Cwizard

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by Cwizard 3y ago
91% of people that filled in their survey I think.
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by Cwizard 3y ago
I thought this was a bug at first. Does anyone actually want this?
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by Cwizard 3y ago
Why would they contract this out to Cognizant? I would have guessed that their music streaming service would have been a priority for them, and something they would want to do in-house with well payed employees? What am I missing here?
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by Cwizard 3y ago
> We've released a bit about how the AWS Lambda scheduler works (a distributed, but stateful, sticky load balancer). Do you have a link? I would like to read more about this.
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by Cwizard 3y ago
I think for foundationdb to gain traction, someone needs to build a frontend for it with more advanced query capabilities than KV.
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by Cwizard 3y ago
What do you use instead?
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by Cwizard 3y ago
> When you're dead 25 feels the same as a few million years from what I was told. Not if you have children.
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by Cwizard 3y ago
We used this book in my university class on networking. I can also recommend it.
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by Cwizard 3y ago
Can anyone explain why? I see almost no downside in keeping it running? Infra costs must be minor, there is no licensing costs, it’s a simple app so I would assume very little developer cost. The upside is that Android can come with a ‘nati
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by Cwizard 3y ago
In case anyone else is wondering what InfiniBand is: https://network.nvidia.com/pdf/whitepapers/IB_Intro_WP_190.p...
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by Cwizard 3y ago
Do you have a source for this?
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by Cwizard 3y ago
It compiles down to a single binary and is relatively easy to write. I think that is the reason it is such a popular language for CLI tools. You will never have an issue with missing dependencies or outdated runtime.
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by Cwizard 3y ago
I really like Go but the type system is just a bit too weak in my opinion. It is the biggest issue I have with the language ( and the fact that errors are basically untyped, you can type them but no one does…)
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Ask HN: What are good resources to learn about managing your own infrastructure?
2 points by Cwizard 3y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: What self-hostable CI system are you using?
3 points by Cwizard 3y ago|1 comments
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by Cwizard 3y ago
but does that matter legally for health, finance and legal sectors? I am not familiar with the laws themselves but I worked in finance for a long time and the internal rules where that sensitive data cannot move off premises no matter what
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by Cwizard 3y ago
Have you used Garage in production/professional? What has your experience been like?
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Point.js: A lightweight, client-side framework for building user interfaces(pointjs.org)
3 points by Cwizard 3y ago|0 comments
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by Cwizard 3y ago
I prefer not to go into too many details but most contracting I did was for medium sized companies to digitize some of their internal processes (that were previously running on Excel and email, i.e. people emailing excel files around). In m
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by Cwizard 3y ago
Spring Boot has given me a lot of frustration over the years (it is the framework I started with) too much magic but after a few years of using different tools and frameworks I find it hard to deny its productivity. I wonder what things wil
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by Cwizard 3y ago
I think .net is just not as popular on HN. Lots of companies I talk to use .net in their stacks. Have never used it myself however.
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by Cwizard 3y ago
I hadn't heard of crystal before, looks interesting might give it a try this weekend.
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by Cwizard 3y ago
I made a few apps in Go with mostly just standard library (I used the Chi router). The first API was fun but I never felt as productive as I did with Django. If I do a Go project now I usually try to push the team to consider more libraries
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Ask HN: What would you use to build a mostly CRUD back end today?
23 points by Cwizard 3y ago|43 comments
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Apple inks new long-term deal with Arm for chip technology, according to filing(reuters.com)
1 points by Cwizard 3y ago|1 comments
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by Cwizard 3y ago
Could you elaborate a bit on my you are leaving microk8s?
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by Cwizard 3y ago
That it is possible to do something with your life. That sounds a bit obnoxious but when I was younger I (and my peers) was told constantly that I would not get through college, or fail on that project, or not get a good job, fail at starti
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Deutsche Bank's “dysfunctional” IT division (2018)(efinancialcareers.co.uk)
188 points by Cwizard 3y ago|166 comments
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by Cwizard 3y ago
Why is there something in Coke Zero that makes you crave sweets more?
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by Cwizard 3y ago
I think it is also very good for CLI’s and background agents

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