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Comment Re:waste of valuable cpu (Score 2) 320

by ripper234 on Thursday December 06, 2012 @02:12AM (#42201063) Attached to: Race To Mine Bitcoins Drives Enthusiasts Into the Chip Making Business

http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/5617/why-are-bitcoin-calculation-useless/

Comment Apply to Google/Facebook (Score 1) 823

by ripper234 on Friday October 26, 2012 @08:11AM (#41776151) Attached to: Ask Slashdot: Rectifying Nerd Arrogance?

I had a masters degree and 6 years of tech experience in the Israeli Defense Force, and I thought I was god's gift to tech companies. Being rejected by Google fixed my arrogance for me. Working with some excellent people at another startup also helped me show some humility.

Postmortem - I reapplied to Google after 3 years, got hired, and subsequently resigned after 5 months. They're a great company, just wasn't what I was looking for.

Comment Re:Due credit (Score 1) 135

by ripper234 on Wednesday September 12, 2012 @10:21AM (#41312155) Attached to: Magic: the Gathering Is Turing Complete

Nice, didn't see it, thanks. I'm just happy to see something that came out of a site I built featured on Slashdot, even if not the site itself (first for me)

Comment Due credit (Score 2) 135

by ripper234 on Tuesday September 11, 2012 @11:44PM (#41308733) Attached to: Magic: the Gathering Is Turing Complete

It's only fair to point that this article was generated out of this question on Draw3Cards (Disclaimer: I'm the owner of D3C)

Comment Re:could (Score 1) 78

by ripper234 on Tuesday July 10, 2012 @01:37AM (#40599609) Attached to: Space Worms Live Long and Prosper

Betteridge's Law applies, even if it's not strictly the headline. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge's_Law_of_Headlines

Comment Put it in the Bitcoin Blockchain (Score 1) 257

by ripper234 on Sunday July 08, 2012 @01:43AM (#40580393) Attached to: Ask Slashdot: How Do You Securely Store Private Information For Posterity?

1.Encrypt it using a super strong password that you'll never forget.
2.Encode it inside the Bitcoin Blockchain

Comment Answer = Bitcoin & Bitcoin Ad Networks (Score 1) 202

by ripper234 on Wednesday July 04, 2012 @04:35PM (#40544353) Attached to: Google Proposes Fighting Piracy By Blocking Ad Money

http://www.quora.com/Bitcoin/How-big-are-the-Bitcoin-ad-networks

Comment Re:Standardize the RIGHT tools (Score 2, Informative) 519

by ripper234 on Tuesday July 08, 2008 @02:31AM (#24096105) Attached to: Same Dev Tools/Language/Framework For Everyone?

Please don't talk to me about CruiseControl. Yes, it's free, but the competition is superior. Try JetBrains' TeamCity for a really great build system. Also free within certain limitations (3 build machines, 20 builds) - and much more professional.

Submission + - Which Code Analysis Toot for C# Should We Use?

Submitted by

ripper234

on Wednesday May 28, 2008 @06:30AM

ripper234 writes: "We are looking to integrated automated code/static analysis in our daily build. Our codebase is both in C# and Java, but my main focus here is to find a good tool for C# (supporting Java is a plus). I Googled it but failed to find a good comparison of static code analysis tools. The tools I found are:

FxCop

Microsoft Source Analysis

Code Style Enforcer

DevAdvantage/li>

The trusty Resharper, which we are already using as an IDE-enhancer

We have a medium-sized Visual Studio 2005 solution containing 50 projects. Our main usage here is not "online" code analysis (like Resharper already provides), but a deep analysis to be run daily. As a note, we will be migrating to Visual Studio 2008 very soon, if that has any relevancy to the answer."

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