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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
There! I've added those to the post at the bottom, with one more quite funny story that I didn't knew about myself. Thank you all for asking questions, there are many questions that I couldn't come up with myself that I'
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Definitely not! I'm mostly quoting what she said, but IBM has a lot of nice tech, but you have to understand that these are very old versions of IMS and the volume of data they have does not make the case better. Hierarchical databases
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Yeah, sorry about that! I'll add some direct Q&A at the bottom of the post!
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
You are right, I apologize, I'll ask her about how her days looks like and her best/worst/strangest parts. I'll add that directly to the post and reply to you when it's done! EDIT: I've added some Q&A at th
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Lack of new talent is indeed the biggest problem they are facing, but they've acknowledged that they've gotta upgrade these old systems before it's too late - instead of hoping for new talent to show up. Nordea in question ha
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Interviewing my mother, a mainframe COBOL programmer(medium.com)
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Would be really fun and informative writing a post about her work! I'm gonna ask her tomorrow! :)
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
I'm not familiar with either Java nor Golang, but I'd love to hear what you're looking at when you see shortcomings in Golang. I am genuinely curious and are very interested in what enterprises are looking at when they are br
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
I've got a i7-2600K that's overclocked to 4.8GHz with liquid cooling. It's been running on that clockrate for about 3 years now with no issues, with stable temperatures.
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Unless you're building apps for iOS or designing things in Photoshop/Illustrator, any form of computer running Linux will do. Bash on Windows might also become a thing once it gets stable, at which point you can choose any form of
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Don't forget that this is a proof-of-concept and is not meant to be an reliable solution for you to replace GeoIP with, but rather a concept to play with thoughts. The first thing that comes to mind would be combining this with peer-to
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
I don't think that this applies to this very case though. Django was not made for Instagram, it was made available to the general public for free, as an open source framework. Instagram engineers only decided to use what was on the tab
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Have you even read the article? This was caused by Mongo running with a wrong flag, and the authors explicitly said that their backup script only contained ONE backup. That's bad engineering, not fault with Redis. Redis is extremely sa
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
The graph at their GitHub page might be a bit easier to understand: https://github.com/kataras/iris There's a bit more detailed bench here: https://github.com/smallnest/go-web-framework-benchm
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
I use Redis as the primary and only database. This results in quite large savings in terms of server infrastructure since memory has never been cheaper than it is today and the minimal amount of resources Redis consume in relation to the ma
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Thank you very much Michael! Never thought about this, I just wish there was something that could change sites globally.
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
New users have a green username. Not sure when it goes away. You can find posts by green users here: https://news.ycombinator.com/noobstories
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Klart in Swedish means "clear", "finished/done" or "of course" depending on what context it is used in. E.g: Klart jag ska = Of course I will Considering this application is built by Swedish developers,
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
> And then having a common app structure with thousands of other people that can provide help and insight. You don't think that there are thousands of people who can provide help and insight into the standard Web & DOM API'
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
I apologize for not adressing your concerns with the post earlier, I've just added an update to the bottom of the post with some replies to some comments I've read. Please keep in mind that my intent is not to mock you or your fra
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Unfortunately I have to disagree. The JavaScript Engine still have to parse and interpret the code. This can take a bit of time, especially on mobile devices.
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You probably don't need a JavaScript framework(slack-files.com)
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Click the lock mouse button
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Really nice to see Deepstream being on the front page of HN! I'm currently using Deepstream in production for one of our clients in-house applications, so unfortunately I can't share a link. I'd like to give a few words on
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by Svenskunganka 11y ago
Well the docs[1] are built using Aurelia, and it's really cool as it fetches the framework API directly from their GitHub repos via GitHub API and caches it on clients computers. I am currently in the process of re-building our company
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by Svenskunganka 11y ago
I think you're gonna like Aurelia[1]. It's badass compared to Angular 2, React & Polymer. You get this really, really nice feeling of writing pure Javascript. It's smaller than Angular, strictly follows Javascript stand
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by Svenskunganka 11y ago
I've been using GitLab before, and use it from time-to-time still, but I've moved over to a self-hosted Gogs[0] server with Drone CI[1]. Both projects are actively maintained and both runs super well in Docker. Gogs is almost an i