didip

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1. 721.▲
   by didip 6y ago

   So... is this legal? I guess it depends on where you incorporate the company?
2. 722.▲
   by didip 6y ago

   Heh, I totally did the restaurant platform and just like him it failed because all of the customers run razor margin business and some of them are still uncomfortable with the internet. But unlike him, I noticed the downward trends and dec
3. 723.▲
   by didip 6y ago

   What? I have to hard disagree. There has been a plethora of brand new languages since 1996. Most of them are due to LLVM, which is impressive on its own. Not to mention Clang. Search engine used to be considered an impossible problem (just
4. 724.▲
   by didip 6y ago

   I still remembered Google Panda update in 2011, destroyed many low effort SEO farms. I wonder why Google stopped fighting this good fight anymore.
5. 725.▲
   by didip 6y ago

   I am curious about the backend server of Matrix. Can it be scaled beyond 1 server? For example, by using Kafka or Nats?
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   Open source Kubernetes native workflows, events, CI and CD(argoproj.github.io)

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7. 727.▲
   by didip 6y ago

   Thank you for responding! I will!
8. 728.▲
   by didip 6y ago

   Congratulations! I am a happy user of Apache Airflow. If I may hijack this thread for a small feature request plea. I wish that the gantt chart is exposed as an API. Or, simply support alerting directly inside the gantt chart. It would make
9. 729.▲
   by didip 6y ago

   It's quite insane how well Stripe executes their strategies. Their API docs set examples to all the other startups.
10. 730.▲
    by didip 6y ago

    I agree. If you are in decision making position, I struggle to see why would you want to spend so much energy installing Prometheus + Grafana stack instead of just using DataDog. Even worse if your company attempts to build Prometheus/
11. 731.▲
    by didip 6y ago

    I watched somewhere on YouTube that nuclear family is designed to enhance consumerism. You sell less stuff if there are multiple families sharing the same items.
12. 732.▲
    by didip 6y ago

    I am with you, I wish the world would just adopt Lua as their config files.
13. 733.▲
    by didip 6y ago

    I have to say, this comment is quite ridiculous. Might as well say that Google is simple because it's just an app with one search field. I never work for Uber but I can easily imagine the following problems: * Map data is not a solved
14. 734.▲
    by didip 6y ago

    The most pragmatic advice is to hang in there, create and reach your FIRE goal, and then quit and do your most passionate hobbies.
15. 735.▲
    by didip 6y ago

    One sub category that needs a lot of attention is missing from the side bar: Controller HUD on mobile games. Often times the software joystick requires thumbs gymnastic, a major improvement is needed here.
16. 736.▲
    by didip 6y ago

    I have been a user since the beginning and I am probably in the minority here, but I really like the new reddit.com. The old reddit is simply too ugly for me. They just have to make the site loads much faster to improve the UX, and make sur
17. 737.▲
    by didip 6y ago

    Javascript was such a misopportunity to use Scheme instead. All three HTML, JS, and CSS could have used one Lisp-like dialect. Also, I remembered that JS was horribly misunderstood for a long time because people weren’t used to the prototyp
18. 738.▲
    by didip 6y ago

    So, is there a cloud email backup service? I had this happen to my hotmail and that sucked.
19. 739.▲
    by didip 6y ago

    How much? I can't find acquisition price anywhere.
20. 740.▲
    by didip 6y ago

    The thing is, Dropbox talent level is probably quite high. Thus, they can build a lot of internal APIs to manage their own hardware (Think: Software Defined Networking, Kubernetes, lambda-like platform, programatic scheduler, etc). If you d
21. 741.▲
    by didip 6y ago

    I personally like this combo as my "framework": * go-chi/chi * rs/zerolog * html/template * spf13/viper * raw SQL
22. 742.▲
    by didip 6y ago

    I think the real problem here is companies unwilling to invest in their own people, both ICs and managers. * Managers don't get proper training. * ICs don't get proper training. * No one want to train juniors and interns. * Very f
23. 743.▲
    by didip 6y ago

    An even easier solution is to simply work for a tech company that values you as an asset instead of cost-center. In such companies refactoring discussion is normal and protected (within reasons). Where as in a cost-center company, refactor
24. 744.▲
    by didip 6y ago

    It is a very legitimate concern. All it takes is one cancer.
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    by didip 6y ago

    Does anyone have any articles highlighting the benefit of K3S? I am struggling to understand its pros and cons.
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    by didip 6y ago

    There are simply too many large projects done in dynamic language to show that it's probably a good idea for them. Or they eventually come up with a hybrid micro services.
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    by didip 6y ago

    This is just my humble opinion, but i'd argue that it is much easier to hire Go developers than Scala or Clojure, even outside Silicon Valley.
28. 748.▲
    by didip 6y ago

    This precise struggle is why Go is created, and also why Rob Pike said what he said. The industry needs a statically typed language with good ergonomics (not typing too much) and performant. I agree with you, asking everyone to be disciplin
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    by didip 6y ago

    The one thing that makes me happy about Raspberry Pi (and its Raspbian OS) vs other Linux build is that it really reminds me of the early days of Personal Computer revolution. Raspberry Pi, similar to early Personal Computers, is so hackabl
30. 750.▲
    by didip 6y ago

    I am surprised that they lasted this long. I am curious, how do they make money?