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thestamp
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Platform and Tools Overview: http://i.imgur.com/MeVdC.jpg
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mnsc
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Printed this at work today. http://imgur.com/oW9uy No further festivities ensued.
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QuestionMarker
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Depends how much Clojure you've been reading.
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freeflowcauvery
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class ProgrammersDay(object): def celebrate(self): print "Get drunk mofos" ProgrammersDay.celebrate()
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I've made block level errors copying and pasting my own code before now. It can be messy to sort out.
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xampl9
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The checkin-to-workitem association is automatic. For releases, we create a branch that gives us a week of concurrent dev work (i.e. last-minute bug fixes) while other folks are able to continue work -- adding features, etc. to the mainline. After release night, we'll merge that branch back into the mainline.
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I don't think that word means what you think it means :P
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mean7gene
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one little, two little..
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arthum
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I very much agree that the definitions for what is "free" and what is "open source" software are functionally the same, for most purposes. But since there *are* slight differences between the two, even if it is just semantics, I thought I'd offer up one of the best resources for understanding these (very minor) differences. And while they are pretty much the same concept, I wouldn't go as far as saying that, unequivocally, the two terms are interchangeable or that 'free' is another name for 'open source.' They are based on two different philosophies (despite OS 'forking' FSF, so they are basically the same, ideologically), so it's interesting to note the very minor differences between the two and what developers might be implying by using one term over the other.
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tita75
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Start Perl and smash on the keyboard? That's what I do.
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berlinbrown
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So, I guess we are left with C# (can't use it, too Microsoft centric)...and Java. These two have very complete architectures and the language(s) are decent. I guess we have to wait a couple of years before Google creates some server-side language.
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merlinm
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I did not (it's not a great fit for my point, but the concepts are there).. > Chances are that a standard desktop workload in a TRIM-free OS would be fine over the long run. The major point (only alluded to in the article) is that as long as there is some unallocated space on the drive TRIM doesn't play as important a role. It still helps, but it's not that terrible if you don't have it. There are few raid tests for SSDs out there...[here is one](http://www.legitreviews.com/article/1563/4/)... raid 0 without TRIM was always able to beat a single drive with TRIM -- handily in some cases. also, TRIM more matters on write heavy applications -- your case is mostly read
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If it terminates at all!
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AlyoshaV
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SQLite doesn't have nearly enough unit tests for me to be comfortable with it.
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shevegen
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I don't. I feel it is unnecessary. For a general purpose programming language, that aims to be lightweight, the focus should be on making the syntax lightweight as well. Scala is way too close to Java. Sure, Java programmers may probably find Scala nice, but anyone who spent time in Ruby or Python won't think in that same way. In other words, while Java programmers may like Scala, I doubt you will find any Rubyista or Pythonista who will - because their respective language already fills that niche.
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ordinary_van
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> [0] Become a programmer. > [1] Have family describe your job to their friends as "works with computers". > [2] ???? > [3] Profit! FTFY
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a_redditor
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Please try to avoid using url shorteners on reddit. It makes you look like a spammer to the spam filter.
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grauenwolf
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In what way is it a mistake? Do you actually like having == do reference comparisons some of the time and value comparisons at other times? Or is it that you like to create properties just to ensure event handlers are properly added and removed. Ooo, ooo, I know! It is because you enjoy writing "break;" at the end of every clause in a switch statement. VB.NET is full of legacy cruft, I won't deny that. But C# also has a lot of cruft leftover from its C heritage.
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niccolo_machiavelli
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No, it's like Andropov water in the ocean.
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emlgsh
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I learned everything I know from songs and API documentation.
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grauenwolf
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> You used to be able to, but with the latest update of TFS PowerTools, the Windows Explorer integration is quite badly broken, most notably they removed the Add New Folder and Add New Item Explorer menus. WTF? The TFS 2008 version did everything I wanted exactly in the fashion I expected. Why the hell are they breaking crap now?
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grauenwolf
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If you are using .NET I don't see you making a branch at any place lower than the solution level. It would just cause way too much pain.
