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by blacksoil 7y ago
I feel like WSL and the fact that Microsoft tries to make Windows a decent development OS is really exciting. As I'm writing this, I'm setting up my gaming laptop (which wouldn't run Linux nicely, natively) to be a spare deve
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Visual Studio Code on Linux Subsystem for Windows(code.visualstudio.com)
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CERN turns to open source software as Microsoft increases its fees(engadget.com)
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by blacksoil 7y ago
502 gateway :( too much traffic?
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by blacksoil 7y ago
Thanks for the insight!
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by blacksoil 7y ago
I live in Indonesia, here people don't even separate compostable, recyclable, and junks. Everything is just mixed and piled together like a man-made mountain at the central garbage dump site. One day there was even a homeless trying to
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by blacksoil 7y ago
I'm guessing they wanna do a customer support and actually have things like bug fixes, OTA updates, etc? On the other hand, lineage is a little bit buggy here and there and the experience differs depending on the phones, which makes it
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by blacksoil 7y ago
That's true. His perspective is more of VCs than us.
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by blacksoil 7y ago
I'm one of the people who'd definitely use an alternative to ElasticSearch! I hate the fact that elastic search is using Java. It just takes up too much memory.
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by blacksoil 7y ago
That's pretty cool! Thanks for sharing. You should post it to indiehackers.com, people would learn so much from your experience :)
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by blacksoil 7y ago
You're making a really good insight here. I just wanna give some examples to add to your point. Here in Indonesia there are 2 big Uber clone (at least initially): Gojek and Grab that are both unicorn. In the beginning, they both starte
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by blacksoil 7y ago
If it's "exactly the same thing", I personally wouldn't do it. It doesn't have to be something so significantly different, but it has to be a solution to some real pain points that persist on the existing solution.
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by blacksoil 7y ago
This looks cool! Just curious though, do you know we can achieve something similar using ssh reverse-tunneling?
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Microsoft Bosque, a TypeScript Inspired Language(github.com)
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Linux 5.2 Is Introducing Fieldbus Subsystem(phoronix.com)
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by blacksoil 8y ago
I still develop using server-rendered like it's 2012. Since I'm pretty much an indie dev, I just don't think it's worth my time to initally start a project off REST API (i.e. using react) because it's literally 1 mo
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by blacksoil 8y ago
For those interested in compiler, this is pretty interesting discussion: https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=89501 This bug ultimately duped into the bug linked on the thread. These lines that Linus wrote are
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15 Years Old GCC Bug(gcc.gnu.org)
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Ryzen System-on-Chip (SoC)(amd.com)
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Memory management “more effective” on Windows than Linux?(reddit.com)
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[2014] The future that everyone forgot(medium.com)
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by blacksoil 8y ago
Not sure why I'm being downvoted for this comment. But man, seriously?
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by blacksoil 8y ago
I remembered coming across Hugo ( https://gohugo.io ), after playing around with it, I think this is what I'm looking for! :) Isn't exactly the answer of what I described as the question, but Hugo seems to fit my needs.
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by blacksoil 8y ago
>>You're honestly not going to find anything much more basic than those two. I'm looking exactly the opposite of this. I don't wanna spend time learning the "basic". I'm looking for an abstraction on top
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Ask HN: Is there already a language that compiles to HTML/CSS?
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by blacksoil 8y ago
> The upshot is that it can be easily replicated by anyone in a similar space I think many problems are like this. We engineers to think that we have to build something "rocket science", but actually many businesses don't
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Went Back to My Home Country to Work on Startups: The Things I Wish I Knew(medium.com)
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Ask HN: Trying to Help Out with K12 Education of a Developing Country
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Asynchronous stack traces: why await beats Promise#then()(mathiasbynens.be)
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by blacksoil 8y ago
I really enjoyed the famous Andrew Ng's machine learning course on Coursera. That was my first exposure to MOOC and I was amazed that such great content was available for free.

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