rottyguy

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Presidential Innovation Fellows 2015(apply.pif.gov)
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Renewable power has more than doubled while coal has decreased(goodnewsfornature.wordpress.com)
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Booming Wind and Solar Power Has Slashed Europe’s CO2 Emissions(goodnewsnetwork.org)
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List of ethnic groups in the United States by household income(en.wikipedia.org)
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Bedtime phenomenon: scientist develops book to send children to sleep in minutes(telegraph.co.uk)
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The Design Behind Nerf's New 70 MPH Guns(popularmechanics.com)
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MapChat – Location based chat in about 400 loc(idoco.github.io)
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Humans definitely killed off woolly mammoths, giant armadillo(independent.co.uk)
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by rottyguy 11y ago
Enlightening: "Though students at for-profit institutions represent only 11 percent of college students, they make up 44 percent of students who default on their loans, according to the data."
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Under siege, for-profit colleges cry foul over new federal rules(mcclatchydc.com)
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Researchers Discover Possible Obesity Gene(sci-news.com)
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Autonomous truck cleared to drive on US roads for the first time(newscientist.com)
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How Mathematicians Used a Pump-Action Shotgun to Estimate Pi(medium.com)
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List of Pesticides to Avoid If You Want to Help Save the Bees(trueactivist.com)
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Study: Can Spicy Food Actually Increase Life Span?(forbes.com)
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by rottyguy 11y ago
Seems like a play on "Shop Til You Drop" may have worked better here.
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5B light years across–the largest feature in the universe(phys.org)
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How will capitalism end? (2014)(newleftreview.org)
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World's coolest bookstores(cnn.com)
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This is the world's first braille smartwatch(stuff.tv)
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Physicists announce graphene’s latest cousin: stanene(nature.com)
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Announcing Apple IIgs System 6.0.2(callapple.org)
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by rottyguy 11y ago
Regarding efficiency.. I'm noticing more homeless wandering the east village pandering for money these days. With the rents approaching 4k/mo for a 1bdrm, people will probably not tolerate being harassed for money (was called an
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by rottyguy 11y ago
As is C# and a host of others. Was just thinking specialization instead of generalization...
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by rottyguy 11y ago
I like the idea of a lightweight programming language/environment dedicated to entry level learners. Perhaps what would also be interesting is having a basic-esq L/E for whatever programming paradigm that is useful (procedural, o
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Intel's 3D memory is 1,000 times faster than modern storage(engadget.com)
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by rottyguy 11y ago
Cool. Thanks. Definitely looks interesting and the're only on .5 preview but you can see it's starting to take shape. I don't really ever use the "Enterprise" stuff on vs professional, just the editor, debugger,
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by rottyguy 11y ago
While the intellisense stuff is nice, the debugging capabilities is what is really important to me. Does Omnisharp (or anything) do both?
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by rottyguy 11y ago
Is Visual Studio written completely in .net at this point? Meaning will this get ported over automagically once all the .net pieces are in place on other platforms (assuming machine resources are available)?
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by rottyguy 11y ago
It really does put a big fat grin on my face to see C#/.Net get love here. I've been using it for years and love what it has evolved to. But the msft bashing on hn (thus, by default, all ms products, with maybe the exception of

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