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nog_lorp
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Today is the 256'th day, days being 1-indexed. Whether you think of it as an excuse or not, that just isn't how we roll.
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ieatsoicanp00p
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This page isn't that great to be honest, no offense. You should try using notepad++ or Dreamweaver or something that can make the site look and feel better.
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Two blind Debian developers offered [some insight into their computing lives](http://meetings-archive.debian.net/pub/debian-meetings/2009/debconf9/high/1014_Accessibility_and_Debian.ogv) ([low quality version](http://meetings-archive.debian.net/pub/debian-meetings/2009/debconf9/low/1014_Accessibility_and_Debian.ogv)) at DebConf9 two years ago.
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But if I have the choice between learning English and Chinese, I know which language will have me productive before I'm old and wrinkly.
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I thought colorForth was invented because Chuck Moore had trouble seeing regular Forth's punctuation, which makes that a pretty strange position for him to hold.
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GearheadBustello
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January 1 is day 0 and the first day of the calendar. September 13 is day 255--the 256th day counted. It's the highest you can go in 8-bit binary. why is this so confusing to people?
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NotCoffeeTable
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>I'm gonna make my own Programmer's Day, but with blackjack and hookers! Ah, forget the Programmers' Day! FTFY
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AlyoshaV
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the same way you shoot guns if you're blind: by doing it anyway
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bnr
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> technically correct. The best kind of correct. You got that from the Mitnick interview on /. yesterday, right?
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merlinm
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right -- I need to test this.
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spotter
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Hey, nice try, [only beat you to it by 3 hours](http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/ke58q/today_is_programmers_day/c2jkhux "sorry, but play again.").
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cybercobra
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Color vision is a less onerous requirement than 20/20 vision.
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SkaKri
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Hey, me too! :)
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henk53
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You're welcome ;)
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gmiller123456
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"When Trong (sp?) couldn't find a way to switch between the many computers in his office, he built his own solution..." I'm not really sure I want to use software written by someone who can't use a search engine.
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sltkr
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Then we agree; the differences are in the details. That's why I think that if someone, who has never even heard of free software, asks if it is the same as open-source software, then "yes" is a more accurate answer than "no", even if neither is precisely right. After all, the vast majority of software that is free software is also open-source software and vice versa. It takes quite a bit of effort to construct a development philosophy or a software license that is one but not the other.
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gsnedders
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Because the (already existing) bytecode is no more expressive than JS source code, so why bother supporting another input format? You gain very little, as you still have to validate the bytecode.
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CjKing2k
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What is the 65536th day of the year again?
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False
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cheatch
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that alien should be the programming logo
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False
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spiderworm
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Me three! Happy birthday to both you guys.
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cowardlydragon
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Sure, that's one way to put it. But the genuine kernel in Dash is probably true: The V8 authors, who are _very_ good, are running into fundamental barriers in amping up JS performance in a VM to Java bytecode levels.
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cowardlydragon
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"dotnet is truly platform-neutral" Sigh, okay, now I know why you are being auto-downloaded.
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NotCoffeeTable
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oh sorry, I didn't read your's.
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bobappleyard
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Few languages have attained prominence on technical merits alone.
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fubarfubarfubar
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I didn't actually mean typing speed at all, it was just an example. But as for debugging, I certainly don't need to use a debugger enough that I'd be worried about having to use a voice reader thing or braille output. And even if I used debugging a lot more often, what else would you need to be able to read other than variables' values and the current line?
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[deleted]
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That phrase has been around for a while.
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I use Lua
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catchingpavements
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Today is also Roald Dahl Day.
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xyroclast
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Can anyone who's played this verify if it's fun enough to be worth the effort?
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jkff
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I am not from the mongo community and in fact I mostly heard bad things about mongo :) I think people were downvoting you because the question seems meaningless, as it's not a relational database and jdbc and odbc are for those. Actually I thought you were trolling, for the same reason, and was going to downvote you too, but googled and, to my surprise, found that someone has stretched jdbc to connect to mongo...
