keithwarren

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by keithwarren 7y ago
I turned 40 today, so this is good news.
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by keithwarren 10y ago
Not a startup...but I do know of (I am consulting for them on the project) an established SaaS company that is impressively large and successful in their vertical that is porting from PHP/Postgres to ASP.net core and running it all on
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by keithwarren 10y ago
I would be curious to see a whole state do this and see if participation really changed. we assume so but data is not there that I know of.. I believe the real solution is to stop with the election day concept and move more to an election
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by keithwarren 10y ago
Article is over 3 years old
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by keithwarren 10y ago
Michael Crichton tears up the Drake Equation (and SETI) pretty thoroughly in his speech entitled Aliens Cause Global Warming. http://stephenschneider.stanford.edu/Publications/PDF_Papers... "...the Drake equation
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by keithwarren 11y ago
" I think the world has figured out that programmers are writing the script for the future that everybody is going to live in" Well put.
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Our Second Handbook(figure53.com)
1 points by keithwarren 11y ago|0 comments
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Rand Paul will force expiration of NSA spy program(twitter.com)
8 points by keithwarren 11y ago|0 comments
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by keithwarren 11y ago
I almost created a new account to upvote you twice.
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by keithwarren 11y ago
Any plans to support exchange in future?
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by keithwarren 11y ago
There was ample breakdown of the article and lots of credible resources pointing towards places he was wrong.
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by keithwarren 11y ago
This looks like it is based on OmniSharp which is open source https://github.com/omnisharp
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by keithwarren 11y ago
tldr; light weight Visual Studio for OSX/Windows/Linux with support for dozens of languages, intellisense (autocomplete), refactoring, debugging (yes, real debugging), git integration and it is free
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by keithwarren 11y ago
tldr; light weight Visual Studio for OSX/Windows/Linux with support for dozens of languages, intellisense (autocomplete), refactoring, debugging (yes, real debugging) and it is free.
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by keithwarren 11y ago
I think people often discount the value that a change like this can have in readability. For the longest time I was impressed by sophisticated/clever code that did hard things. As I built more and more systems I realized that such a pe
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by keithwarren 11y ago
The point of the article was the fact there is a functional difference in how the runtime/code behaves in this instance. Syntactic sugar would be something like automatic property getters and setters in C#; they just shorten the syntax
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by keithwarren 11y ago
I think with lots of things, there is not enough volume and cost relative to personnel to justify the R&D and ongoing operations. For quite some time you would still need an operator and there is always the edge cases that a human can d
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by keithwarren 11y ago
I have a friend who fuels airplanes for UPS, I don't think he is going to get to work from home anytime soon.
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by keithwarren 11y ago
I have been at home as an independent dev for almost 15 years and I love the flexibility..BUT, there is one thing that work-from-home people almost universally agree is a drag. When work is just a few feet away, it is hard to draw a line fr
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by keithwarren 12y ago
While I do appreciate the context, simply putting Mark Russinovich in a box that says he is an Azure guy, ignores history. He is probably one of, if not the most authoritative Windows person on the planet. He chose to do Azure fabric stuff
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by keithwarren 12y ago
Does the current partnership explicitly cap the partner count or is there some point in the future where you think it would make sense to cap the number of partners?
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Tesla Range Assurance(teslamotors.com)
5 points by keithwarren 12y ago|0 comments
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by keithwarren 12y ago
This looks similar to what FormLabs does, granted the approach is different but it reminded me of them. I would be curious is the projection technique is limiting right now in the build size? Their prototype (or what was shown in the video)
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by keithwarren 12y ago
"Global sea level rise of 11 feet" I would really like to see a more clear explanation as to how they extrapolated that estimation from the data.
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by keithwarren 12y ago
Someone signed up for an HN account, squatted the name just to get a point across. Hat tip to you sir, well played.
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by keithwarren 12y ago
I like Massive and have used it on several large projects, mostly moved to Dapper on stuff since. That said, this is borderline condescending. The guy was wrong about his assumptions and understanding of a moderately complex topic that 90%
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Mono Project reaches 100K Commits(github.com)
17 points by keithwarren 12y ago|0 comments
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The IOU is iOS(figure53.com)
2 points by keithwarren 12y ago|0 comments
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by keithwarren 12y ago
Jump the shark? Seriously? This is probably the best thing I have seen them do in a decade.
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by keithwarren 12y ago
I had this same phone, in the post iPhone era we tend to forget that smartphones did exist and some of them were actually pretty fantastic devices. From the 600 I upgraded to the 700w and that was probably my favorite phone of all time.

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