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571.
by didip 5y ago
Demo: https://web.dahliaos.io/#home The UI is still quite slow. Hard to get excited about Flutter.
572.
by didip 5y ago
That's what I thought too. Isn't the team disbanded by Mozilla?
573.
by didip 5y ago
What's even harder is product-market fit. How do you even begin testing the market hypothesis?
574.
by didip 5y ago
Why should I when I can get 30%-50% gain every time I switch jobs (if I planned it carefully).
575.
by didip 5y ago
Gotta say, Microsoft is an amazing acquirer (in recent years). Unrelatedly, it got me thinking... What if Microsoft bought Yahoo and Docker?
576.
by didip 5y ago
Did you send a downtime notification to her and update your family’s status page?
577.
by didip 5y ago
I still remembered Panda change they made in 2011. It is vividly burned in my memory because I used to work for one of those trash website that polluted Google search results. When Panda came out, I was like… what took you so long (also, ti
578.
by didip 5y ago
Wow. Do I need more reasons to hate perl? Yes, apparently.
579.
by didip 5y ago
I have fond memories talking to Linode customer service when I was still a noob sysadmin. They were extremely helpful and polite. I hope that all the employees get good kickbacks from the sale.
580.
by didip 5y ago
I have been hanging out here since 2009, HN is probably the tamest message board I am a part of. If anything, HN can sometimes be overly moderated. The most toxic posts are when people talk about politics. I wish there's a way for HN t
581.
by didip 5y ago
To be honest, contrary to the popular hate, Reddit is actually one of the more useful social network I've used. It contains a lot of memes/junk but it also contains a wealth of people's knowledge. Reddit should steal 1-3 top
582.
by didip 5y ago
This is just a comment from 1 guy so take it with a bucket full of salt. In my opinion, the biggest error of Mozilla is not responding quickly to the computing trends. Mozilla had a lot of great tech even in the early 2000s but it failed to
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Ask HN: Who Profits from IoT Market?
3 points by didip 5y ago|2 comments
584.
by didip 5y ago
I always appreciate the historical journey why someone made X the way it is. Thank you for sharing.
585.
by didip 5y ago
Won't Python be a total bottleneck from compute perspective and concurrency perspective?
586.
by didip 5y ago
I would love to learn from database experts here: Why some databases choose to use segment files as persistence and why some other databases choose to use key-value as persistence? From my perspective, using key-value is very convenient bec
587.
by didip 5y ago
It has too many "thought leaders" though, I don't find relationships in LinkedIn genuine at all.
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Ask HN: How do you find real customers?
4 points by didip 5y ago|0 comments
589.
by didip 5y ago
Because dark mode is superior. It can be used during day time and it doesn't give you headache at night time.
590.
by didip 5y ago
Stock dropped by 22% as well.
591.
by didip 5y ago
What would you do when you cannot find monetization path like Path did?
592.
by didip 5y ago
Is Heroku still relevant in the public cloud market? Their price point and compute power looks very uncompetitive.
593.
by didip 5y ago
I can see why running Docker daemon on the browser can be seen as excessive. But running docker container does not need to use dockerd. One can flatten the filesystem and have systemd run the container directly.
594.
by didip 5y ago
I always wonder if someone will eventually put Docker container up on the browser. It will make tons of experimentation work easy.
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by didip 5y ago
Reminded me of ToyDB, written in Rust. https://github.com/erikgrinaker/toydb
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Phalanx is a cloud-native distributed search engine with REST API written in Go(github.com)
3 points by didip 5y ago|0 comments
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Porcupine: Fast linearizability checker to test distributed system correctness(github.com)
3 points by didip 5y ago|0 comments
598.
by didip 5y ago
For the life of me, I could not make podman working to replace Docker. I keep getting various errors. I just made the switch to colima. Thanks for mentioning it!
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by didip 5y ago
Feature flag is inevitable for all large software projects. 1. To hide not-yet-ready features that have production dependencies. 2. To route special users to a different code path. 3. To test new ML code on a fraction of users. 4. After a r
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by didip 5y ago
wow! I have seen this in real life but had no idea what's the name. It definitely seems simpler and safer than jetpack.

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