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Those who have a strong foundation in math will have the best jobs of the future. "It behooves us to place the foundations of knowledge in mathematics."
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Why would I want hooves?
(Not to be confused with camel toes.)
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The fact that economists doesn't know much math and they still make a ton of money, kind of disputes that statement.
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Nah.. it's all to do with the fact you don't need to be knowledgeable to be rich! 
Unfortunately us, CPians, might say... 
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I just have a thing for bashing the lack of math skills in economists. 
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Ha, well, carry on then! 
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I think, therefore I am underpaid. 
If you have an important point to make, don't try to be subtle or clever. Use a pile driver. Hit the point once. Then come back and hit it again. Then hit it a third time - a tremendous whack.
--Winston Churchill
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I gave up reading after the third time it stopped me reading to prompt me to sign up to read more.
"If you don't fail at least 90 percent of the time, you're not aiming high enough."
Alan Kay.
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I couldn't even read it on my phone because one of the pop-ups was in the way and the "close" button was somehow always under their top menu (I could see the button if I scrolled really quick) 
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In the future zombie apocalypse, maths will be f***all use to you. Running ability and good shotgun technique far more important.
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Microsoft is working with Blockstack Labs and ConsenSys on a blockchain-based identity system. Hi. I'm 690c19e6-e302-42d5-8006-bdfee98a3884. Pleased to meet you.
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Laptops from Dell, HP, Asus, Acer and Lenovo all had at least one vulnerability that could result in complete compromise of system, Duo Security report says. Your completely unsurprising news item of the day
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That's why always backup (just in case), format, re-install and backup another time
M.D.V.
If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you
Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.
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I'm waiting for a long compile to finish and fell 'deep' into pondering why I've only ever written PowerShell scripts, but not C++/C# console apps, for exclusive use in my many Visual Studio pre/post build events. Writing/debugging C++/C# console apps is considerably much easier than for PowerShell scripts and, aside from having established a seemingly 'bad' habit , I am now 'baffled' by my choice of doing things the 'harder' (i.e. PowerShell) way. I'm curious to know, given a choice, how many here use write C++/C# apps (instead of PowerShell scripts) for use in their pre/post build events?
modified 31-May-16 18:11pm.
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Yes.
Here's one example:
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Using the Utility from Visual Studio
I designed this utility with the idea that it would be used in a pre-build event for a Visual Studio project. Open the project's property page, select the Build Events tab, there is a box for pre-build command lines. One of the shortcomings of that is that (by default) pre-build events run with the project's release\bin or debug\bin subdirectory as the working directory; you'll need to take that into account. The following command is an example of how a GenOmatic file in the project's directory may be referenced in a pre-build event:
GenOmatic ..\..\MyEnum.xml
" -- GenOmatic[^]
I have several others that I use as well.
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I had a rather large winforms application (70+ projects, 2+ million loc) that needed to have some XML transformations run, tests run, needed to be obfuscated, signed, packaged using InstallShield, and finally uploaded to a web server. I automated it all with a simple c# console application. I could have done everything in Powershell instead, but was just more familiar with c# at the time.
Senior Software Engineer / Automotive Hacker
"the fabric is down again...."
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What is this doing in news forum ?
Patrice
“Everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler.” Albert Einstein
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By your count, how many discussions here meet the criteria of "The Insider News is for breaking IT and Software development news"?
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Well, this topic doesn't increase that by any. It would have been better posted in the Lounge.
This space for rent
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My apologies and I will do so in the future. To be honest, I routinely scan the comments in the news section and, given the abundance of off-topics, assumed my comment was just as appropriate in the news sections as the lounge section. Thanks for the correction and I'll keep this in mind for the next time. Cheers!
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I used VB6 to do some post install scripting because it was there, and quick. I could have used c but didn't. Prolly cause it was there but not as quick to bugger something up in a hurry.
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You might not have thought of – much less visited – Myspace in years. (Yes, it’s still around. Time, Inc. acquired it and other properties when it bought Viant earlier this year.) But user data never really dies, unfortunately. People still use MySpace?
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Microsoft’s artist in residence has created a technology solution which lets gardeners talk to their plans in a meaningful way, and also have the plans respond in turn. Mine just keep asking for more water
And I'm sure there's a crash and burn joke in there somewhere.
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There are quite a few common wisdoms when it comes to C++ and games. As it always the case when facing a bunch of common wisdoms, some of them have their merits, some are obsolete-beyond-belief, and some are just taken from a very different context and are not really applicable. Just in case you want C++ lessons from a bunny
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