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by anuraaga 3y ago
Agree and suspect most didn't read a word of the article (porn has nothing to do with this). If only HN could ever return to actually being Hacker News, rather than yet another sensation platform.
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by anuraaga 3y ago
This reminds me when my DB broke down on the way to Zurich just past the border and I had to change trains, though I believe in that case it was a swap from broken DB to not-yet-broken DB. The scenery was great so I didn't mind terribl
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by anuraaga 3y ago
Isn't it normal for mortgage payments to be at least to some degree higher than rent if talking averages? Bought property tends to be much larger right? I tried to find normalizing factors like it talking about payment per square foot
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by anuraaga 3y ago
I believe the point is that this is http/3 support added to the nghttp2 library which has been around for a long time, longer than Rust's mainstream popularity started to build. While I haven't used it personally I have heard
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by anuraaga 3y ago
It's too bad that there is still no JEP for an official context in Java. Disclaimer: I wrote the OTel one, and am sad to see yet more context implementations being made, including the OTel one, these really need to all be on the way ou
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by anuraaga 3y ago
I have found the single-dev projects to _always_ have a wonderful contributor experience, with company or vendor ones often being quite poor. Really can see the passion when they put in the effort to work together on improving the project.
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by anuraaga 3y ago
I'd say with semver becoming far better known, this is not a problem for "any" software development. The developer gets the choice to pick libraries that are stable, often also influencing language choice. Mistakes happen, Gu
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by anuraaga 3y ago
Does anyone know if all the time, it is not possible for the staff to know if you tipped or not when using the terminal? Not for post-pay but pre-pay, e.g. buying a coffee. I would generally be inclined not to tip in these situations but am
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by anuraaga 3y ago
Happy user of a Xiaomi band which has similar life and likely hardware. The strategy I found for charging is to habitually plug in when in the shower, the few mins of charge per day provides "forever" battery life for me.
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by anuraaga 3y ago
I was using Cloudflare DNS for a while until learning it was the cause of archive brokenness, switched to Google DNS, and recently have started trying out Adguard DNS just out of curiosity of trying out DNS-over-QUIC (requires a VPN app tha
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by anuraaga 3y ago
This seems likely a partnership between Google and Hashicorp, from what I understand most GCP integrations like redis are actually partnerships rather than just running the OSS independently. Potential license and trademark implications see
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by anuraaga 3y ago
It's interesting how even before this has taken hold on HN the repo was already basically dead https://github.com/google/project-gameface/pull/31#issuecomm... More interesting is not having the "Thi
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by anuraaga 3y ago
This is why I am happy to see RustRover - it's very likely the significantly better product is actually similar for the Go plugin. Once they release an IDE, it seems development picks up and things get a lot better quicker. I have used
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by anuraaga 3y ago
Will go ahead and start off the config wars as undoubtedly the OP intends. FWIW my best config experience has been with HOCON via typesafe|lightbend/config in Java. The ability to compose environment specific defaults in a reasonable w
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by anuraaga 3y ago
Didn't read through the entire thread but anyone that has experienced startups will have seen that the stack is decided by the tech co-founder/ first engineer. This is because they are often still the only engineer. And they will
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by anuraaga 3y ago
The article only talks about SBF and the supposes that there are others needing the same or more than him. There are no anecdotes or data for this though, usually you would at least expect some of "so and so has been in prison for 5 ye
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by anuraaga 3y ago
> The interviewer varies a lot though... And makes all the difference when you have an inexperienced one, or someone that doesn't care. I believe this is likely the main point being made about luck - be unlucky enough to hit up an i
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by anuraaga 3y ago
I remember first coming to Japan and playing a round of chess with someone who had mostly never played but was very strong at Shogi. I'm not master or anything but had played a lot and was still generally confident in tactics, and had
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by anuraaga 3y ago
The article mentions Linkedin presumably due to mindshare reasons, but it is Indeed that is far bigger in casual (not tech nerd) hiring. If Twitter enters the market, it seems like Indeed will be completely demolished. Wonder if they have a
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by anuraaga 3y ago
This thread is a great example of why not to talk about sex on HN. It can only go down from there.
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by anuraaga 3y ago
I am very much wondering this too. I've used Pulumi and like it a lot, it has a great UX in general. But the ecosystem for Terraform is orders of magnitude bigger, e.g. searching for help on Terraform is going to give a lot more result
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by anuraaga 3y ago
I live in Japan but was thinking of taking a Greyhound for a 2-hour or so ride during a US trip but a friend strongly advised against, the presumably exaggerated analogy was getting herpes just riding it. Another friend more familiar than m
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by anuraaga 3y ago
I've seen a lot about porkbun lately and they somehow seem to be the de facto option among HN folks. Currently I am thinking of focusing on AWS route 53 domains under the assumption that there is always a non-zero chance of needing som
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by anuraaga 3y ago
Great post! I respect people's decisions regarding the focus on privacy but above all I just need the internet to work and this was always a mysterious issue. Finally fixed by switching to Google DNS, which for me personally is not a p
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by anuraaga 3y ago
Yup - quit Facebook some years back with no regrets, even despite this, but the reality is that it means missing out on high school reunions, something I will never experience in my life because FB controls it.
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by anuraaga 3y ago
Is it actually proven or does it just sound nice when stated that way? Perhaps it is, but my counter proof would be taking no measures to protect privacy, very likely being fully tracked by government, and not having any negative consequenc
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by anuraaga 3y ago
I suspect they did eventually enable it by default to match expectations. I generally see a rate of actually showing compilation errors of around 70%? Perhaps higher, it's not the 100% of other languages like Java/Go, and anecdota
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by anuraaga 3y ago
I got excited that this is a new, official IDE for Rust from Jetbrains but it's just a repost of the usual plugin. I LOVE their IDEs for Java, Go, Python, JS, and even objective c though that one recently died. The rust plugin still fo
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by anuraaga 3y ago
> In fairness to Microsoft, a working solution is elusive because many vulnerable drivers continue to be used legitimately by large numbers of paying customers. A revocation of such drivers could cause crucial software worldwide to sudde
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by anuraaga 3y ago
Huh?

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