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by spo81rty 9y ago
I think the only hope is missile defense systems which could yield these missiles useless. Only then would they provide no value as a deterrent.
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by spo81rty 9y ago
This article mentioned Rails is on the decline in popularity. Anyone have any thoughts on the truth of that?
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by spo81rty 9y ago
The fact that someone would pay $300k for the right to drive a taxi blows my mind.
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by spo81rty 9y ago
With all the craziness of different CPUs and server configs... just makes me want to hurry up and go serverless!
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by spo81rty 9y ago
Blue Apron must have much higher margins too. I think that is the key. Delivering cooked food every day requires a lot of labor and complexity.
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by spo81rty 9y ago
I think the problem with these cooked meal services is scale. It is very hard to scale these operations across multiple cities. The margins just aren't there for the layers of complexity and management. They are better off as small bus
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by spo81rty 9y ago
And .NET Core/C#
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by spo81rty 9y ago
Lots of good comments here but wanted to point out a key point nobody else mentioned. Price alone won't let you win, but perhaps it might if you are targeting a different market segment. For my company, our competitors focus on large e
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by spo81rty 10y ago
Pretty awesome to see all the hard work they did just to optimize battery usage.
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Why C# and .NET Core Are the Next Big Thing(stackify.com)
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by spo81rty 10y ago
Development related blog posts never get super high traffic. You can't compare an article about some python topic to YouTube video about a mass market consumer tech product.
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by spo81rty 10y ago
I share your sentiment. They can grow slowly like most normal companies and have an amazing business.
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by spo81rty 10y ago
If a potential employee contributed to an open source project that is a plus and something to talk about. But I would NEVER expect it. 99% chance their previous employers would have kept all of their source code private and not public on gi
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by spo81rty 10y ago
Well you can try using an Azure App Service in shared mode which is very cheap.
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ASP.NET Core Logging: What still works and what changed?(stackify.com)
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22 tips to lower Azure pricing and optimize hosting costs – Stackify(stackify.com)
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How we use Cake to build .NET Core apps and version assemblies – Stackify(stackify.com)
2 points by spo81rty 10y ago|1 comments
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Beyond IIS logs – 6 ways to find failed IIS/ASP.NET requests – Stackify(stackify.com)
3 points by spo81rty 10y ago|0 comments
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Transaction tracing helps developers optimize their code as they write it(stackify.com)
1 points by spo81rty 10y ago|0 comments
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Developer tools to find bugs before they get to production(stackify.com)
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Prefix: A lightweight ASP.NET profiler helping you write better software(stackify.com)
1 points by spo81rty 10y ago|0 comments
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by spo81rty 10y ago
One of the top NEW tools should definitely be Prefix. It was released early in 2016 and is now used by over 10,000 .NET and java developers. It is a lightweight profiler that tells you everything your code is doing. http://stacki
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by spo81rty 10y ago
Any ideas what they needed $132 million in funding for? Seems like a ton of money for what they do.
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by spo81rty 10y ago
Check out the Asus Zenbook Pro. We have a few in the office. Great value for the price. I use a Dell XPS 15 and it has been great.
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New Relic vs. Stackify Retrace(stackify.com)
1 points by spo81rty 10y ago|0 comments
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by spo81rty 10y ago
Some have mentioned is this full APM and does this compete with New Relic, Dynatrace, Stackify, Appdynamics, App Insights, etc. Those products are primarily based on code profiling. For example, at Stackify we automatically profile key meth
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by spo81rty 10y ago
Not everyone uses the short cut keys. I never use them but I know they exist.
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by spo81rty 10y ago
I have seen that on Windows when dragging between monitors, but only if they are different resolutions. At work I use 3 monitors all 4k and they work flawlessly. But yes some windows apps still leave a lot desired on 4k if they haven't
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by spo81rty 10y ago
Why would most macOS users care about the Windows registry, Microsoft APIs, OS level PDF, or POSIX? Perhaps a programmer, but not an end user? Seems like I would take a super powerful Windows or linux server any day over a lower powered Mac
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by spo81rty 10y ago
My complaints about the NFL is really the ridiculous length of the games and slow pace. The games are just boring. I've turned to be more of a soccer fan. In regards to sports revenues, I thinkit makes more sense for us as consumers to

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