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What To Do When Ol' Man Winter Freezes Fiber Transmission(polywater.com)
4 points by usea 13y ago|1 comments
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by usea 13y ago
Hi, I'm a C# developer who has done some Java and C++ in the past. You may consider me in the box of people who thinks the constructor creates the object, and the object not existing until the constructor finishes. The allocation of me
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by usea 13y ago
How sure are you that university is out of the picture? I failed most of high school and then dropped out. Eventually I decided to go to university, where I got a CS degree. I had to take a remedial Math course my first semester that didn&#
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by usea 13y ago
Here's a link to a video [0](2009) where Joe Duffy talks about some features he's exploring adding to C#. Mostly, he describes a method of organizing code into distinct object graphs to make concurrency easier to reason about. [0]
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by usea 13y ago
You can also do: DateTime.Now - TimeSpan.FromDays(2)
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by usea 13y ago
Hi. I'm sorry to be pedantic, but the confusion here stems from your use of "equivalent" in responding to a quote that used "impossible." You never said "often," but you did imply you were describing an al
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by usea 13y ago
This won't work in everything, will it? What about if your cursor is at the beginning of a word? Not to mention that different editors stop in different places with ctrl+arrows. Many editors have a key combo for select word already. In
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by usea 13y ago
It can be both crazy and human nature. I think it's our duty to intercept and correct our harmful natures. The tendency to group and label people -- based on surface-level stuff like where they live or what color is their skin -- quali
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How Developers Stop Learning: Rise of the Expert Beginner(daedtech.com)
5 points by usea 13y ago|0 comments
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by usea 13y ago
Actually you didn't have to log out or switch accounts. If a user blocked me, I could simply navigate to their page manually and view their tweets. It only prevented me from following them.
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This Week in Rust(cmr.github.io)
1 points by usea 13y ago|0 comments
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How Node.js is Going to Replace JavaScript(medium.com)
14 points by usea 13y ago|8 comments
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by usea 13y ago
They will be exposed to higher-order functions very early on, as LINQ is one of the most popular features. You get early exposure to lambdas, functions as parameters, generators, and probably closures. These are valuable concepts to be expo
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How My Music Was Plagiarized for Profit and How I Fought Back(jeremylimmusic.com)
57 points by usea 13y ago|10 comments
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LinqOptimizer - automatic query optimizer for LINQ(palladin.github.io)
1 points by usea 13y ago|0 comments
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Securing Peer to Peer Fog of War against Map Hacks(twistedoakstudios.com)
2 points by usea 13y ago|0 comments
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by usea 13y ago
This post illustrates the folly of valuing form over function. Certainly we should strive to write code that is readable and robust. However, it's important to remember that before all else the code should actually work. The example us
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Proposal to support single inheritance in Rust(smallcultfollowing.com)
1 points by usea 13y ago|0 comments
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by usea 13y ago
You're conflating the ideas of right and wrong, of law, and of company policy. If something is against policy, that doesn't make it illegal. If something is illegal, that doesn't make it wrong.
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by usea 13y ago
> One should be able to say "Compatible with USB2", in the similar way 3rd party companies made cartridges for the Nintendo. The most prolific of those 3rd party companies was sued by Nintendo and lost.[1][2] Although that ca
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by usea 13y ago
I did actually use LINQPad. My comment was in jest :P However, there's no Main in LINQPad which takes string[] args. Also File.WriteAllLines takes an array as its second parameter, while OrderBy returns an IEnumerable.
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by usea 13y ago
Requisite C# one-liner: Main(string[] args) { File.WriteAllLines(args[1], File.ReadAllLines(args[0]).OrderBy(x => x).ToArray()); } Excludes using statements, .net library references. project file, solution file, framework config f
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by usea 13y ago
Doesn't even have to be two people. A 15 year old taking nude self photos will be in possession of child pornography.[1] [1] http://www.denverpost.com/search/ci_12006602
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by usea 13y ago
> If you were in charge of Accenture hiring strategy, what would you change? Is my goal to improve the ability of the developers? What does that gain me? If the ability of my talent is only loosely coupled with landing contracts, then
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by usea 13y ago
I downvoted your post on accident. I'm sorry. This meager apology is my only recourse. I hope you are able to regain the karma I recklessly took from you.
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by usea 13y ago
http://i.imgur.com/BL3dog4.png Most web fonts exhibit this behavior on Windows. Chrome does a little better with the thickness, but the rendering problems are still there. Here's an article on the topic http:/&#x
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by usea 13y ago
On Windows most web fonts render poorly. For me (Windows, Opera), the text looks super thin and a little jagged. A lot of the color is red or blue etc instead of white because of cleartype. http://i.imgur.com/xRBUlab.png
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by usea 13y ago
I enjoy inventing things and completing challenges. I think this trait is common among engineers. Unfortunately it doesn't make much practical sense in a lot of situations. I have entered Ludum Dare multiple times and each time I faile
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by usea 13y ago
I've also read Game Engine Architecture, and I've written a (much less sophisticated) engine on a small team in school. Unless your goal is to make a game engine rather than a game, it would be the height of foolishness to build a
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by usea 13y ago
I don't think C++11 is a comparable alternative to node, personally. Although I understand that's a subjective judgment on my part.

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