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by xanadohnt 12y ago
This has been asked about for nearly as long as Mono and WPF have been in coexistence. I would say there's very little chance this will happen. However, a recent update in the WPF world is MS has actually been ramping their WPF team ba
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by xanadohnt 12y ago
Additionally, full-blown Visual Studio is totally free now. Win10 is practically free or totally free (if upgrading from a valid Win8).
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by xanadohnt 12y ago
To build it? Yes. To run it? No. Go apps don't require a runtime. The only thing necessary is distributing the platform-specific binary.
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by xanadohnt 12y ago
"But blood tests showed that the baby had an active HIV infection. The virus had emerged from some mysterious hiding place in her body." Could the child not have just simply been re-infected? The mother has a demonstrated history
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by xanadohnt 12y ago
Having a stranger's arm on top of mine is worse than next to mine. Furthermore, elbonics ( http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Elbonics ) usually results in a single person claiming the armrest. That will no
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
DotGnu has been dead for nearly half a decade.
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
They had the implementation, yes. But the idea predates Mono's implementation. I can't find any references offhand but I do believe Roslyn inspired the Mono team. Roslyn has been in development for a very long time.
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
Thalidomide, though didn't necessarily kill people, did destroy many lives. Baby formula, fire retardants, and many other products brought to market by lobbying industries have harmed consumers by varying degrees and all backed by the
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
There are also Red and Yellow flavors of Soylent, from the movie. Green is the "new and improved" flavor. And though I haven't been able to source a direct reference, I think the connotation is only the new, Green flavor has
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
Suggested not to view on a mobile device - works just fine on an iPhone 5, actually.
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
I've done a lot with both ESRI and the open source alternatives. I created zigGIS. With that said, the side you dont read about is that Mr. Dangermond - outside the ESRI compound - is generally considered a very cutthroat personality.
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
A highly engineered network of lights, signs, warnings, and all other sorts of traffic guidance actually makes pedestrian and vehicle travel less safe. It's a psychological phenomenon - discussed here: http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/1
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
One big difference is caffeine is a drug and having a chemical dependence is different than impulse. I have nothing to back this up, but I wouldn't be surprised if there's a cognitive dissonance between reasoning about a coffee purchase an
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
It's called Query by Example and there are quite a few DB management GUIs that have it. I found it pretty intuitive for setting up joins by right-clicking join lines and setting the particular properties of that join. Of course now that I
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
You made my point much more succinctly than I. Mainly, this type of candidate testing tells you very little (positively or negatively) whether they're strong developers. Consider an OS developer - the person may have never EVER been expos
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
If the position you're filling is directly dependent on more-than-average SQL experience - creating a DB driver, an ORM, for ex. - then SQL-specific questions are applicable. But, by and large, this type of specific-knowledge testing is no
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
You're killing free advertising, Nintendo. Good move.
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
This is not a comment from a hiker. You do need to pressurize sleeping pads. If you're older than 25, you do, trust me.
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
From Damn Interesting - http://www.damninteresting.com/the-baader-meinhof-phenomenon... Although, in my circle, it will forever be known as the Pizza Stone Phenomenon.
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
I did it. It totally kicked my ass. It was great!
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
Excellent. Thanks for the link!
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
This is really great! I was telling my fiancé about this workout just today. I read the NYT article but it was very sparse on details. Where can I find more info? About the research, more details about the workout itself (for example, d
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
This probably breaks TOS somehow. There once was another very similar service that swapped followers between two Twitter users. That was taken down as breaking Twitter's TOS.
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
In the grand scheme of things, this isn't a very big deal? Actual "space" flight requires many multiples of this speed. And isn't the main goal of Virgin Galactic to ferry tourists into space?
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
Wow!
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
I'm far from a diehard patriot but one thing I truly love about 'this american life' is the café sitting culture. On the daily I downright camp out at the many and diverse local cafés in Richmond, VA. As far as I can tell from my travel exp
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
Illy is my favorite bean. It's just so damn expensive in the US ($15 - $20 for a standard size bag). Ironically, in Italy, it's considered the cheap, everyman's coffee.
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
Well they have some method to facilitate the "marketplace" usecase - payouts to members of a defined group. So if it's not ACH, it's something very similar.
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by xanadohnt 13y ago
Where did you see that CC fees are included? I really cannot see how they'd be viable if so. But if, man, that's a deal.
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by xanadohnt 14y ago
3-2-1 Disney take down notice.

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