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by trezor 17y ago
If I'm reading this correctly this only applies to the .NET 4 runtime and not the old .NET 2.0 runtime (also powering .NET 3.0 and 3.5 solutions). In that case I guess if you are running tail-recursion heavy algorithms on x64, just recompil
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by trezor 17y ago
While I do agree that Memory usage should be kept somewhat in check within reasonable boundaries, what on earth is the problem with a browser using available memory to accomplish speed and good response time? I use Firefox myself and not Op
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by trezor 17y ago
I'm pretty sure if someone would try to explain Monads without actually using Haskell syntax it might actually be possible to understand. This explained nothing. Haskell advocates mention pure code and monads as pros of Haskell and typical
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by trezor 17y ago
I see other people here have raised the issue of what source this is coming from. Let me raise another one. Ultimately though, what matters the most to me is control. I have a simple rule of thumb, which is that I don’t put data somewhere
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by trezor 17y ago
I tested this in FF 3.6 and MSIE 8 and while it kinda "works" in MSIE 8, it does not work as in Firefox. The picture continues to scale up beyond 100% and doesn't stop there, which I thought was kind of the point behind all this.
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by trezor 17y ago
I'm on a Windows 7 laptop with 4GBs of RAM, but due to chipset limitations in the laptop itself I am unable to use more than 3.3GBs despite running 64-bit Windows. Pretty annoying, but not unbearable. I'm guessing it is a decent mixture of
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by trezor 17y ago
Why is this a bad thing? Look at the following screengrab: http://invalid.ed.ntnu.no/~jostein/qupload/files/taskman.png My laptop is running Firefox, PuTTY, Visual Studio, parts of the Office 2010 beta and I still haven't maxed out, but I
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by trezor 17y ago
I've been waiting for these, but I was utterly disappointed that the only provider right now is LinkedIn (apart from Sharepoint, shipped with Office 2010) only supports 32-bit Office installations. If they want this to fly, they need to get
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by trezor 17y ago
I've never heard about it before now, and it's already out of the AppStore. Now I'm very much interested, but can't check it out at all. As much as I like my iPhone it sucks that you can't install random applications from any website like y
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Introduction to the Reactive Extensions to JavaScript (weblogs.asp.net)
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by trezor 17y ago
People switch phones much more often though, maybe even once a year. Consoles is something you buy for a five year period of time.
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by trezor 17y ago
Maybe developers aren't just obsessed with the iPhone: maybe they just don't want to develop for something that makes thier work look like shit. Oh you mean how people decided to develop for MSIE6 only because Netscape was kinda weak in c
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by trezor 17y ago
But the comment on a status sticks to the status, not as a random flat message somewhere in a twitter-stream. So as opposed to on twitter you do get some context and you know what they replied to. I say that is "threaded" enough to make i
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by trezor 17y ago
They even have an iPhone app.
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by trezor 17y ago
In most browsers you wouldn't know if it was Flash that crashed or the browser itself. In Chrome it is more explicit. I've never had my browser crash on me either. Firefox-user on Windows here. To me Chrome seems to "fix" a problem I've n
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by trezor 17y ago
I have to disagree on this one. Everyone I know with a Xbox 360 has them in their livingroom, hooked up to a big-ass HDTV. Ofcourse you can attribute that to my age, and the fact that I don't know too many teenagers, but for the teens in my
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by trezor 17y ago
According to the comments it seems it is slower, buggier and in some case broken for some users. Guess I see no reason to switch from FF 3.6 right now.
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by trezor 17y ago
In a phone conversation you are having an actual conversation. You can hear a human, the tone of the voice, hear if the other person responds immideately or hesitates. You get lots of contextual information you can't get from text alone. An
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by trezor 17y ago
Make applications on your machine comply to whatever network policy you have? I honestly don't want to have to whitelist every single one program I run to be able to do access the network. Do you? I'm also pretty sure changing firewall-rule
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by trezor 17y ago
In terms of the actual article, while black holes might account for most of the bits of information in the universe (I don't really understand the logic behind this) If the universe were a computer simulation, every single atom (or higher
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by trezor 17y ago
Besides push being neat, I especially like the ability to synchronize the pictures of your contacts. I honestly never bother to get a good picture and add it manually :)
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by trezor 17y ago
I've never had problems with Intel (and I have with AMD) so I am almost certainly biased. That said, if [1] the best AMD can do in a performance test is half of Intel (at any price), I would say AMD has a big problem and needs to improv
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by trezor 17y ago
Export-Csv will know that you want to export all publicly available properties (ie visible aspects) of the objects it is being fed. If you want to restrict it, you only need to use the select command to filter it down, ie generate new objec
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by trezor 17y ago
What differentiates Powershell from general scripting languages is that it is intended as a shell and hence works somewhat close to the OS, the filesystem, or whatever you are doing just now. I can't speak for the author of Pash, but for
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by trezor 17y ago
It also seems that the US's share of top companies is in decline with non-US countries' shares nearly doubling in that timeframe. I find it interesting to note how petroleum and financial companies now seems to be increasingly dominant. You
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by trezor 17y ago
Windows 7 user here. It's been a long time since I tried out Opera properly last time, but I have to say this new release is snappy, smooth and very, very clean. And unlike Chrome it actually tries to mimick the native UI conventions withou
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by trezor 17y ago
So basically this doesn't meet the challenge requirements, the code looks ugly, and yet this is one of the most upvoted stories on HN today? Would anyone have cared if this was done in VB? I realize Google has done lots of cool and impressi
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by trezor 17y ago
Does anyone outside the US and China really care about non-ISP DNS servers? I'm honestly not trolling. This is a legitimate question.
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by trezor 17y ago
For me it's the exact opposite. If I use twitter I can assume by default it will be checked less frequently than email, so this would be the slowest way to get my message across, if gets across at all.
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by trezor 17y ago
I'm over 30 and I have never owned a checkbook. Checks are backwards, insecure and prone to abuse with no real guarantee for whoever gets one that he will actually get money, which makes them even more worthless. If I were a bank I would do

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