vintagedave

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by vintagedave 10y ago
> You can see about section regarding team info. Am I looking at the right place? I see one member of the team, and email-verified. But no information about the experience ("we've brought n products to the market before" e
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by vintagedave 10y ago
I really like the idea. It has a very short timeframe, four months - is that doable? Not much information about the person or company behind it. $150 is a lot to give without knowing more about who's behind it. I'm tempted to fun
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by vintagedave 10y ago
Is this a good solution for syncing home profiles? I would like to have both a laptop for on the go work, and a home desktop Mac. Ideally, these would share the same profile, or at least documents, bookmarks, etc. Several VMs; this is trick
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by vintagedave 10y ago
Embarcadero has those tools now, and those tools are very alive and kicking. Have you looked at them recently? (Except JBuilder, the Java IDE. Did you use it back in the day? What did you think of it?)
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by vintagedave 10y ago
For me it was Delphi. This was in the nineties and it was a beautiful language paired with a UI editor in a time when that didn't exist (there was only VB (ugh) or MFC, if that really counts as a UI designer.) It had a huge influence o
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by vintagedave 10y ago
Why? You can have both fast compilers and safe languages. Take Delphi for example: statically typed, strong type correctness, you have to work to avoid type safety. Compiles a million lines of code in 4 seconds (including linking.) * htt
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Embarcadero releases a free version of their C++ compiler(community.embarcadero.com)
1 points by vintagedave 10y ago|0 comments