rottyguy

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by rottyguy 11y ago
Interesting... Was suspecting (hoping) that the technology would provide solutions outside ide/code space. Could you provide some highlevel details of the implementation? TIA!
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by rottyguy 11y ago
Has anyone done anything interesting with Roslyn to date (v1 is mentioned in the notes)?
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by rottyguy 11y ago
When I traveled a bit last year, it seemed KFC was everywhere! I would think a Chicken Index would be as good as any to have.
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by rottyguy 11y ago
Will definitely take a look at vim so would appreciate the guidance.
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by rottyguy 11y ago
Are there books and/or resources you could recommend? tx
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by rottyguy 11y ago
Tangential: New to c++ dev on Linux after years with devstudio/windows. What do you guys recommend for a dev env for a guy like me (say on a mac). Thanks! Edit: I see Jetbrains has CLion. Any good?
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Ride in Manhattan for $10 or Less(newsroom.uber.com)
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by rottyguy 11y ago
anyone know what time of day this is?
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by rottyguy 11y ago
tech guy with domain proximiny.com interested in playing around with ideas involving mobile/local based on user location. if you share the same interest, hit me up at lbs@proximiny.com and let's chat to see if there's a match
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Keep cool without air conditioning sitting around the Climactic Table(treehugger.com)
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by rottyguy 11y ago
I had a job with MCI (hell that screams old right there) back in the early 90's. They were developing a new project (Perspective, I believe it was called) that would revolutionize the way that billing was done. So instead of shipping
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by rottyguy 11y ago
Anyone remember the futurama episode where they found a huge pile of garbage floating in space launched by earthlings in the 21st century? Of notable items there were loads of AOL discs. http://theinfosphere.org/Giant_ball_o
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ISIS destroys ancient artifacts in Iraq and sells others(businessinsider.com)
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by rottyguy 11y ago
Hearing a lot about gut bacteria these days influencing everything from weight loss to allergies. Can anyone with knowledge verify any of these claims or is it, yet, another passing fancy?
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by rottyguy 11y ago
Thanks for the digg. Still not clear he's considered the father (definitely a mind-share contributor according to your link). Perhaps there was none, but usually there is front-person leading the charge for things like this w/in
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by rottyguy 11y ago
btw- anyone know who the father of .net would be? wikipedia states that .net was created in the late 90's under the next generation windows services umbrella. 1999 is the date that is given when Anders started to assemble the C# team
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by rottyguy 11y ago
Anyone else get the feeling that .net is being groomed to be the "runtime" of the internet (I'll stop short of calling it "OS" as that would seem presumptuous :-)? To the extent where you could run any .net support
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by rottyguy 11y ago
Not a minecrafter but interested in what the community's thought of this interpretation: http://www.businessinsider.com/minecraft-is-microsoft-holole... May dictate how you guys choose to build your product moving for
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Microsoft nuget servers down(twitter.com)
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by rottyguy 12y ago
Let's say someone punches you in the nose and breaks it. It'll hurt. You'll bleed out a bit, eyes water, and you're throbbing pain. Let's further say that someone then proceeds to choke you with their bare hands.
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by rottyguy 12y ago
We have so many built-in mechanism designed to keep us alive that I find it strange a counter measure to extreme inflammation would be excluded. Pain sensors, fear, adrenaline, etc.
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by rottyguy 12y ago
I'm not referring to evolution or defects here unless you're implying that it is a defect that our body would willingly choke itself to death in reaction to an allergen (I agree that it's probably a defect that we react to th
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by rottyguy 12y ago
This sort of makes sense but now we're supposing that the individual, subconsciously, puts it's species ahead of itself. Is this the wide belief or is it that each person fights to keep themselves alive (again, subconsciously, as
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by rottyguy 12y ago
What I always puzzled over was the following: if our main goal in life is, in fact, to survive/live (and insure the existence of our species through procreation), why would our body, in the case of an allergenic reaction, mount a defen
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by rottyguy 12y ago
Thanks. Just a point of clarification on (1). Is that just for taking IN money as opposed to just paying out for things like purchasing computers, software, freelance to design your website, etc?
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by rottyguy 12y ago
Oh that's the other thing. There are lots of players in this space! But, that's not a bad thing... Someone just pointed me to nsphire (tinder for recruiting?) which seemed interesting too. Here was what I was trying to do: htt
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by rottyguy 12y ago
Going through this now after a few false starts. I initially picked a problem that everyone's been complaining about forever --HR/Recruiting/Resumes. Seems riped for solving but... 1) Getting engagement is tough in any idea
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by rottyguy 12y ago
How is F# for the web (both front and back end)? tx
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by rottyguy 12y ago
Funny, I've always thought this as well. Especially with "Grammar" police. I think the human mind is the best mal-formed HTML parser ever written :-)
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by rottyguy 12y ago
Full Title (that was too long): Miami Cops Flood Waze With Bogus Speed Trap Data, Don't Understand How Crowd Sourcing Works I disagree that they don't understand how Crowd Sourcing works. CS is a double edge sword and the hope is

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