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by tucaz 13y ago
My thoughts exactly. Why not both?
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by tucaz 14y ago
So if you had to double your servers (say to 140) would you be at loss? I hope that this is just the initial phase of the company (although not too initial since you need 70 instances) and that you will get to a better margin along the way.
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by tucaz 14y ago
And will only become a problem when you reach a huge scale. If by that time it is still a problem then maybe your problem is not having a good enough business model.
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by tucaz 14y ago
Everytime I see someone talking about "unlimited" something my spider sense ticks off. Except for Google, Amazon and some other big guys, most of companies will worry about lots of things before what you mentioned become a problem. Also, AW
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by tucaz 14y ago
If I had to, I would bet with no fear that web development today can be made with any tech stack (.net, ruby, python, etc) without signficant differences in schedule or effort put on it. Choosing stacks todays is pretty much a matter of tas
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by tucaz 14y ago
Why not write server code for Windows? I fail to see a major reason that would stop one from doing that. Actually, its a pretty good, well supported and documented and stable platform.
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Monads explained by Eric Lippert(ericlippert.com)
82 points by tucaz 14y ago|55 comments
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by tucaz 14y ago
With ASP.NET if you are in a 32 bit machine (who still is?) you have edit and continue so you can do the same as in Play. AFAIK they are working to bring that to 64 bit machines too. Don't understand me wrong. I see a lot of value in Play.
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by tucaz 14y ago
Im talking about both. They should put it as a nice tech or whatever but not as something never done before. "One of the favorite features in Play" is being able to show errors in the browser and not in a log? What year is this? 1995?
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by tucaz 14y ago
Reading people's comments here make me laugh a little bit. ASP.NET MVC been around a few years now and does that and a lot more in a very easy way and in a great platform. I find it really funny how people get commodity software and dress u
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by tucaz 14y ago
Their first game, NS1 a mod for half life, took away some years of my life! They are indeed very good and I'm very happy that NS2 went out as a success after so long. It's even cooler seeing that they can now give something else back to the
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Lua IDE "Decoda" open sourced(unknownworlds.com)
81 points by tucaz 14y ago|11 comments
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by tucaz 14y ago
Unless u have a very good reason to deploy and distribute 80 different DLLs it should feel wrong. Many people think that In order to have a well layered and decoupled application you need to breakup every single piece in a separate project
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by tucaz 14y ago
I know nothing about nothing, but having that many projects under the same solution its the biggest clue that you are doing something very wrong. Even if you have a reason to have 40 projects in what should looks like one solution you can s
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by tucaz 14y ago
OT but since they have these locations on the site here it goes. I always wanted to go to Cook Island or even Bora Bora so since I'm geting married at the end of the year I thought "why not" and went looking exaclty where they are and how t
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by tucaz 14y ago
I just signed for it, so I guess that asking how you can improve it actually improves it (in a user growth way).
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by tucaz 14y ago
Never thought that Cameroon were that bad before. I mean, you know it's a country in Africa and that's not the best place to be, but you never hear anything about it. It's not like they are mentioned together with the other countries where
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by tucaz 14y ago
This is a little bit OT, but how was your math before you started the exercises? How long did you tske to complete them? And finally how is it now? Thanks
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by tucaz 14y ago
My case is not exactly as yours, but no one's really is so... I made a project for an eCommerce company a few years ago and then left but always kept in touch with people there. I changed jobs and took a remote position working for a US bas
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by tucaz 14y ago
It's funny how different countries and cultures have different views over the same thing. I'm not sure about Canada, but in the US taxes are added on top of each purchase so you advertise a price of 14USD and end up charging X% on top of th
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by tucaz 14y ago
There is also a nice series of video with exercises about Rx in Channel 9 -> http://channel9.msdn.com/Series/Rx-Workshop
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by tucaz 14y ago
I find it amusing that the title claims that the cost is 20% on every step but the article itself says that the value varies and is not unique for every business. What's the point of choosing 20% in an arbitrary way like this? Following thi
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by tucaz 14y ago
I'm pretty sure a cookie wouldn't be the safest idea in the world to hold these kind of information
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SQL Server NOLOCK Hint & other poor ideas(blogs.msdn.com)
1 points by tucaz 14y ago|0 comments
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by tucaz 14y ago
I'm not entirely sure as why, but as I read the article, specially the guy smashing his toe to increase the blood pressure I felt really bad. They are in a really bad shape, but still will do things like that to win. Not sure what to think
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Never thought I would find a cookie policy in a site like this(josephjoseph.com)
1 points by tucaz 14y ago|0 comments
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Widbook - First social network of authors and books just launched(widbook.com)
1 points by tucaz 14y ago|0 comments
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by tucaz 15y ago
I'm surprised that no one yet said anything about the 18M being a fake number. These guys do this all the time. They spend 10M and release to the press that it was 20M. I work(ed) for more than one company that uses this strategy. The whole
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10 reasons to avoid test driven development(assafstone.blogspot.com)
3 points by tucaz 15y ago|0 comments
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by tucaz 15y ago
Looks like I was able to do it. I'm not sure if they will be happy to get a result in C#, though. Also, not as easy as I thought it would be. A friend had to give me some help with the math to match the stripes. Edit: How long did you guys

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