stirno

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by stirno 9y ago
Thats a very good insight that didn't occur to me right away actually.. Android dev has lots of opportunities in general.
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by stirno 9y ago
Ya I understand that, if you can get in the door. Those same companies are also the ones I've found more likely to automate rejections of applicants who can't check the right boxes though, making it harder to get in without experi
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by stirno 9y ago
Nearly 20 years in now as a self-taught developer.. and I agree with most of what the post says. I would just add that a young person should continually keep trying to get a job, any job, building software. The process of applying for these
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by stirno 11y ago
There is a pretty important distinction here -- We have seen in the US consulting market (at large corporations) an influx of 90s style contractor arrangements for staff augmentation. This is basically the counter to failed outsourcing effo
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by stirno 11y ago
Using an admittedly expensive Asus RT-AC88U with my MBP connected over 5ghz, I can get ~900mbps on speedtest.net using my gigabit connection. Example test below [0], admittedly the downstream results aren't the best but I've got s
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by stirno 11y ago
When teams have problems with remote v local employees, I've found this to be because they actively treat them differently, sometimes without realizing it. It takes work to establish your culture to work remotely well -- if you just hi
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by stirno 11y ago
I think your last point about data retention is really the big question. Given the ever-growing use of Parallel Construction in making cases from illegally obtained data (or data authorized only for a different use), its not enough that all
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Researchers find “lost” memories(newsoffice.mit.edu)
4 points by stirno 11y ago|0 comments
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Silon – Adders and Logic Gates in Pure CSS(silon.slaks.net)
173 points by stirno 11y ago|39 comments
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by stirno 11y ago
Once we get our plugin repository ready to go, Scrawl [0] will have some support for Rust as well, thanks to some great community projects. Paul did a quick POC today [1] that added autocomplete, go to def and some basic code intel tooltips
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by stirno 12y ago
If things go as planned, this pricing will go away before the v1.0 release.
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by stirno 12y ago
Our prototype had functioning debugging with breakpoints/locals/etc. It will find its way into the main branch in the next few weeks. Screenshot of the prototype debugging a scriptcs .csx file: http://i.imgur.com/N
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by stirno 12y ago
When we hit v1.0 we'll have a trial download available.
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by stirno 12y ago
Thats pretty much the plan, we have some fun ideas here but I need to prove out the UX before I can share much more
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by stirno 12y ago
We're building on/and hoping to contribute to the community Code Fixes/Code Actions being built for Roslyn as far as refactoring goes in C#. We have some plans of providing a similar interface for other CodeEngines to impleme
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by stirno 12y ago
We've got more direct support for Angular, Knockout and React in the backlog but I don't want to lie to you and say its happening tomorrow. Soon though. Thanks for your feedback!
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by stirno 12y ago
Founder of fluentCODE here. Really happy to see this posted, we just pushed really hard last night to get the site up. Lots of good comments -- I'll just add that we will be a lot more than just a C#/VB/JS editor. We've
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by stirno 12y ago
Our backlog includes support for a PHPCodeEngine and framework support for Laravel and Symfony. Its not the first thing on our list but it will happen!
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by stirno 12y ago
We had package manager support in our prototype and will have it in the main branch again for the v1.0 release. First nuget, then npm and bower. There will also be extensibility points here to introduce new package managers easily.
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by stirno 12y ago
An F# CodeEngine is currently in the backlog for the v1.0 release. It'll be the kind of thing that evolves quickly I think. Thanks!
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by stirno 12y ago
Theres a good bit discussing the modular nature of how we're building Scrawl on the site but we will have a complete, very powerful plugin SDK.
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Nodejitsu joins GoDaddy(blog.nodejitsu.com)
13 points by stirno 12y ago|2 comments
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by stirno 12y ago
There are several groups working to fill the gap left by VS not running on non-windows platforms (including my own company). There will be options!
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A Letter to our consumers – The Next Chapter(aereo.com)
2 points by stirno 12y ago|0 comments
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by stirno 12y ago
Just as a comparison.. In my city outside the valley I'm confident that with at most a week, I could land a brand new gig that meets my previous rate requirements. And the same is true for virtually everyone here currently playing the
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by stirno 12y ago
I think you've tied your entire response to SQL Server rather than the .NET stack so I'll do the same from an ASP.NET aspect.. ASP.NET is moving at an incredible pace, the new vNext bits are planned to be officially cross-platform
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by stirno 12y ago
The current version is .NET only, but we're working on Mono support thanks to some work by the scriptcs team [1]. I'd expect a package in the next few weeks. [1] https://github.com/scriptcs/scriptcs/issue
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by stirno 12y ago
Just to start this discussion off, PVC is a new project that is a great opportunity for people to ease into writing OSS .NET code. I believe in the .NET OSS community. Its small but growing and we need to bring more people in. I believe in
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PVC + Watsi – Plugins for People(pvcbuild.com)
17 points by stirno 12y ago|4 comments
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by stirno 12y ago
For people interested in these things - another patient that I love reading about is Henry Molaison (HM). A coworker (a neuroscientist) told me a bit about the man and his condition, very interesting case.

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