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by brad0 9y ago
If you're asking the question then the answer is probably yes. You're asking this question for a reason. Be 100% honest with yourself and ask "what would the optimal version of me be doing instead of reading HN". If you&
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Streamroot raises $3.2M for its peer-to-peer video delivery technology(techcrunch.com)
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Yes I agree! I didn't really make myself clear. I feel that if yarn kept its strategy but had more senior developers writing the core software I think it could have been able to outpace npm in terms of features and speed. If this had h
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This is my line of reasoning, not necessarily the OPs. There's a book called Thinking that (I think) covers this topic. I'm assuming you're a well educated man that had a good upbringing. As that man, do you want to go to war
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I jumped on node around the same time and I've come to an opposite conclusion. The things I liked was the offline cache and the yarn integrity. However there was just too many issues regarding its dependency on npm and not playing nice
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by brad0 9y ago
I checked the GitHub to work out what rr is: > rr is a lightweight tool for recording and replaying execution of applications (trees of processes and threads). More information about the project, including instructions on how to install,
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by brad0 9y ago
I agree that it's terrible and it promotes bad behaviour. I'm yet to see a system that outperforms it though.
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Other comments say this guy should learn how to communicate better. I agree with that. Knowing the person you're talking to helps greatly. The average recruiter has a high school certificate and that's it. They're hired to do
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I've heard that handling most plastics affect testosterone production. https://www.google.com.au/amp/s/www.anabolicmen.com/plastic-... How can we avoid plastics in our food and water though? Could this b
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by brad0 9y ago
Nice find. I thought it was a parody there for a while. You can tell it's aimed at taking advantage of people that don't have much. "If I invest in this coin I can fly a jet pack around Dubai!"
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My cousin told me I should invest in a particular cryptocoin the other day. He knows little about computers and nothing about why this altcoin would be valuable. When everyday people are investing in these coins to make a quick buck it make
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The cost of maintenance is one. The other is getting back bikes that have been misplaced due to bad behaviour.
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Aren't all of these bike sharing startups a symptom of a bigger cause? Afaik there's a huge property bubble in China, particularly in Beijing. A lot of people have become billionaires quickly and they're looking to invest tha
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Sadly I think the pun was completely missed by the author. :)
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So a JVM language? I'm asking because the site won't load for me.
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Could you expand on this? What was terrible about the memo and on what grounds does he deserve to be fired?
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Two things: -- When most people talk diversity these days they're talking about skin colour or gender or some other arbitrary division. I'm really happy with how the author handles this - he emphasises that he's talking about
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Ask HN: What benefits do comments on HN have?
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I quite like this idea. I run a basic http server with a nodejs backend. It gets ~3000 hits a month. It costs around $6 on AWS. It costs around 0.2c per request. It would be simple to build a system that charges per use - most SaaS companie
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Wasn't gizmodo the same site that published the modified Google Manifesto? I'm glad that gizmodo is covering free speech (I believe they're left leaning in general). Just make sure to verify all the claims made in any politic
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> I'm not going to add support for a fork lightly; I don't think this will stick; and I don't think a fork is an appropriate or well-timed response to what's been happening. Either way, I wouldn't add support for
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by brad0 9y ago
Good write up! It's great to see people testing out these projects.
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I read the article but I don't understand what it was that the director did. Does anyone have the list of violations? I'm curious what the violations were that caused a fork to be created. -- EDIT: thanks to devmunchies https:&#x
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Kademlia, a P2P distributed hash table. DHTs are very complex from the outside but very simple once you understand the building blocks. https://pdos.csail.mit.edu/~petar/papers/maymounkov-kademlia...
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Don't forget selection bias as well. People who may earn outside the already reported range are more likely to not report IMO.
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This kind of attitude frustrates me. It takes the stance that the world should change to make it best for your own personal situation. Take charge of your own decisions and work out what actions you can do to make your situation better. ht
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Great write up! I wish I had have known this when I was younger. If you feel this way start by working on small projects to completion. Everyone starts somewhere.
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Yeah you're right. Open standards makes sense. It's a shame that no one takes something like the old Android codebase and makes it for web in the canvas. Is that even possible?
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Why is it that we have to bring web technologies to the native platforms rather than using native platforms on the web?
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I believe it's a combination of things. - everyone gets a trophy/self esteem movement. We've been taught that no matter what happens we will be told it's good. We never learned to challenge ourselves. - the move to socia

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