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by RSZC 8y ago
Curious - what are some good alternatives to Fargate? Enjoy the ease of use, but more expensive than I'd like for low-to-no traffic side projects
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by RSZC 8y ago
Depending on the author's reputation isn't much better. Maybe the author uses a weak password and doesn't have 2FA on his npm account. You have absolutely no idea.
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by RSZC 8y ago
(React does not have 100 dependencies, it has 5 including indirect dependencies)
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by RSZC 8y ago
That's a false dichotomy. The actual options are: 1. Dead project 2. You share access to lots of people and they act responsibly 3. You share access to lots of people and they act irresponsibly #2 is waaaay more likely than #3. Still s
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by RSZC 8y ago
React does not have hundreds of dependencies: └─┬ react@16.6.3 ├─┬ loose-envify@1.4.0 │ └── js-tokens@4.0.0 ├── object-assign@4.1.1 ├─┬ prop-types@15.6.2 │ ├── loose-envify@1.4.0 deduped │ └── object-assign@4.1.1
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by RSZC 8y ago
The latter solution isn't much better - all the community momentum of the first project is instantly gone. Now you have a set of forks, all with a different small set of patches on top. Which are maintained? Which will be maintained go
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by RSZC 8y ago
This site/paper isn't actually (entirely) in jest and tries to explore that exact question: http://www.laputan.org/mud/
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by RSZC 8y ago
Currently using Mongo Atlas free tier for a side project - it's been pretty wonderful so far
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by RSZC 8y ago
As far as we've seen the bot only knows a single strategy. In the mid game, group, push lanes, push lanes, push lanes. The games vs the caster team had multiple differences from standard dota that allowed this strategy to be effective,
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by RSZC 8y ago
No, it's not that Bing was redirecting traffic through Google. Instead it was that windows/IE8 was sending data on search terms/clicks on google from their users' machines to Microsoft. So user searches Google for a sear
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by RSZC 8y ago
edit: cool
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by RSZC 8y ago
Pretty sweet! Curious: why headless firefox and not headless chrome? Also: 'its main purpose is...to reduce bandwidth.' How does this reduce bandwidth? Is the assumption that you would deploy browsh on a server and ssh/mosh a
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by RSZC 8y ago
https://www.cityofpaloalto.org/civicax/filebank/documents/65... The posts in question
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by RSZC 8y ago
Throwing infinite money and developers at something does not make a good product. Source: I work for a SaaS aimed primarily at large banks, most of which attempted to build our product themselves before giving up and signing with us.
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by RSZC 8y ago
Those approaches don't need to be mutually exclusive. However, the main assumption of the post is that these events will occur regardless of how hard you try to prevent them: > ...there will always be some number off in the tail los
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by RSZC 9y ago
You're misunderstanding the question they've posed people. In either situation, the question is "is half an hour of transit worth $50 to you." Whether it's $50 saved on a $300 item or a $1000 item has no impact on t
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by RSZC 9y ago
Seems like I'm going against the grain here, but I've always been happy with my $10/mo droplet for side project hosting, and I'm certainly not complaining I now get a bit more for the same price
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by RSZC 9y ago
It's kind of funny to hear that the example is 'glaringly obvious', given that if the module in question was implemented as a singleton, the first line would be both correct and preferable...
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by RSZC 9y ago
Nonsense. It's not a question of whether you understand `this` or not, it's a question of whether thinking about the different cases of `this` is really a good use of your time. Alternately: `this` is poorly designed and gets in y
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by RSZC 9y ago
Used to work for federal healthcare contractor, primarily in SAS. File conversion was a pain, but working in Stata would generally yield runtimes roughly an order of magnitude faster.
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Ask HN: AWS connectivity issues this AM?
2 points by RSZC 9y ago|0 comments
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by RSZC 9y ago
I've got a buddy who works for (possibly one of multiple?) Lyft's PR firm, and has worked on that account. You don't need any sort of 'black ops' when your competitor is busy generating their own bad headlines. Inst
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by RSZC 9y ago
Depression is not entirely genetic / psychological. Environment (and stress) can and frequently does play a role. If an employer creates an environment which is likely to be detrimental to their employees' mental health, shouldn&#
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by RSZC 10y ago
Conversely, though, if moving to a higher level language / paradigm makes you more productive, you may not need so many people in the first place. Modern-day parallel would probably be WhatsApp, with Erlang taking the place of Lisp.
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by RSZC 10y ago
I do run MPD as a system daemon, can't recall having to do anything crazy with Pulseaudio...
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by RSZC 10y ago
Hey, unrelated, came across a comment of yours from ~5 years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2949645 Would you mind elaborating on why Erlang programs tend to have FSMs? LYSE has a chapter on how to use gen_fsm, b
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by RSZC 10y ago
Apologies in advance for the unsolicited advice. Please just be careful. I worry that your in-office retirement is going to make finding your next job very difficult.
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by RSZC 10y ago
Not to be rude, but it's pique, not peak. Just thought you might want to know
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by RSZC 10y ago
You might want to check out process.nextTick: https://howtonode.org/understanding-process-next-tick
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by RSZC 10y ago
I don't necessarily buy being blocked by CPU-intensive operations as a rationale as to why you shouldn't Node, given that it's pretty trivial to offload these onto a separate process. https://github.com/LearnB

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