DerArzt

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by DerArzt 1y ago
I wouldn't say it's doomed. For projects in large organizations that have a large amount of java already, it provides better ergonomics while allowing interop with the existing company ecosystem.
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by DerArzt 1y ago
R&D was already a massive thing before trickle down economics came on the scene. In fact I would argue that since stock buy backs and trickle down economics became the operating model R&D went down. Mainly due to the fact that stock
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by DerArzt 1y ago
This looks like it's a website without an app, so a few questions for you: 1. How does the site perform on mobile? If it doesn't that's a non starter for a large audience segment. 2. What's the pricing? There are several
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by DerArzt 1y ago
The problem with moving states is that there's a devil to pay when you loose your support network (family, friends, local coworkers). And the cost of moving isn't realistic for some.
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by DerArzt 3y ago
Do most indie games do this though, or is it more of an issue for larger corp's?
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by DerArzt 3y ago
> microservices are essential at any large company There in lies the rub, the majority of engineers don't work at companies that need the kind of scale that Facebook has. The majority of us work at smaller shops that can get by fine
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by DerArzt 3y ago
Cool, good to know.
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by DerArzt 3y ago
This looks interesting, but the main question I have is how is this funded?
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by DerArzt 4y ago
Man what a well written ad.
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by DerArzt 4y ago
This whole thing looks to be a piece of sponsored content for small tabletop expresso machines (linked at the bottom of the article).
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by DerArzt 4y ago
If someone is asking about your monetization strategy, you can't point to another company in the space and say "they did it so we can", you actually should have a strategy.
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by DerArzt 4y ago
Your title for this post: > Show HN: Nomad, a no fee Airbnb competitor Your comment > I am open to fees You are giving a lot of mixed messaging there.
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by DerArzt 4y ago
How about instead of allowing Americans file free online, we don't have anyone file but rather send out a pre-filled form that just needs sign off by citizens (the government already knows most of the stuff the average person fills in
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by DerArzt 4y ago
It's also worth remembering that this was written back in 2005, so it may not abide by current standards.
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by DerArzt 4y ago
Based on previous experience working with Life360 data, the accuracy is probably within 10 meters or less.
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by DerArzt 4y ago
To add on, Life 360 has gotten in hot water several times for selling the location data of the people who use their service to 3rd party data brokers.
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by DerArzt 4y ago
A rougelike dungeon crawler. It allows me to kick the tires on most new languages that I want to try out. In order to get going with it I need to figure out: - What can I use to display? Is it a native app interface, TUI, web based display?
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by DerArzt 4y ago
Along with that, if you are using IntelliJ (or any flavor of it i.e. Webstorm) you can build out http requests natively in there as well and save them to any file ending in .http
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by DerArzt 4y ago
> I don't write lua, nor have I found a lua plugin to interest me When I say it uses lua for scripting, I mean that it makes lua a first class configuration language for the platform as an alternative to vimscript. > The dictator
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by DerArzt 4y ago
A question for those of you still using vim. Why do you use it over Neovim (if you have heard of it)? Neovim is backwards compatible with existing vim packages, and has a better looking future as far as longevity (multiple maintainers vs be
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by DerArzt 4y ago
Probably because in the majority of places (in the US at least) sex work is illegal.
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by DerArzt 4y ago
The prime directive in programming is to make money....
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by DerArzt 4y ago
Just because something has been done before doesn't mean that it's a good thing.
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by DerArzt 4y ago
Hey, if you get customers and are filling a need more power to you! I was burned early in my career by a product like yours is all. All that being said, from a technical level it's cool seeing what your project is up to.
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by DerArzt 4y ago
While it's cool to hear about this project progressing, I still am wary of working in a stack that has no options to run anything on my local machine (editor included).
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by DerArzt 4y ago
Public transport isn't the panacea that everyone always makes it out to be. It makes sense when you have heavily trafficked metro areas, but when you get outside of those (like most of the USA is) it's more efficient to use cars r
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by DerArzt 4y ago
Yeah, but monkeypox isn't a new one. It's been around since the 70's.
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by DerArzt 4y ago
Yeah, but how many dev's are utilizing anything beyond Java 8?
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by DerArzt 4y ago
Need, maybe not, but want to yes some folks do. Even though Common Lisp isn't used widely it never hurts to learn new things (especially when those things can be quite different than what you normally use).
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by DerArzt 4y ago
The rub for me here is that making one change in a core library ideally wouldn't touch 100+ other source files. This feels like a separation of concerns issue in which a module is being over used. Perhaps I'm just in the wrong hea

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