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dizzy3gg··on Blisk – a browser for web developers
Most developers I know use windows, most of them don't know what SASS is though. I think its fair to say that the majority of front end developers prefer OSX.
dizzy3gg··on Apple R&D Reveals a Pivot Is Coming
Not really. Google collect more, like wifi info :/ and images (street view). Google really did revolutionise mapping.
dizzy3gg··on Why we shouldn't protect teenagers from controversial issues in fiction
Like abortion? I'm pro choice, but I'm just trying to make it clear. Your beliefs maybe different and the consider things harmful, whereas others don't.
dizzy3gg··on Why we shouldn't protect teenagers from controversial issues in fiction
No they dictate laws instead.
dizzy3gg··on Why we shouldn't protect teenagers from controversial issues in fiction
My point exactly, it's an insult that people seem to think is fine cause they don't have the same beliefs. If only we were all the same.
dizzy3gg··on Why we shouldn't protect teenagers from controversial issues in fiction
So we should insult deeply religious people by calling them derogatory names also?

EDIT: Asking if you think its fair to call somebody names because they don;t have the same beliefs?

dizzy3gg··on Ask HN: ASP.Net Core or Rails?
https://github.com/dotnet/cli
dizzy3gg··on Ask HN: ASP.Net Core or Rails?
With Visual Studio code and the latest rc2 betas its now becoming comparable (minus Visual Studio)

EDIT: typo.

dizzy3gg··on Ask HN: ASP.Net Core or Rails?
dotnet rc2 is close to release but I wouldn't treat it as an rc. rc1 and rc2 changes are considerable and I'd expect more changes whilst they figure out the rest.
dizzy3gg··on .NET Core RC2 – Improvements, Schedule, and Roadmap
I'm in the bracket of the "100 professionals working their asses off trying to ship solutions" as my day job. What has the "unemployed enthusiast"s chatting on a thread go to do with me shipping solutions? Let the children boogie and i'll join in my free time :)
dizzy3gg··on .NET Core RC2 – Improvements, Schedule, and Roadmap
I for one have enjoyed the dnx/dotnet cli journey and have engaged in communities I never knew existed. Thanks.
dizzy3gg··on Can’t Hack a Hacker: Reverse Engineering a Discovered ATM Skimmer
I'd be cautious putting my card in that slot, but I've seen many legit machines that look a bit ropey.
dizzy3gg··on Facebook as Neo-Feudalism
you don't know you're paying for it when you walk across a bridge?
dizzy3gg··on ‘Laws’ of Software Development
bikeshedding
dizzy3gg··on The impact of Prince’s death on Wikipedia
Just lol. Blind comment. He played and produced his first album his self, all 27 instruments, all production, composition, arrangement. Pretty sure he was under 20 also. Sign o the Times, lyrically hits you like Bob Dylan. I'm not sure what makes an artist to you but Prince created some of the best art I've heard. But yes, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
dizzy3gg··on Ask HN: Post leftpad-ocolypse, practical guidelines for Node devs?
Just read a few good tips here[1]. Basically shrinkwrap and use a private npm server/cache.

1 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11354147

dizzy3gg··on Ask HN: Why are London devs paid so much less than SF/NY?
.net is my day job, there is quite a lot of work in this space. Google .net contracts north west and find the recruitment consultants that get contract work and you're away. Once you've got few of them you'll be inundated with emails. They usually last between 3 months and 2 years really, any longer and there a few tax issues, but still possible. Always good to have a couple of clients on to help protect you from the IR35 Police. I'm not based in London but Manchester is catching up :)
dizzy3gg··on Ask HN: Why are London devs paid so much less than SF/NY?
Contracting is pretty popular in London. Is contracting as popular in SF? I don't hear much about it. In London a decent mid-level developer can earn £500 a day, the shortage of developers at the moment, it's a no brainer for me. Obviously it's not for everybody. Any idea what a Senior/Team Lead earns contracting?
dizzy3gg··on ​Apple gets smacked by $450M e-book price-fixing fine
"It's easier to ask forgiveness than it is to get permission." - Grace Hopper
dizzy3gg··on ".ist" domain extension
is there anyway to get a domain through a Turkish company early?
dizzy3gg··on What the FlexBox? – A free 20 video course to learn CSS Flexbox
Web Page Blocked

Access to the web page you were trying to visit has been blocked in accordance with company policy. Please contact your system administrator if you believe this is in error.

URL: flexboxfroggy.com/

Category: malware-sites

dizzy3gg··on Paul Tudor Jones to Staff: Learn to Write or I'll Rip Up Your Memo
Known on the internet as TL;DR
dizzy3gg··on Ask HN: Who is interested in a book about high performance Erlang?
bet365.
dizzy3gg··on Jake Dyson Light
Can the mods change the URL to: http://www.dyson.co.uk/lighting/csys.aspx

please...

dizzy3gg··on Scotland rejects independence
big society :/
dizzy3gg··on 7 Things You Can Do to Become a Better Developer
this should read "7 things you can do to become a better person" from my point of view it doesn't really apply to development.
dizzy3gg··on All About ATM Skimmers
In the UK we have chip and pin but the ATM's do not use them, we get skimmed just the same. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-28879973
dizzy3gg··on Scots, What the Heck?
The North Sea Oil paid for the 80's, the main income from it now is tax. The Norway government will still own a lot of their oil. It will be very expensive for both the UK and Scotland if its a yes vote. I just hope it isn't because I can't see it being beneficial to either party.
dizzy3gg··on Offer HN: Improve and show your skills by working with a NPO/NGO
Blocked by company firewall, stating malware.
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