version 3.97s has been released. This version adds: C# improvements C++ improvements Go gofmt improvements Go tags updated to version 1.21 Upgraded Sqlite to 3.8.04.1 DCD autocomplete for D language gocode autocomplete
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[ANN] Zeus IDE 3.97s Release
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13y ago
3. Microsoft Outlook. If you've worked at any of these big organisations, you quickly learn Outlook plays a big part in day to day running of the office.
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13y ago
By coincidence, I remembered someone pointing this out to the Go developers no too long ago, after he found out they did in fact roll their own: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/golang-nuts/opens...
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13y ago
While there was an age reference for the "Dad’s Resume" guy, that applicant was not rejected on age, instead he was asked in for an interview. "Dad" was reject because: "The last guy was 15 minutes late, full of
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13y ago
At $100.00 a pop those sales numbers would still indicate VS generated sales revenue of $370.00 million. My guess is the actual revenue figures are probably in the $1B to $2B (B = billion) range, which isn't too bad for a product that
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13y ago
> MS doesn't really make money off C# or .Net directly, they make money off the windows licenses you need to run the resulting code. On this page: http://techcrunch.com/2014/04/02/microsoft-updates-vis
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13y ago
From the article someone from bible studies said: It’s amazing how water works. Ice freezes, then floats on water. It’s the only reason life works on earth and it’s a miracle! I can’t believe how cool it is, and the fact that modern scienc
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This could just as easily backfire for Apple. Lets assume Office 365 is a runaway success and two or three years from now it becomes a must have, essential piece of software for business iPad users. At that point Microsoft starts having the
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13y ago
But after the engine stops, which would hopefully take no more than a second or two, the key can be quickly returned to the ignition point, without actually restarting the engine. So at worst the steering would be locked for only a second.
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13y ago
> For all the arguments against the algorithmic type questions - i would add that in my ~16000 hours of professional programming, i have had to worry about O(n) to choosing Hash tables, quiet a lot of times. I've got ~36000 hours of
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13y ago
And go work with C# and you'll pine for nothing. I've used all three and after a few years of C#, the other two are just a distant memory.
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> I guess I kinda wonder if I could avoid the null checks in C# somehow Without seeing your code it is hard to say, but using an object extension might work? On many occasions I've used object extensions to hide checking code deep i
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13y ago
Here's my 20+ years of experience working as a contract in Australia. In all that time I've only ever worked with proprietary tools and have never had trouble getting high paying contract work. I would say I've done very well
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13y ago
The F-16 fighter has the glide characteristics approaching that of a rock. Yet this guy still managed to dead stick land his crippled F-16 aircraft. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=21b_1358528621&comments=1
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> Isn't that a little contradictory? You are saying all the changes in this release are critical, yet there is "nothing to see here". To quote T. B. Lance 'if it ain't broke don't fix it'
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13y ago
Even now it is quite easy to retro fit a ship so that it is somewhat pirate proof. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2420071/Husband-wife...
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13y ago
What they said on the PBS News Hour is that would be against the law. Basically the law states that company unions are illegal and the work-council without an external affiliated union would be a company union.
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