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by __float 10y ago
Is it fair to dismiss them for something that old? This is a thread about C++17, and Microsoft has shown themselves to be a great participant in pushing modern C++ forward and encouraging adoption; see: GoingNative, cppcon.
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by __float 10y ago
Have you given F# a try? :)
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I Did an Internship with ScaleFT(scaleft.com)
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by __float 10y ago
Jane Street's Core is probably what you're looking for.
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by __float 10y ago
What do you mean by MySQL avoiding an additional database dependency?
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by __float 10y ago
https://www.fbf8.com/schedule/session/introducing-bots-on-me... They covered this today at F8, but there doesn't seem to be any text or archived video version just yet.
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by __float 10y ago
Updating regedit probably moved just a tiny bit higher on some engineer's priority list :)
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by __float 11y ago
Just a note--this is a requirement for Meaningful Use stage 2, which means it's pretty much the case everywhere these days. (And it's Epic, not EPIC.)
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by __float 11y ago
I'm curious if you'd mind giving a list of those universities, too :P Particularly that last one piqued my interest!
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by __float 11y ago
I think you've replied in the wrong tab.
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by __float 11y ago
Was the video working when you posted this? I just see "This video is unavailable." (in the US though--but it doesn't say it's blocked in my country?)
402.
by __float 11y ago
It sounds like common anorexia rhetoric. Maybe let's not go down that path.
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by __float 11y ago
Since when is Samsung not an HDD company?
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by __float 11y ago
This is a rather minor nitpick, but I think the documentation and TauCharts website as a whole could use some editing by a native English speaker. That said, the content and goals for the project really are quite cool! I'm looking forw
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by __float 11y ago
This actually is the power of the algorithm behind webcola, not totally anything greuler does. Still cool though :)
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by __float 11y ago
This is simply a fundamental difference between OS X and Windows. Typically in OS X an application remains open after closing its last window, whereas in Windows this is typically the signal to quit the application entirely. Try minimizing
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by __float 11y ago
A very (very) quick look gives an obvious answer of return type deduction and auto in lambda parameters (so, generic lambdas). It's definitely possible (même likely?) there are other more subtle things in use too.
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by __float 12y ago
Presumably the fact that you're tied into using Apple's window manager. But that's really loose and I don't totally understand why it merited being mentioned either, haha.
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by __float 12y ago
This could be a reasonable comparison had you not chosen one of the irregular adjectives that places itself before the noun. The large majority of adjectives in French come after. (Though some can come in both positions, differing in meanin
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by __float 12y ago
This would make sense for a website that actually has content people want. Traffic to example.com surely wouldn't be intentional or repeated, and certainly not the result of an end user typing "example.com" into the address b
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by __float 12y ago
Just so you know, you have a name conflict with another open source project of an entirely different domain[1]. This may or may not matter to you. [1] http://www.irc-wiki.org/Janus
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by __float 13y ago
This reminds me of http://4clojure.com with a simpler [nicer?] (but less featureful) UI. I want to add a slightly off-topic remark, but 4clojure actually runs the tests in a sandbox on the server. This is compiling to ClojureScr
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by __float 13y ago
What do you think of the "modern" Windows API?
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by __float 13y ago
NeXTSTEP was way ahead of its time too.
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by __float 13y ago
The problem is that psychiatrists aren't really interested in much other than prescribing medications. Therapy is left to those with degrees in clinical psychology or social work. And from what I have experience with--the eating disord
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by __float 13y ago
If anyone wants to Google more about the book, it might help to know the actual book is the "DSM-5". They have discontinued the Roman numeral scheme in the latest edition (released this year), but some still use the old way.
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by __float 13y ago
I'm really looking forward to tagging files in Finder. An integrated solution, unlike OpenMeta.
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by __float 13y ago
Are they already rich? It's rather difficult to get a visa and a long term residency permit in France as an American if you're not already an EU citizen or have sufficient finances that you don't need to work. I, unfortunatel
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by __float 13y ago
This is all explained in the first part he so kindly links to in the third word ;) http://roscidus.com/blog/blog/2013/06/09/choosing-a-python-r...
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by __float 13y ago
As a member of various communities dedicated to language learning, spaced repetition software is very widespread. Languages require memorization, you simply need to remember the words so they eventually become second nature. Sometimes in li

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