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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
Why do people continue to use the word “moat” only in context of AI companies?
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
From so many of the comments I just see entitlement from people too reliant on agents to do their work. Again, I am patiently waiting for the AI bubble to burst.
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
The first CD-ROM gaming experience I remember was the Turbo Duo console from late 1991. It came with 2 disks of games. The first and primary disk contained Bonk I, Bonk II, Gates of Thunder, and a hidden Bomberman 3. The second disk cont
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
Yes, the future of software as an institution, if there is any, is driven by the loudest voices. Those loudest voices are thus driven by selected personalities as opposed to any accomplishment or title. The people who are the highest achiev
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
Do you want to do a start up or get a PhD? You don’t need a PhD to start a business. You sound all over the place. If you want to get a PhD then go get one because you want to do research. If you want to start a business then do that instea
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
I already love this and wish it were a user setting like the toggle for show dead. It increases my enjoyment of HN by 100%.
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
it makes you look like you take on debt without reading term sheets. That is exactly the case 80% of the time, knowingly bad decisions to solve unrelated concerns. The most common scenario is over reliance on abstractions to increase cand
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
The best way: Measure things, list the results, and compare the numbers. Making determinations about product improvement based on numbers always requires original opinions. Most developers cannot do this, especially when the numbers contrad
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
Imagine that becoming the norm for memory. With that size and speed desktop computation would wildly change.
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
In 2023 it took me 6 months to find a new job where I was quickly elevated into management. Now I am looking again and there are fewer management jobs to apply to. I am considering figuring out freelance work instead.
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
HTTP over WebSockets : Sounds like the same tag line I have been using in my project for the past 2 years. https://github.com/prettydiff/aphorio My approach is pretty simple. Since the connection phase of WebSockets
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Show HN: Aphorio – 3,250,000 WebSocket sends in 0.002 seconds (Ryzen 9 9900X)(github.com)
3 points by austin-cheney 2mo ago|1 comments
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
I don’t typically use AI when programming. When putting my perf tests behind a setTimeout I found I could push my WebSocket message send speed from 3,250,000 messages per second to about 3,250,000 messages in about 0.002 seconds. I did not
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
I am working on Aphorio. It’s a web server and container manager plus dashboard for managing resources and more. On my local desktop the WebSockets can send messages at a speed of 3,250,000 per second. It’s just TypeScript and Node.js with
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
Most of the comments in this thread, including much of yours, are about things not covered by or related to the article. While your commentary may be more valid in a different context it isn't valid here. That makes it akin to wishfu
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
What immunity applies here? The officers were fired and remain subjects of an active ongoing criminal investigation, according to the article.
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
This isn’t a qualified immunity issue due to intent and criminality. Qualified immunity is only a shield from civil actions involving non-malicious, in terms of ethics, intent.
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
I just stated I read the article. I was never trying to debate anything. It appears most of these comments have no idea what the article is about.
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
This is called a strawman. The article was about misconduct, not technology.
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
From reading the article it seems the problem was not surveillance in any form but unauthorized use of police systems. I am not seeing anything new here. For decades police can be investigated for any improper searches of license plates or
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
The topic paragraph and comments indicate you already have your own conclusion to this question. If you already have an answer to your own question then why ask in the first place? This sounds like cognitive conservatism in search of suppor
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
All these upvotes on the comment indicates it makes sense to somebody. If you really don’t understand I recommend having a friend read the words slowly and out loud for you.
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
Perhaps because Israel is now universally despised and these abusive intelligence operations are subjects of interest in their own right, but really any kind of excessively minor black eye to Israeli abuse is now interesting as well. If Isr
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
I should write a book about being a fobbit in the Army who sits around all day bored as hell. I suspect it would sound strikingly similar to Catch 22.
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
Code was never the hard part I roll my eyes at this when thinking about the poor JavaScript developer that cannot write code without things like jquery or React. If code were so easy there wouldn’t be so much bloat and slow garbage in the
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
Just as a reminder this subject of AI replacing developers come up all the time but it has not happened yet. People want to focus on AI but the same problem has always been there for 2-4 decades. Software, as a profession, has no credential
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Show HN: Aphorio, Dashboard for containers and webservers, maybe faster than Bun(github.com)
1 points by austin-cheney 2mo ago|0 comments
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
Mobile software belongs to the platform because that is where the money is. Apple does not make most of its money from selling phones. It makes money on things like iTunes, AppStore, mobile advertising, and other transactions. Apple is w
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
Excellent article. This deserves more attention. The successor to WebSockets, Web Transport, is to be based on HTTP/3 QUIC. I don’t think that will be faster. It’s hard to tell because all my practical experience is with Node.js and No
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by austin-cheney 2mo ago
This will sound counter-intuitive but start with a product, not a solution. Build something that does something practical. It’s way less effort to pivot something you already have.

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