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   by mcs_ 10y ago

   Pay to build Pay to not build
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   by mcs_ 10y ago

   if the problem are the financial operations let them have a Time Zone. Consideration, if you plan something at 8 am, who/what makes that possible? probably a clock! so: 1) reset the time, 2) start having business related time zone 3) s
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   by mcs_ 10y ago

   In some cases it is already like that. The choice will be share or stay offline.
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   by mcs_ 10y ago

   I spent 2 weeks times ago learning react. My family was in vacation, no kids no wife... so as a diligent nerd I decided to understand why half of the world is now convinced that css, js, html must live together. Curiosity, one of the projec
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   by mcs_ 10y ago

   I don't have a use case for this (yet) but ... the demo is absolutely incredible. Very nice work
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   by mcs_ 10y ago

   probably an "awesome" collection should contains some more attributes. You look at the list, click a link and: - no test are available, - no dependencies are specified (in .net world today ...) - no licence - no type (API, lib, bi
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   by mcs_ 10y ago

   I'm OK with foundations or even companies that want to attract folk with opensource. Will see in 3 or 5 years the results but looking at recent Facebook activity this strategy works fine.
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   by mcs_ 10y ago

   Small team here... 20 customer on-prem. It takes more than a year to update all of them. In some cases "policy" want us to connect staging over TeamViewer sharing mouse with the the DBA. CI is basically impossible to accomplish. I
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   by mcs_ 10y ago

   So,the lesson here is Shit happens... at any scale.
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    by mcs_ 10y ago

    Point 6 is very good. Not in USA but in Italy web development is still "something exotic". I was there 2 years ago as a contractor of a big bank but out of the enterprise world, freelancers need to accept very uncommon agreements
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    Show HN: Node.js Blackjack Engine(gitlab.com)

    3 points by mcs_ 10y ago|0 comments
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    by mcs_ 10y ago

    > Something you are (i.e. fingerprint) > ...it can never be changed well, we should change the Minister
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    by mcs_ 10y ago

    I'm still lost. What should I use and when "to go live"? We are small company with a lot of legacy code that wants to upgrade from 2.0 and 3.5. In 2016. Which .NET should we use ?
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    by mcs_ 10y ago

    In many cases. Telling others... yes! I can learn how to do that. At 17 a friend of mine asked me some help to port an old (and probably still working) COBOL app. Project wasn't really financed and absolutely not intended to be a produ
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    by mcs_ 10y ago

    》There will come a point where the accumulated complexity of our existing systems is greater than the complexity of creating a new one. When that happens all of this shit will be trashed. I think it applies to bank system, politics, and mor
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    by mcs_ 10y ago

    Someone else you pay to keep data safe, up and running to do continuous integration in this particular case.
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    by mcs_ 10y ago

    This is why you keep your code in a GitLab self hosted machine with 2 cheap disks in raid. Github should be used as mirror.
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    by mcs_ 10y ago

    Thanks !!!
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    by mcs_ 10y ago

    We started with a HUB. Small account 5 projects. We then switched to a self hosted Lab. A small VM running CE. With no effort we are managing dozen of projects and now we are in love with CI (and OpenShift) We want to start using HUB again
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    by mcs_ 10y ago

    * mint, * git + gitlab ce, * webstorm + nodejs, * chromium
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    by mcs_ 10y ago

    sudo apt-get install dotnet-dev-1.0.0-preview2-003121 ... some second later... >> This software may collect information about you and your use of the software, and send that to Microsoft. Edit: Please visit http://aka.ms&#x
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    by mcs_ 10y ago

    I have it. And I agree...
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    by mcs_ 11y ago

    If you don't want to work with them, for them to improve their system... just run. If you don't want to meet assholes.. Change industry.
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    by mcs_ 11y ago

    we probably should start doing new 'hello world' in ES6.
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    by mcs_ 11y ago

    thanks for the reply. will look at that but still, in this moment and with the current api of skype, an instance of it must run in background somewhere.
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    by mcs_ 11y ago

    46 active contacts and 12 blocked account in my Skype 4.3.0.37 (2014 Skype and/or Microsoft Patents Pending) Family: Wife (mac), Mom(ubuntu) and Sister(win) All - Family = work or business (i can safely say that 90% are OS from MS). Do
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    by mcs_ 11y ago

    If it is legal, the problem is not PayPal. Is it?
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    by mcs_ 11y ago

    Well, can happen if you want thousands of unknown people that do not use a copy of your products, to decide what to do with share value. Is it statistically a good idea be a public company?
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    by mcs_ 11y ago

    Thanks
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    by mcs_ 11y ago

    I understood I have less than 10 contacts in my life after closing fb 5 years ago.