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copper_think
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Comment #44993234
One thing not mentioned is that Visual C++ and Visual Basic historically were separate IDEs with separate codebases. When the time came to unify them, only one of them could contin…
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Comment #42597848
The author mentions the screen being corrupted when a DOS prompt is opened in windowed mode. This can happen because the DOS prompt runs in a separate VM (in V86 mode), and makes c…
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Comment #19583329
Maybe one day you'll be rich too, and can work tirelessly to avoid paying your fair share to the government. But I kind of doubt it, because you don't know the difference between "…
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Comment #19148691
So, it's just enantiomerically pure S-ketamine - not really a new drug discovery. The drug is already around as an anesthetic but it is almost finished with the FDA's approval proc…
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Comment #18314363
What is the value that private equity and/or VC are adding to dermatology? I guess what I'm asking is, why would the physicians be interested in sharing some portion of their incom…
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Comment #18229390
Application Verifier is a feature of Windows for developers to use to check program correctness. Bruce says he turned on Full Page Heap, which makes every allocation go on a separa…
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Comment #17189453
At Microsoft the compiler team (Visual C++) and the Windows team are joined at the hip. I'm sure the same was true at Sun. This can lead to good decisions about undefined behavior …
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Comment #16603933
There may be an expectation at work for you to have the desire to advance within the organization, i.e. career ambition.
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Comment #16595522
It says 8.6 on the page
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Comment #16545923
Just finished benchmarking this for a key workload in our build process. It's 3% faster than Node 8.x for us. But node-chakracore (the Microsoft runtime) 8.9.4 was 11% faster -- we…
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Comment #16472890
Such a weird title; it makes me think he works for them, but he doesn't
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Comment #16466508
Man, I really wouldn't. My understanding is that of the people who present to the emergency department with chest pain, something like a third of them have been using cocaine. It c…
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Comment #16430141
What are metal button covers? I can't picture it
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Comment #16410082
The garbage collector for Microsoft's Common Language Runtime (CLR -- the VM for .NET) was written in Lisp originally and then transpiled into C.
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Comment #16196196
Her Majesty's Revenue Collector ?
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Comment #16167404
You're both right. Yes, it's WPF, and there are lots of parts written in C#. But the parent is right -- Visual Studio is C++ using COM and Win32 at its core, going back all the way…
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Comment #16035308
Like Brian Krebs said yesterday on his blog -- it seems like the doctrine of felony murder should apply here.
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Comment #16011649
My recollection is that Dan was working at Microsoft during "Third real job (2015-2017)." (He has a couple of posts in this timeframe where he refers vaguely to his employer. "Hiri…