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how are you guys going to handle versioning the restrict() restrictions?

will we be able to include different versions of our restricted functions for different versions of direct3d? how will this work, since the override would have to happen at runtime?

1 day ago, new2STL wrote

Hey Charles, wich version of video you use on smoothstream? even when i go fullscreen it looks aliased, like the Medium Quality WMV (I have a 10Mbps line, but for international link It sometimes drop to 1Mbps, depending the destination server).

sorry for going OT, but I'm also seeing very poor quality in full-screen or zoomed browser. I have a fast connection, and I was able to stream the 'High Quality WMV' without dropping frames. It would be great if you could enable smooth-streaming for some of the higher bitrate streams.

I'm not sure that the presence of InterlockedIncrement effectively refutes Erik's argument that Actors are a NOT good substitute for expressing mutability (or other higher-level state interactions) in the type system. Let's get more of this functional goodness baked (tie-dyed?) into the CTS & BCL, please?

Bart, do you have any plans to update your blog post to reflect the changes to the managed Z3 API?

EDIT: i've managed to get a version of Bart's code to build/run against Z3 v2.15, but i don't think i can share it since i can't find a license on Bart's blog

just wondering if there are any plans to provide some lower cost 'shared-hosting'-type environment in Azure where many ASP.NET applications are configured to run on a single virtual instance with costs being proportional to the amount of actual CPU usage, not necessarily wall-clock uptime.

did i miss the part where you changed ID to an auto-incrementing identity and removed it from the 'Create' page?

another great STL lecture! excellent presentation, content & pacing.

just remember camera 2 when you're at the board

a good presentation and a lofty goal, but it seems to me that the solution cannot be scalable beyond a few projects without convincing open-source project maintainers who are currently focused on linux/autoconf to adopt an additional build/packaging process when cygwin/mingw/autoconf is sufficient. 

also, bing: NDesk.Options

please make the video player resize correctly if you do Ctrl+/Ctrl- on the page while the video is playing.

or, maybe , add a 'full page' button (in addition to 'full-screen').

I don't think the T -> IEnumerable<T> is relevant to the physics problem, since there are no un-typed values there. my guess is you need something to switch the coordinate systems, something like

FG :: (F A -> F B) -> (G A -> G B)

then you don't need different types of arrows. you can just traverse the blue & green graphs by composing lists of those "monad transformers" ??