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by wolfspider 7y ago
Funny you should say that because it was Sun Microsystems itself which caused me to switch to C#. Starting out in my career I worked for serial entrepreneurs exclusively to learn from them and one such company used Sun Java for their main p
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by wolfspider 7y ago
I would imagine it is getting worse because very recently a lot of US local news and sites are blocking so many external countries its hard to tell what is really happening inside the USA if not a large city or popular topic. Ironically,
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by wolfspider 7y ago
Actually, this one isn't all that hard to figure out. Probably wondering "why" this is the assumption the senior dev is having. The senior dev obviously believes you have been hired to help offload or relieve some of the work
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by wolfspider 7y ago
That’s a really good point also where water and irrigation is concerned hopefully that would be done in the most sustainable way possible.
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by wolfspider 7y ago
That’s a really good point also where water and irrigation is concerned hopefully that would be done in the most sustainable way possible. The idea of “offsets” unfortunately has been given a bad name politically due to unscrupulous actors.
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by wolfspider 7y ago
May be the only one that thinks this but changing up the keyboard so much on all devices has ruined me on all of them. The old MBP feels weird now I’m used to the new one and old PC keyboards feel weird too, the ChromeBook keyboard feels we
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by wolfspider 8y ago
If there are any WIP implementations utilizing CloudABI and Capsicum they would be interesting to look at.
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by wolfspider 8y ago
This is a really good reason why college should be free and more accessible. Take away the opportunity for money to play a part in the exclusivity or stature of admission. If the studies themselves were valued more than the names of the sch
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by wolfspider 8y ago
This is essentially what I have been doing the past few years among other tasks. The difference is we do a lot of things in-house and even receive security audits from companies like IBM and insurance-based development process audits as wel
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by wolfspider 8y ago
Very cool blast from the past! I remember stealth_c as being extremely aggravating. It would infect the MBR and spread to all disks and pretty much grenade your PC.
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by wolfspider 8y ago
I've been using this setup for years and glad to see some info here on HN about it. It's very fast but more importantly for development it really does a great job for porting to the real thing. I've never built anything in Xh
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by wolfspider 8y ago
This article does appear to conclude many points on the premise of nationalism and it’s varied outcomes. Nationalism has only existed for not much more than 200 years which is not very long at all compared to all of human history. In the US
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by wolfspider 8y ago
Yes, totally agree- I worked on a project that wasn't Core but regular MVC + EF and Dapper which surprisingly worked out well. Actually so well I started mentioning it as a feature but really was just too lazy to redo all the dapper st
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by wolfspider 8y ago
I'm very interested in developer requests regarding what possible XServe-like hardware could do if it existed. Is it the UX or feature set or dev tools that would be desired? Is it mainly to have something more compatible with their de
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by wolfspider 8y ago
This is a pretty good discussion and I’m surprised that while discussing OOP not much was brought up in the way of managing private versus shared memory which I think depending on the platform is not as universal as we all hoped it would be
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by wolfspider 8y ago
I've always been interested in the 128-bit Naomi hardware which Sega used around the time of the DreamCast. Cabinets were hooked together via fiber supposedly- this is how at Disney all the Daytona USA machines were connected together.
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by wolfspider 8y ago
I'm glad there are articles like this and people out there trying to figure out what it really takes to build a great dev team. Still, after all this time trying to find the equation for getting into that magical state I call "the
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by wolfspider 8y ago
I use it for auto-deployment using Team Services into IIS. There is a plug-in for powershell remoting which works great for this and the client can be installed on a local vm or computer. You can of course start any other workflows from the
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by wolfspider 8y ago
Yes, the multithreading on the GPU picks up good performance in OpenGL and the extensions for compositing make a huge difference due to drawing all the vectors on the screen quickly. NanoVG uses a single header file for a lot of operations
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by wolfspider 8y ago
I still fondly remember lynx it was like the vi version of the web browser. There is an O’Reilly book called “spidering hacks” which goes into some of the advanced stuff. Lynx was the Swiss Army knife which could host, execute, parse, and s
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by wolfspider 8y ago
Yes, but I never implied a year by year analysis either: https://www.forbes.com/sites/trucksdotcom/2016/05/23/a-glanc... I never implied that these were hard facts they were my opinion. What is your
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by wolfspider 8y ago
This venture kind of scared me to be honest. Having known a few truck drivers and having a good friend who was permanently disabled by a tractor trailer I know this industry needs to be made safer. I'm not convinced total automation is
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by wolfspider 8y ago
Yes, thank you I love getting to the bottom of things. I tried disabling mine though and it still works. I think that's it for me though right now- could be a number of different things but I'm working on something else at the mom
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by wolfspider 8y ago
Works in my Safari desktop and iOS. Maybe it's because Microsoft fixed it in ~14 minutes or it's because I have a traditional art degree and my Safari just loads things differently ;)
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by wolfspider 8y ago
As did I to the point of reading Stephen Hayes books on the subject, the history of Hattori Hanzo, and learning the martial arts techniques. I was a horrible child in retrospect I could take a long rope tied to a weight and use it to climb
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by wolfspider 8y ago
As a child of the 80's I just have to say- American Ninja 4: The Annhiliation is positively the worst one. But the first American Ninja is a classic as far as Ninja movies go. It's no Pray For Death that's for sure but it&#x2
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by wolfspider 8y ago
I like it! As someone who uses XHyve and FreeBSD on MacOS have you considered doing any of these ZFS ops against a VM? I also use NFS with my VM and it’s extremely fast and reliable. This could work well moving things from the VM into a ful
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by wolfspider 8y ago
Well I guess this fits under the same category...I’m currently rebooting my family’s business. My father retired but has been minimally keeping alive the LLC he founded when he lost his job. As a family we all sat down at a table, argued a
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by wolfspider 8y ago
These were labor and manufacturing jobs that were created and actually the retail jobs took a hit according to this: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/half-of-new-jobs-were-crea... If I read that article in combination
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by wolfspider 8y ago
Alright, so here is the big question since ILASM is so powerful really and .NET Native can potentially reduce the footprint here...What would be the strategy for a bespoke native CoreFX? The mscorlib/System.Private.CoreLib issue is tha

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