EspressoGPT

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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
And it is now being enforced by the green party at the worst time since Fukushima – a period of very expensive and scarce energy – for idealogical reasons.
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
Because the green party in the government abides by their ideology instead of pragmatism and retaining wealth.
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
> They could be focusing on the licence and their perception of Hashicorp They literally do: "HashiCorp even had all contributors sign a CLA which explicitly said (link to the CLA in the Internet Archive as HashiCorp has of course r
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
> Not a clone of anything, but something with which the long-time Mac user should feel instantly comfortable. The longer I look at the screenshot, the cheekier this advertising seems.
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
> What is it that people love about Obsidian? (not trying to throw shade, genuine question as I never understood the hype) Tribalism.
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
Use Modern for HN, it has everything you need.
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
As to branch prediction, for anyone interested: https://stackoverflow.com/a/11227902
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
DDIA partly goes into implementation details (for example, transaction implementations in popular databases), but the reasoning behind it is always rather fundamental. I think it's going to age well unless some breakthrough happens – b
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Ask HN: How is the Apple website made?
7 points by EspressoGPT 3y ago|2 comments
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
What, this doesn't work in FF?
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
Even if they didn't work, which they do, that would be a neglectible amount of users.
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
I develop, test, and debug on browsers that my users are using, and that ain't Firefox.
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
It has. The issue jQuery was designed to solve doesn't exist anymore, hence there's no reason to rely on this heavy and convoluted library any longer. There really are better solutions.
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
I'd strongly suggest using something like ArrowJS instead of jQuery for that.
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
Why the heck would you use jQuery in 2023 though?
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
It's especially fascinating how such a highly technical, rather nerd-ish concept is being marketed so widely. They did a great job there.
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
Although the Render CEO is here on HN (@anurag), you should reach out to their support and not to HN.
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
Also for privacy reasons.
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
Especially because they should get an extra-fast support as a paid customer.
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
> Every single open source company eventually learns this when they have a strong competitor. Many of the open source companies are their own strongest competitor, see HashiCorp.
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
Thanks for the transparency here!
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
What – this text is and always has been black for me.
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
He also stepped down from the HashiCorp board[1]. [1] https://www.hashicorp.com/blog/mitchell-s-new-role-at-hashic...
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
> Circa 1998 I was a teenage Linux zealot who would attend LAN parties carrying a Linux box. Arch, I suppose.
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
You just end up with very small numbers (acceleration) when you divide trivial numbers (distance) by very large numbers (orbital period).
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
Is anyone using Jekyll these days?
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
Yeah, that simple frontend definitely got a lot more thought than your average shitty convoluted company website.
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
AirPods
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
$3k seems a bit high to me.
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by EspressoGPT 3y ago
> Are these frustrations, ever so real, increasing every day? More complexity, more hype bubbles, more solutions looking for problems to solve. I'm a 25-year-old SWE with 5 YoE and would like to bring in a different perspective here

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