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Gokrazy – a pure-Go userland for Raspberry Pi 3 appliances(gokrazy.github.io)
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by dchuk 10y ago
So you eliminated the biggest cause of slow down in crawling, network latency, and are asserting yours is faster?
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by dchuk 10y ago
Are you aware of this library in a very similar space? https://github.com/quilljs/quill Not trying to put you down, just want to make sure you are aware of the potential naming conflict (both things are for authoring c
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by dchuk 10y ago
Yes? I mean, you have to admit what you built is the epitome of edge case when it comes to how a browser is typically used, and is actually exactly the type of thing they want to optimize because basically if you aren't looking at the
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by dchuk 10y ago
> Also, with ~$1.4 bn raised, they're too big to fail. So many companies have raised hundreds of millions/billions of dollars and then either completely blew up or became a shell of their former selves. Nothing is too big to fa
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by dchuk 10y ago
If you use it, and like it, why does the name matter anymore? Is it an embarrassment thing?
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by dchuk 10y ago
I haven't yet. Any good getting started guides/tutorials you could recommend?
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by dchuk 10y ago
The "Use compose-files to deploy swarm mode services" is really intriguing to me, especially when they quote this one liner: > docker stack deploy --compose-file=docker-compose.yml my_stack But there's no links to further
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by dchuk 10y ago
I wonder how much of those issues are Google Map's "fault"? (genuinely curious). I have the same issue where every damn time the uber tries to pick me up in the alley behind my apartment, not the street, for no good reason.
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by dchuk 10y ago
Uber's current problem is they have run out of things to innovate on. They've pretty much nailed the UX in their app, and all they're left with is cars taking people from Point A to Point B. What is left to improve on there?
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by dchuk 10y ago
Despite there being no info on this page, judging by the sheer size of this thing (it looks bigger than the whole MBP), I would hope that it has eGPU, storage, battery, etc. Shit it's big enough to have a DVD drive from the looks of it
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by dchuk 10y ago
So do you just have some huge empty room/garage in your house then? Are you ever afraid of smashing into stuff around you that you can't see because of the goggles?
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by dchuk 10y ago
I always defer to frameworks when working on any project, large or small, so this looks really cool to me as we have been debating on breaking out some of our high volume components into microservices at work and Go is an option. For large
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by dchuk 10y ago
I really like your landing page. Is that a theme you're using? Or custom?
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by dchuk 10y ago
So first of all, Wordpress.com/.org is the premier blogging destination, powering some stupid number of all websites in the world. Medium is the premier platform in the Silicon Valley Techno-Bubble. I'm not saying what they'v
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by dchuk 10y ago
Right, but in this instance, Medium was created by the guy who created Blogger. It's the exact same thing, just newer and prettier.
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by dchuk 10y ago
I just don't get why people consider Medium to be so remarkable or innovative. It's just Blogger 2.0, in a prettier outfit. It's just a whole bunch of networked blogs, started by a really popular Silicon Valley dude. And now
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by dchuk 10y ago
I desperately want exactly this in a Macbook Pro: "The X1 Carbon delivers up to 15.5 hours of battery life. And if you’re running low, the rapid charging feature provides 80% capacity in just an hour." Specifically the rapid charg
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by dchuk 10y ago
You have to delegate planning/architecture/development always. You can't afford to take deep dives into specific things anymore because you will be in charge of many more disparate tasks. Every once in a while you can partici
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by dchuk 10y ago
God I hope not. Voice input is a terrible UX, because as a user, you have no idea what the system can and can't do. Every single Voice UX I've used for input (Siri, Alexa, etc) is a fumbling around experience where inevitably I ca
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by dchuk 10y ago
This concept implies that it's possible to discover all possible scope before starting a project, which is almost always not the case on any project of relevant scale. This is waterfall. The notion of "you'll get the rest of
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by dchuk 10y ago
This is all fine and dandy, but when the executives that should have little to no interaction with engineers (paraphrasing) are also the ones approving the budgets and cutting the checks to fund projects, you kinda have to respond with esti
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by dchuk 10y ago
Did you just suggest we consider stuff they got right that we will never know the actual details of?
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by dchuk 10y ago
They can, and if that works for your team then go for it. Generally, forcing people to talk to each other as human beings tends to get things resolved much more quickly than easily dismissible messages/emails.
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by dchuk 10y ago
if you have a ten person standup, and 8 of those people say "everything's going fine", and they're being honest (key), then you had a good standup. It's good because those other two people are saying "I'm
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by dchuk 10y ago
You need someone involved who is willing and able to cut through the bullshit and call people out for doing that then. Daily standups quickly devolve to status updates, when the true purpose is to identify blockers and dependencies before t
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by dchuk 10y ago
Can you expand more on "we do a lot of product detection + recognition + search, primarily for retailers" please? Is that something like identifying products in social media images or something?
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by dchuk 10y ago
I've become intrigued recently by this technology: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plasma_gasification and its potential applications in the energy/cleantech space. From what I can tell, at least in the US, peo
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by dchuk 10y ago
This is a variation of the classic ethical debate of the Trolley Car Problem: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trolley_problem There is really no "right" answer in the absolute sense, but it's a great party
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by dchuk 10y ago
Interesting that their "What is Kontena" doesn't actually tell you what it is: > Kontena is an open source container & microservices platform designed for software developers. It is easy to set up, use and maintain. Th

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