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Comment #49242512
You don't need a tool, you can just right-click and uninstall.
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Comment #49161208
this is how I did "AI coding" (for unfamiliar languages/frameworks/etc.) back in the GPT-3.5/4 days. Except I'd also test each line to verify it actually did what I thought it did.…
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Comment #49074013
MAI is supposed to have its own design language/brand identity that is unrelated to the overall Microsoft brand. It has its own fonts, logo, colors, etc. The weird thing is that co…
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Comment #33507523
Microsoft's head of marketing at the time posted about this on internal Yammer. He said there were two main reasons: first, "Windows 10" just did better in focus groups than Window…
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Comment #27271264
switching between a touchscreen and mouse is no more awkward than switching between a keyboard and mouse, imo
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Comment #27113628
I'm not sure there's any crisply definable bright line separating them. Generally embrace/extend strategies do involve trying to make extensions that some people will consider valu…
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Comment #10978363
WinRT doesn't depend on the CLR at all, it's just an updated COM-based model.
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Comment #10946211
Aren't your two paragraphs really two ways of saying the same thing?
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Comment #10384160
no, but they've introduced a bunch of versions of it under different names (WPF, Silverlight, Phone Silverlight, WinRT XAML, UWP), a few of which broke compatibility, so that's pro…
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Comment #10244954
voice is just an input method. a natural language interface can also support typing or other inputs.
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Comment #9963952
The meaningful difference is whether there are isolation and distribution/update mechanisms so that users can install and maintain apps with less risk and hassle. This doesn't have…
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Comment #9926895
These benchmark articles frustrate me because I rarely feel they tell me anything. What do the benchmarks actually measure? When one tested product benchmarks as better/worse than …
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Comment #9649630
Yes
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Comment #9517829
Correct.
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Comment #9222933
the answer from "silverstorm" is correct. To elaborate a bit, if you add a feature or API to the underlying OS, but there's no corresponding browser feature that makes use of it, t…
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Comment #9203862
even if you're "good at" hierarchical filesystems they have a few inherent problems: 1) there's overhead associated with coming up with a hierarchical file structure, keeping it up…
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Comment #9147861
There used to be a bus route that went from Seattle to Bellevue at 2:15 and 3:30 am, but it got shut down as part of recent budget cuts. :(
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Comment #9110706
what, are you saying Bozo the Clown wasn't a success? :)
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Comment #9088990
certain core systems components are often developed by small teams or individuals even within large organizations. the .net GC was written/maintained by 1 dev for a long time (Patr…
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Comment #9084536
the ambiguity is that it's presented as something the host does in this particular instance, but the validity of the probability calculations depends on it being a protocol the hos…
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Comment #9078453
thoughtlessness and callousness are far more common sources of evil than either incompetence or malice strictly defined. "People who don't care if I live or I die".
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Comment #8999536
there is a separate, smaller "quality" team with a separate reporting hierarchy that is supposed to address this - that's where the reference to data scientists, etc. in the articl…
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Comment #8991130
Aren't we seeing it? I thought Qt does support WP8+: http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/winrt-support.html
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Comment #8989272
Windows Phone is some shared core components from Windows desktop (which RT is basically just an ARM build of) + its own stuff on top. The shared core has been growing with each re…
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Comment #8970647
They had to block native code on WP7.x because they were on the CE kernel, knew they were going to move to the NT kernel in WP8, and native apps wouldn't have ported over.