mattchamb

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by mattchamb 11y ago
Did you try the REST API? http://dev.onenote.com/docs#/reference/post-pages
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by mattchamb 11y ago
People often forget the full saying is "Jack of all trades, master of none, though oftentimes better than master of one." Gives it quite a different meaning.
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by mattchamb 11y ago
You can format minified js code by clicking the pair of curly braces in the bottom left corner of the source window. This has saved me a lot of headaches.
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by mattchamb 11y ago
There is a hyper-v driver for docker-machine. You can use it like so: docker-machine create -d hyper-v vmname
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by mattchamb 11y ago
Found from the login URLs - Unrestricted redirect vulnerability: https://www.capitalone.com/redirect/?dest=https%3A%2F%2Fgoog... Makes phishing links seems authentic. Who wants to report it to them?
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by mattchamb 11y ago
I take it to mean that if you keep digging, the hole will just be deeper. I.e. you cant dig yourself out of a hole.
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GovHack: AU/NZ Annual Open Data Competition(govhack.org)
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by mattchamb 11y ago
The thing that struck me about the first picture was how uncomfortable the chairs looked. Why would they spend so much on decorative lighting and neglect the parts that are essential for prolonged productivity?
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by mattchamb 11y ago
I would put code in them that cleans up things that the OS would clean up anyway when the program terminates. Things such as unmanaged file handles and unmanaged memory handles. By cleaning up these things in the finalizer, they get dealloc
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by mattchamb 11y ago
Looking at the source, its an iframe for this site: //www.redditmedia.com/r/angularjs/comments/2f7ziz/i_quit_my_job_to_teach_you_how_to_launch_a_full/ckbhk0m?embed=true&context=0&depth=1&s
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by mattchamb 11y ago
F# doesnt actually call them variables, they call them bindings [1]. It looks like they intentionally avoid the "variable" terminology for immutable values. [1] https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd
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by mattchamb 11y ago
Just to note, that even Netflix makes mistakes with global content licencing. In New Zealand (where netflix has recently launched) they have sold the rights to House of Cards so even though they own the content, they cannot stream House of
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by mattchamb 12y ago
I don't watch game of thrones. If I was going to start watching it, I would start at the beginning of the series instead of just jumping straight into the leaked episodes. By the time I get to the latest season, they would be formally
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by mattchamb 12y ago
Interestingly, Roslyn already includes its own parsing/handling of visual studio solution files: http://source.roslyn.codeplex.com/#Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Wo...
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by mattchamb 12y ago
Nice to see this makes the old approach of using reflection to use msbuild internal classes to parse solution files obsolete. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/707107/library-for-parsin...
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by mattchamb 12y ago
Lots of "whats", not many "whys" Is there any explanation for the reason for a lot of these things?
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by mattchamb 12y ago
At the risk of suggesting anything Microsoft on HN, have a look at the Xbox music API. It has search functionality as well as streaming (for people with a music pass). It will also give you some artwork to display as the song is running. h
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by mattchamb 12y ago
This is the same approach used the the .NET framework in Array.Sort: http://referencesource.microsoft.com/#mscorlib/system/collec... You can see the fallback to heapsort here: http://referencesource.mic
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by mattchamb 12y ago
Deadlift of 507lbs raw (no belt, just chalk) here, been training for 4+ years. When I started, I lucked out when I started training and got a trainer who started me on light squats and barbell bench. Then after a while I made friends with t
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by mattchamb 12y ago
I was going to tick "Partially", but I think I am bored-out instead of burnt-out [1]. [1] http://mindfulnext.org/disengaged-burned-out-or-bored-out/
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by mattchamb 12y ago
My current favourite use of gesture control is the Peek option for the glance screen in WP8 [1]. I find it sits in a nice spot where it allows crude interaction with the device when you dont want to commit to fully interacting with it. Simi
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by mattchamb 12y ago
I think a real world use case for structs is for avoiding allocating objects in performance critical code [1] - though I'm not sure it is required in the vast majority of code. [1] http://stackoverflow.com/questions&#x2
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by mattchamb 12y ago
A few months ago I went to two on-site interviews with a company that a friend (who works there) referred me to. They were the ones to call me up asking for an interview. The second interview was a coding one, which I did pretty well at. I
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by mattchamb 13y ago
Also to compete with Cortana on windows phone, which lets you register voice commands to run specific apps and provide it input [1]. [1] http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Build/2014/2-530 - Integrating Your App
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by mattchamb 13y ago
That reminds me of this website: http://www.expensivemeeting.com/
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by mattchamb 13y ago
Before people say that this school will get sued, it is useful to know that this school is in New Zealand. Because of the way our healthcare system works, we cannot sue for personal injury here [1]. >Because of the wide range of help ava
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by mattchamb 13y ago
knockout is such an awesome library. I have only used it for a few toy projects, but I love how lightweight it feels; and how it doesnt feel like it takes over all of your html. I also love how the ko.observable doesnt feel as magical as th
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by mattchamb 13y ago
All those smells, I've seen worse in software that handles much more money.
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by mattchamb 13y ago
blah, looked at the other c# implementations and saw you already changed the array initialisation, please ignore that part :D Edit: yeah, pretty much ignore me, the array initialisation for implementation 1 of F# and C# is almost incomparab
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by mattchamb 13y ago
Yeah, thats where I had some problems understanding the intention of the test. In my edited one, the trade object is immutable, so you could just reuse the same object without editing it. In FS.fs, a whole new set of objects is created&#x2F

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