DLA

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by DLA 5y ago
What's the problem with Go? Many high-performance things are built in Go. https://awesome-go.com
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by DLA 5y ago
tryapl.com has a nice keypad for special characters and integrated help. Great for playing around and learning APL.
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by DLA 5y ago
Link is 404.
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by DLA 6y ago
Love Go for the batteries include standard library, huge ecosystem, fabulous tooling, and code-linked documentation. Concurrency facilities (but I miss net channels!), easy server creation, performance and lovely dependency-free static bina
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by DLA 6y ago
Go (golang.org), html/template package in stdlib, TailwindCSS (or TailwindUI; $ but so worth it), and a sprinkle of AlpingJS.
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by DLA 6y ago
“The inability to predict outliers implies the inability to predict the course of history” "This is the central illusion in life: that randomness is a risk, that it is a bad thing ..." -- Nassim Nicholas Taleb (Just love his writi
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by DLA 6y ago
I too am a huge fan of Principles. The quote here is “ Think for yourself to decide 1) what you want, 2) what is true, and 3) what you should do to achieve #1 in light of #2...” Stop and let that sink in. That’s petty deep algorithm for ach
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by DLA 6y ago
I am giddy with excitement over this project! Thank you sexy_year for making this. Got any screen shots posted?
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by DLA 6y ago
It would be awesome to add AlpineJS to this very cool tool!
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by DLA 6y ago
Suggest OP add (Not Weaponized) to IEEE's terrible title.
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by DLA 6y ago
Yes, yes I did and stand by my comments. Go has done everything my team has asked of it and done it well. It’s a joy and rock solid. I have code deployed all over the world and Go made that manageable in so many ways. Language is personal c
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by DLA 6y ago
Java is insanely verbose. Fact.
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by DLA 6y ago
Totally agree and very well said. Go just works. I find it insanely easy to read. The comments about the JVM ... no. thank. you. Single no-dependency go binaries are beautiful. Cross compilation and hooks to C when needed are also big wins.
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by DLA 6y ago
All the things 'hn_asker' said plus a giant ecosystem, huge developer attention, amazing tooling, outstanding support for parallelism, jobs, a good pool of enterprise-grade projects (CockroachDB, all the thinks from HashiCorp, K8S
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by DLA 6y ago
Nothing. We are the product. Period. Zuck is smug, deceitful & power hungry. Unsubscribe.
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by DLA 6y ago
This is brilliantly creative.
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by DLA 6y ago
Brilliant work. Love it so much. With a black terminal it has a nice pro feel to it. How I miss having a Bloomberg box. Great app. Install was flawless. Love the CLI options. A little reverse text flash upon price change would be amazing. O
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by DLA 6y ago
A Bloomberg Terminal, amazing but $$$$. If a good hedge fund does this then it will be done quietly and across accounts, in dark pools, as a direct trade, or other "off tape" move, often reported later. They're not just goi
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by DLA 6y ago
This is the upside down crazy we are faced with when a tiny number of giant companies make decisions on whims of ever changing policy. We need to fight back with things like PWAs to bypass the app stores, web socket chats, distributed socia
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by DLA 6y ago
Straight up awesome work. Love this! Thank you.
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by DLA 6y ago
Digital Ocean, HostGator, Vultr (backed by AWS I believe), or Cloudflare (depending on what services you need). If I had to choose one I’d go with Digital Ocean.
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by DLA 6y ago
From https://capsule.social "Capsule is a decentralized social media solution where each user hosts their own microservice. These lightweight, user friendly and secure microservices then connect to one another in a mesh des
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by DLA 6y ago
You’re going to need math—especially calculus, probability, differential equations, and stochastic calculus. AI, machine learning, and data science skills would also help. Perhaps getting some data science experience can boost your chances.
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by DLA 6y ago
Pretty big set of Yara signatures from FireEye to help detect their stolen tools in the wild. https://github.com/fireeye/red_team_tool_countermeasures
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by DLA 6y ago
You changed a COBOL argument to a stock performance argument. I'm up over 200% in Tesla and over 100% in oh god so-much-COBOL Mastercard. Cars are not COBOL and massive interconnected financial networks. How many Tesla crashes have bee
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by DLA 6y ago
Nope sorry, “legacy finance” is not going to die in ten years. This is a legacy finance and fintech world for the foreseeable future. Bitcoin and the like are microscopic compared to the trillions in legacy finance. You gonna run billions
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by DLA 6y ago
Cool videos. Insane how much all plants move even cacti!
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by DLA 6y ago
So shocked. Funny how bugs, errors, omissions, and “mistakes” so often benefit the entity making them lately.
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by DLA 6y ago
Amazing right. Here we have a gigantic company making silly money paying employees silly money (mostly) and able to do so under the freedoms and protection of the US. And yet they go out of their way to pander to their employees about not s
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by DLA 6y ago
I do very much love the outstanding clear graphics the Economist does with most of their stories. And I agree with others’ comments about the NYT web design team—awesome talents! But the overt bias of the paper is such turn off. They’ve los

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