dannywarner

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by dannywarner 5y ago
What budget for cloud infrastructure for 100K/mo buyers to an ecommerce website, approximate range, with typical purchase habits? I am new to Flink. We use Redis in production.
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by dannywarner 5y ago
Algolia. It is used on here on the search bar on the end of the page.
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by dannywarner 5y ago
Interesting. With search 'java lambda function equivalent' I see results different to Bing, Google and DuckDuckGo. Greater difference still for "elon musk latest news". My guess, they use Bing where they lack their own i
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by dannywarner 5y ago
Interesting. What kind of bureaucracy?
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by dannywarner 5y ago
+1 for andisearch also. Totally different approach. Have barely seen it talked about on here. The results are dope, however. I very much appreciate marginalia as well. I applaud the programmers making new and interesting tools in this space
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by dannywarner 5y ago
The Australian government made a big push to make Google and Facebook pay Australian news sites for links to content on their platforms. Google made a number of moves to head that off, including pumping money into local initiatives and a de
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Google will soon ask Australian users to show ID to view some content(reclaimthenet.org)
202 points by dannywarner 5y ago|204 comments
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by dannywarner 5y ago
Many prices of goods are not dissimilar numbers to the numbers on Australian or American prices now. Print of beer 4, or a bottle of wine 8 to 20. This reminds me of The Economist Big Mac index ( https://www.economist.com/big
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by dannywarner 5y ago
Good reasons the future of space should be private companies. We need more SpaceXes and not more state-sponsored.
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Tell HN: Product Hunt is full of shill accounts, paid upvotes and spam
153 points by dannywarner 5y ago|32 comments
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Metaphor: Searching the Web with Language Models(metaphor.so)
18 points by dannywarner 5y ago|2 comments
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by dannywarner 5y ago
I like the line "There’s a comforting familiarity in reading the same internet argument over and over again." The problem I think with visual programming tools is people get stuck. I watched my dad's career die stuck in Visua
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by dannywarner 5y ago
You can have way more impact as a teen software developer than almost any field in history. It is a force multiplier to the sort of talent and energy that earlier generations showed by doing paper runs. I reckon open source projects and app
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by dannywarner 5y ago
Curiously, I noticed you changed your username. Here's an updated link to your profile showing the same May 15, 2020 date, and comment/post history. https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=navyeet If you're inte
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by dannywarner 5y ago
No, your statement is not correct. I can see your account was created on May 15, 2020 and that you have no other comments at https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=nbabra . The OP account that posted the link was nmwnmw. It wa
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by dannywarner 5y ago
It's a fair question whether the architects of Google's ad monopoly are the right people to build a private search engine. As noted in the comments here, Neeva's own website says "Neeva was founded by Sridhar Ramaswamy (
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by dannywarner 5y ago
My favourite quote from The Pragmatic Programmer is this one. "Text manipulation languages are to programming what routers are to woodworking. They are noisy , messy, and somewhat brute force. Make mistakes with them, and entire pieces
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by dannywarner 5y ago
This is a great use of the OpenAI Codex. It's fast in VS Code. My early impression is that the more popular the language the better it does. So Javascript is almost magic and something like Rust still useful. I'm looking forward t
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by dannywarner 5y ago
I tried signing up a few weeks ago and they are not allowing international or Australian access. I'm surprised the comments here are missing the elephant in the room. Sridhar Ramaswamy was the Google executive directly responsible for