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skwisgaar_explains
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Nots programmings.
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scragar
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Futurama, episode with all the bureaucrats.
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washort
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which two languages are you talking about?
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I thought it was awesome.
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flogic
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Because then it's useless. If you can't be certain that your code will work on everything but a tiny minority of browsers why would you bother writing it. There are virtually no changes Dart can introduce that would be worth the incompatibility hit. If you learn nothing else about predicting the tech wind blows, know that "incompatibility kills".
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jjray7
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Good point.
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opaco
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no problem until you have to design some GUI
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Abstrct
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I know you won't take my word for it as subby but if you can get past the learning curve it is actually pretty addictive. The real fun comes when you can start scripting the actions so the game plays for you. The game was brought to DEFCON 19 this year and, out of about 110 who signed up, 20 people played enough to run up over a million queries in a three day span.
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I once did a development contract at the JCPenny office building in Dallas. The Lead Developer there was completely blind. He had a braille strip attached to his keyboard. As he would scroll up and down the screen the braille strip would produce the text from that line of code. He had it down to an art. He could quickly scroll up and down while feeling the braille strip and understand the code. I was immensely impressed. The device looked something like this: http://www.freedomscientific.com/products/fs/focus-product-page.asp
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AlSweigart
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> 20-20 vision is required for fighter pilots. I have no qualms about requiring color vision for programmers. Everyone does not need to be a programmer. He would immediately change his opinion if he became color blind. Let's not pretend his stance is at all objective. The comparison of programming to piloting a fighter jet just shows how ridiculous of a stretch it is. Seriously, a software tool that can't be used by a colorblind programmer is an indicator of a shitty tool, not a shitty programmer.
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albertzeyer
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If you have any questions, just ask.
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galvatron
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Have you folks seen [the Workbench one](http://www.chiptune.com/)?
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sksmith66
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we aren't unwanted we just need to get out of the way so the sales and marketing guys can do all the real work. Now shut your mouth and get out of the way if sales guy joe doesn't close this deal with client X he'll never be able to buy his kid that hummer for his 16th birthday.
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Mr_P
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This looks a lot like [mysqlgame](http://mysqlgame.com/).
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Yup, that was my original inspiration. I liked the concept but I thought that it was BS it wasn't actually implemented in a database. You can connect to my game using ANYTHING that will talk to a PostgreSQL db including pgAdmin, Database.Net, Navicat, php, python, .net, etc etc.
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homergonerson
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>1. Become a programmer. >2. Have family describe your job to their friends as "works with computers". >3. ???? >4. Fix your friends shit for free! FTFY
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Trying it... confused. Is there a help I'm not seeing? edit: how to play... found it.
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scragar
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Any chance you could mirror the rtf versions of those for me? My phone won't let me download them because it says they aren't supported(my ebook reader has no problems with them).
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captainAwesomePants
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I think you'll find that *and* jokes, along with *or* jokes, *nor* jokes, *xor* jokes, and other sorts of binary operations, are absolutely programming-related.
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http://schemaverse.com/Abstrct-TheSchemaverseGuide.pdf this is the guide that was created for DEFCON. It is the most up to date help. The wiki has a lot of the same information though. If you login using the website, there are a bunch of starter queries along the side that should help out a bit too. Once you get to the more advanced areas of the game (fleet scripts) you may find this helpful: http://schemaverse.com/GettingStarted.sql Part of the fun is trying to figure out how to play but you can always contact me if you actually need help with something.
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brandf
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This looks pretty sweet. I'm looking forward to giving it a spin.
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I have to admit I chuckled. IT STILL ISN'T RIGHT
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legendaris
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First of all, I am pretty sure you lack the emotion of humor. Second of all, I do actually deal with 1s and 0s sometimes. Ever heard of [Flags] ?
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d4nm3d
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from what i've read, without a dev key this will be locked down. The key will allow the download of an update which will unlock the features.
