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CMDER. Thank me later :)

Expected to see a nice big chart showing the spike. was disappointed so didn't read the article :\

I loved Miranda, and made all my friends use it :)

Surprised that this item hit the front page and not the announcement on open sourcing ACS, Adding Kubernetes: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/azure-container-servi...

It might matter if you touch, lift, hold, move it a lot. This is not ordinary desktop screen

> Python built into Windows 10

I'm on 10 and I had to install it.. Am I missing something?

no event a mention on how to setup on windows

Was the submission edited?? The point I wanted to make was about the choice of language, rather then the announcement of the new tools. It's kind of rude TBH...

Personally I find it interesting observing technology choices of large projects, thinking about if I started something similar, what should I choose...

Yes.. There no 'al haesh' without that onion dipped in oil

I was (still am) confused because they say employees will be 'salaried' the same and than receive 75% of full time 'earn'. Salary and earn are the same to me.

"These 30-hour employees will be salaried and receive the same benefits as traditional 40-hour workers, but they will receive only 75 percent of the pay full-time workers earn."

How does this sentence make any sense?

The essence of the post is "In Japanese there are characters that represent words". Is that a surprise to anyone? (I don't speak Japanese or any similar language)

why is this post getting so many voteups?

You do use a mac though...

Shit happens for everyone, and this kind of error could have happened for other clouds as well. It's the responsibility towards customers and lessons learned that matter.

As someone who worked with Google from a customer perspective, they take pride in the fact that their big data (BigTable, BigQuery, DataFlow) is proprietary and superior the their OSS alternatives (I believe they actually are). I am not saying that they should OSS it, if they build something so awesome that differentiate them, they should know how to monetize it. But at least don't come off with a post like this.

Like. But PowerShell still rules. Wish it was oss and x-plat

I think that because its a virtual actor with different characteristics that regular well known actors it might be a good idea to call or differently to avoid confusion.

Java always had an awesome open source community around it that produced frameworks, libraries and tools that inspired many other communities. but at it's core, Oracle was and still is the exact opposite of open (JVM, J2EE as examples). That makes me wander why Java was always considered the icon of open source.

Why would they use IE, the use Edge :)

I use PowerShell ISE 99% of the time I write PS, so I don't experience any of these.. but valid suggestions, should go on the PS \ commandline uservoice.

Windows 10 latest, Edge latest

Agree about Windows command prompt being lame compared to bash, but I really find PowerShell amazing, even more so then bash. If you look at all the recent (even not so recent) products from MS, it is clear that PowerShell is the shell for Windows, and not batch. I didn't get the cure for polio analogy that's in the article but I really think anyone that's comparing shells should compare with PowerShell.

Interviewing is hard.. I always hated the idea of judging someone based on a 1 hour chat (I was always the tech interviewer or first screen). I also hate that interviewers aim to challenge the candidate with hard technical questions that they might have or might have not had experience with.

So what I do is ask the candidate to tell me about their experience, past projects, and also frankly ask them "what are you most comfortable talking about" and continue diving from here. When they talk about a topic they claim to be experienced with, you can really see what they worth. When someone can't fluently discuss something his claims to be knowledgeable in (yes that happened), that's a bad sign.

I like the creativity, but I think for daily use I still prefer the table inspired week view (or 3 day view for portrait mode) as it gives me a better sense of orientation. For execution you get A+ :) really well executed.

The charts are not to say the TypeScript is better then Babel, it's to show that 'it has won'

Reading about the latest announcements of Ubuntu on Windows lead me to this fascinating concept from MS I did not know about. Too bad they were focused on the desktop scenario and not the server (although they do mention it).

I forced myself to switch from heel to tow strike and suffer a lot from those Achilles and Calf.

> Some people are natural heel-strikers while others tend to lead with their toes. The good news: neither form is inherently better than the other

That is in opposite to common knowledge that heel-striking is worse, and leads to increased injuries.