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Ask HN: Okay, so finally I have decided to go with CouchDB. Any advi[C|s]e?
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IBM and Microsoft?
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Don't say "No". Just tell the interested parties that you are not looking for funding or M&A at this time. At present you are concentrating on building according to the roadmap you already have. Once you are in need of mo
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Warning: This is a rant. Once, when in school, I went to the principal to get some papers signed. It was the first time I was entering his office. I knocked at the door, and pat came a reply to enter. He was sitting behind a desk that had n
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Ask HN: What praise for a book and author made you smile/chuckle?
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And how about scaling this later on? What other things will be required to scale this.
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One more thing that bothered me was that lot of medical staffs world over were not informed about aspiration for intramuscular injection.
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Ask HN: What tech-stack would you use for the following?
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> Maybe you can help boost it outside of the Apple ecosystem. Me a minion :)
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It is just about 500MB[0] now with some Linux dependencies[1] [0] https://www.swift.org/download [1] https://www.swift.org/getting-started
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> Java ..., and it's used at every other company on the list too. Same with C++ - it's everywhere and there is a lot of it. And that is what I am trying to understand, which languages(old and new) will have longer runway. C++ a
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Ask HN: Swift is a good language, so why doesn't it get much attention?
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Ah, yes! Forgot about that.
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Ask HN: Which programming language(s) are big companies backing?
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Ask HN: Which programming language(s) are big companies backing?
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Going back to basics. The fun there is in understanding the low-levels and being able to tinker is one of the most satisfying thing. Unfortunately we have added so much abstract layers over things using technology that no one knows anymore
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Linux, Apache Webserver, PostgreSQL, LLVM, Clang, GCC, BSD(any flavour), Boost, Rust, GTK, KDE, Firefox, MySQL, MariaDB, Sqlite. I suggested the above projects because a lot of people use them in commercial products. So they are not going t
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> Thus, I am interested in some resources to learn/re-learn more about CS, everything from foundational concepts to more practical (e.g. how does a computer work at the hardware level). For information on how the computer works at h
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Yes, it will add more tables. But as the project progresses, this will be reduced once the relationship between the entities are clear. What I am worried about though is the performance.
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Ask HN: Many-to-Many relation by default, is that a good strategy?
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With two candidates for the next UK PM having polar opposite views on how to fix the economy, who do you think is more correct in their proposal: Sunak or Truss?
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Which application does not require the support for Creating, Reading, Updating and Deleting something? Most companies nowadays don't do the "Deleting" part due to analytics.
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Ask HN: Anyone using Swift on the server-side?
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Ask HN: Anyone using Swift on the server-side?
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Not inherited, but I had an opportunity to see Alexander Stepanov's C++ STL code at Agilent Technologies(they inherited some of HP's code). The code was very well written.
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"How to make a million before lunch" by Rachel Bridge and "Tune In"(forgot the author(s) of this book, and cannot find it online either!)
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Here is another one I came across: https://www.autosar.org/fileadmin/user_upload/standards/adap...
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I don't remember downvoting comments/posts on HN. But when I reply to someone I don't downvote them. It just doesn't seem right.
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Commercial spammers use high-end resources, where as users don't have that luxury. So will it not be easy for the spammers to scale the resources to overcome this?
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> they will have to generate proof-of-work(a bunch of math that will takes time to compute) This was tried before and failed! The reason it failed was Maths! Most favour clicking simple images or rearranging visual elements instead of so

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