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legendaris
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This is real. Microsoft Lietuva (Microsoft Lithuania) had a little meet-up where we've been watching the keynote live from Anaheim, California. They introduced a lot of new features, and I have to say, some of them look really really cool. I think you can watch the keynote recording at http://www.buildwindows.com/. The download is due to go live @ 3a.m. GMT
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PowderedToasty
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Maybe my humor emotion is broken because I thought the "I don't see any ones in 256" was a funnier joke than "you are not a programmer then"...
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I'm assuming someone with a questionable grasp on php/mysql can't do anything to break it? :)
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legendaris
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Well, tonight on the broadcast they said there's not going to be any activation. Also, they are going to launch constant updates to test their new update engine. The man said the next step is the beta, then rc, then rtm and finally GA, so they still have a long way to go, but I have to say the preview that they showed of visual studio 11 express & Blend5 was pretty amazing.
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Perl isn't comparable to normal languages. The fact that we're using, 20 years later, what is essentially the same exact language as it was back then, demonstrates this. New features are just written as CPAN modules, and at worst they add syntactical sugar to wrap around existing perl code. This seems illogical, but if you're a perl developer, particularly a perl 5 developer, you'll understand why this is needed. 20 years is a long time for a language.
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Sorry, your extreme lack of experience in programming anything whatsoever made me laugh.
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webauteur
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Nobody gave me any flowers.
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Abstrct
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I would argue it is normally those with the 'questionable' grasps that CAN break it :P If you know php/mysql then take a look at the game and try to figure out how it works (all the code is on github). You will potentially learn a boatload from it. Personally, I have certainly learned quite a bit through making it. Databases are pretty nifty if you give them some trust
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legendaris
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Also, if you have the chance be sure to watch the recording of the first keynote @ http://www.buildwindows.com (I'm not sure if it's there). I cannot connect to that website from my dorm room, because of proxy blocks. If you can definitely catch that video! To me personally, the most interesting part was where they presented all the new hardware devices and enhancements they came up with their partners such as nVidia, Intel and others. For example, laptops that are so thin, that they had to make the side of a laptop bigger just so ethernet socket could fit there. Also, just to clear things up - they said, no activation whatsoever is going to be required for this version. (Also, we don't get any support, lol) But constant updates were promised. So that's that, and again, try to find the video of the first keynote online, it's definitely worth it!
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d4nm3d
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pretty sure i read it on the blog but going back it seems someone had ripped the text and added their own rubbish in.. this is the source i had : http://blogs.msdn.com/b/b8/archive/2011/09/13/welcome-to-windows-8-the-developer-preview.aspx
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CBC is a public radio station and I understand their objection to you commercializing something that only exists to rebroadcast something they already provide for free. I can see how, on principle, they might object to this commercialization of their service. You will argue here that iTunes is a commercial product, but I'll point out that iTunes is not marketed only as a CBC player. Your radio receiver analogy has some problems with it since your application exists only to capture streams from CBC and nothing else. It is not generic, it is a CBC specific project. Give it out for free and you'll probably see their tone change, or change it so that it is a generic stream player.
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I have trust in the databases, I don't have trust that I won't do something stupid to break the database. :)
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kaabii
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Let me rephrase that: This subreddit is for news and discussion of *programming*, not programmers. An example: let's say /r/gaming had a similar set of rules to /r/programming. This would mean that only gaming would be wanted. Not the people who make games, not the people who play them, *just* games. I would enjoy a /r/programmingcomics or something along that nature, but I come here to read about programming, not comics which are loosely related to programming, and don't even have any code in them.
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Now you guys are just Putin on airs.
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kaabii
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I'm not. I just took a look at /r/coding and it looks like /r/AskProgrammingAndMisc
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Abstrct
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Fair enough. Breaking this database is fair game, that is why there is a SQL Injection trophy.
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n1c0_ds
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Heh. I'm a web developer and went to work on-site for the first time with a new client. He referred to me as the computer technician 3 times in 4 hours.
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MarshallBanana
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Javascript, and Dart.
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