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by daitangio 1y ago
Replit, Lovable Cursor ok... but how much of this company will survive in the next 2 years? I wrote a small post, and I'd like your opinion!
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by daitangio 1y ago
I do not know: the lack of proper docker compose support it is a problem for me. About security: gVistor adoption failure in Google is a proof that containerization cannot be enforced easily and container will always be less secure than a V
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by daitangio 1y ago
Right in theory hard to do in practice. Also business needs are awful complex, guys.
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by daitangio 1y ago
Bitnami K8s helm charts was very well done but overall we can live without them. I would suggest boradcom to offer two tie: one free on they repository and one se t of more specific images. Burning the docker.io images is a dumb move.
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Show HN: Misterio the Docker-compose stateless alternative to Ansible(github.com)
2 points by daitangio 1y ago|0 comments
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by daitangio 1y ago
Nice… keep in mind there are already very mature tools like https://tiddlywiki.com/ which supports a plugin architecture.
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by daitangio 1y ago
Yes hugo+template+isso (my Giorgi.com setup) has some hidden dependencies but you can get a fancy site in very little time. A dynamic web site is exciting to design, but require a lot of effort… I suggest to use Python Django: it has a tuto
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by daitangio 1y ago
Java is the new Cobol. Java had changing its skin: Applets and Security managers, part of the cornerstone of Java 1.102 are gone. So Java are 2-3 different evolving language nowadays. JVM has so strong optimization layers which make very di
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by daitangio 1y ago
I wrapped together a simple yet powerful queue system: https://github.com/daitangio/pque I evaluated Listen/notify but it seems to loose messages if no one is listening, so its use case seems pretty limited to me
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by daitangio 1y ago
Very well written article! I used xor just as fast clear register :)
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by daitangio 1y ago
i am working on GenAI email-based service in my spare time. It is still in its infancy but let me explore LLama3 feature on Ollama. I plan to open source its core if no similar ideas are out of there. My Misterio docker based tool is search
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by daitangio 1y ago
Software metric are hard, indeed :) Be prepared in a ai-code world when more code does not mean better code.
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by daitangio 1y ago
Very interesting. I was m always amazed by the code complexity behind C/64. Also, all this logic was squeezed in so few bytes!
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by daitangio 1y ago
Sad to say, but for the meantime Wordpress is a dead end at least for my personal needs. I wrote about it in my blog [1]. It is an amazing tool with an unstable company behind. Time will show us if the FAIR Package Manager will be able to i
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by daitangio 1y ago
Hum for me vanilla is html+css. If you throw in javascript language, I do not see the 'vanilla' anymore :) I ended up using hugo + isso (for commenting) and it works very well. I moved to this setup after the wordpress drama, and
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by daitangio 1y ago
I developed a tiny wrapper around docker compose which work on my use case: https://github.com/daitangio/misterio It can manage multiple machine with just ssh access and docker install.
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Ask HN: Does machine learning make sense if GenAI keep evolving?
3 points by daitangio 1y ago|0 comments
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by daitangio 1y ago
I have used yahoo search for two months on my mobile phone: it worked and it is still active. I have a similar experience using Bing. Google is stronger but not so much as it was in 2000 (when the other search engines were...terrible). Toda
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by daitangio 2y ago
Yes. Oracle version is not free anymore: you need at least an Oracle product to use it. As far as I know, it is "free of charge" if you have an Oracle DB license. So avoid oracle version outside enterprise contract
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by daitangio 2y ago
Java was created to solve some frequent troubles you have in C-code. I do not want to be rude, but C has some error-prone syntax: if you forget a *, you will be in trouble. If you do 1 byte offset error on an array in the stack, you get err
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by daitangio 2y ago
As Far as I can understand, Firefox is paid by Google just to justify chrome is not the only choice, and avoid anti-trust lawsuit. I read the Google money are the true income, and it is a pity, because this technology merits more now than i
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by daitangio 2y ago
Very nice indeed… I wasted a lot of time playing on it!
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by daitangio 2y ago
Yes, it is right they do not care. This is the reason RubyOnRails teached us how to go fast on web development. The problem is that there is no good rule to choose the RIGHT stack, and that is the challenge! For instance Joel Sposlky'
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by daitangio 2y ago
On 8bit computers (like Z80, 8086 etc) XOR REG,REG is often faster than REG <-0 operation.
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by daitangio 2y ago
As far as I know, windows calculator have a similar approach. It use rational, and switch to Taylor expansion to try to avoid cancellation errors. Microsoft open sourced it some times ago on GitHub
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by daitangio 2y ago
I blog from 2000 circa. I do very little advertising on my articles in gioorgi.com I write because I need to put down my throughts on a lot of different topics and/or just to take some notes. I hope to be able to keep my blog alive fo
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by daitangio 2y ago
I do not know. I learned it when I was 12, but it was quite challenging for me. Pros: It is very ortagonal, has no memory-to-memory instructions Zero page is like a having 256 generic RISC registers (a bit faster than accessing to other me
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by daitangio 2y ago
I suggest to add at least Hoare CSP and something about quick sort
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by daitangio 2y ago
I love this site, it helped me and it also funny. Kudos to the creator!
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by daitangio 2y ago
With isso for comments!

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