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Ambix
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--------------------------------------------------------- Location: Remote Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Golang, Solidity, SQL, PHP, PostgreSQL, ArangoDB, Kafka, Docker Résumé/CV: https://ww
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Engineers often overlook the fact that most of such deals still closed by old-school sales force I suppose. So if you'd like to have a scaling service business maybe you should hire someone with sales skills?
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Please share with us :)
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I'm living in Moscow, Russia and I know for sure that we have so many crypto companies here but still I was not aware that they are ready to pay Bay Area salaries :)
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--------------------------------------------------------- Location: Moscow, Russia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Golang, PHP, PostgreSQL, ArangoDB, Kafka, Docker Résumé/CV: https://www.linke
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--------------------------------------------------------- Location: Moscow Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: Golang, Python, PostgreSQL, ArangoDB, Kafka, Docker, Kubernetes Résumé/CV: https://
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I am a Senior Backend Developer spent last 3 years working with Go and microservices --------------------------------------------------------- Location: Moscow, Russia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Golang, Po
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- RapidAPI as my frontend and payment provider - Comet [1] for pretty highload machine translation service - Hetzner for cheap but powerful hosting [1] https://github.com/gotzmann/comet
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For me it was Harari who first stated that all modern ideologies like communism or liberalism are in fact just religions.
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Second this. I really like to simplify all things, so sometime it reasonable to use systemd and Makefile with start, stop and update commands. Works in production like a charm.
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I used to work both with Go and PHP. At first when I started digging into Go I thought that eventually I'll replace platform for all my future PHP projects. But it never happened. Every time I should implement business logic and info e
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> I used it until 2012. That means that you've missed the train of modern PHP and frameworks completely. It's not fair to compare old school PHP with modern lang like TypeScript
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> endless mazes of "get a Request object from a RequestFactory Comet to the rescue: https://github.com/gotzmann/comet
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Very sad story. Two pioneers of voice tech had literally nothing for their hard work.
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Interesting. As I know, Stockfish [1] chess engine exploits NNUE nets optimized for CPU and regularly beats up Leela [2], which explots traditional GPU-based networks based on AlphaZero architecture. [1] https://github.com/o
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Server-side-rendering all the way! Still using good-ol PHP which really shines with Comet: https://github.com/gotzmann/comet
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Still using LG G4 :)
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There are many great and REALLY modern languages like Nim and Crystal which have no corporate backing and lobbying like Go. I should have loved Go but in fact had found it to be very verbosy, boring and mediocre at all lang. Of course it mo
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6y ago
Really cool thing! When it will be ready for production use?
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PHP with any modern framework. Comet / Workerman / Swoole are capable to handle tens or hundreds thousands of requests with up to 1ms latency.
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Modern PHP frameworks (Workerman, Swoole, Comet) rank as top performers of Techempower Benchmarks. Much higher than Python / Ruby / Node.js and head-to-head with the Golang based project performance. Disclaimer: I'm the autho
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Are there signs of wider BioJulia adoption? Looks like bio frameworks for Python, Go and even Rust still more popular. Disclaimer: I'm just checking GitHub stars, have no glue what metrics would be more appropriate.
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What is it exactly? Is it somehow related with nanopore DNA-sequencing machines of Oxford Nanopore?
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How long it takes to get to the point when such a project could bring real money to leave full-time job? How much knowledge someone has to have to build such a thing?
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Tether is scam and even use of Bitcoin looks unethical when you know that: >> the power consumption of bitcoin is 160% times the energy use of Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Facebook and Apple all combined
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Go definitely not as simple and easy as many of newcomers think of :) The slices itself has many gotchas: https://medium.com/@gotzmann/so-you-think-you-know-go-c5164b...
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As I know, Sputnik is cheaper and safer than Pfizer, but not as effective (92% vs 96%).
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Why do enyone needs framework to print zillion Hello Worlds to the client? It's more interesting to see results of high-load DB tests, for example: https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=data-r20&hw=..
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The most important part is Workerman and its efficient network arhitecture based on libevent. The other part is efficient DB drivers. Thats why Comet ranks much higher than Go / NodeJS / Python frameworks in DB higloaded test: ht
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Why is it so? I've got 100K requests per sec with PHP easily [1] [1] https://github.com/gotzmann/comet
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