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by didip 6y ago
I like this idea a lot actually. I've been pondering of doing the same thing in Go. There are some edges though... for example what if you want to do further composition based on if/else clause.
782.
by didip 6y ago
If people are really serious about writing virtualization in Rust, they should just contribute to firecracker: https://github.com/firecracker-microvm/firecracker
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by didip 6y ago
What kind of commercial products Mozilla have? I am not aware of their offerings beside Firefox and Thunderbird.
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by didip 6y ago
I have been curious about Olric for a while now. * It is embeddable. * Seems easy to install, even without Kubernetes. I am just missing performance number to answer questions like: Is it significantly faster than etcd? Is it faster than ti
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by didip 6y ago
I hate to be a debby downer but this is nothing but virtue signaling. How can we enforce this? Strong individual ethics without ability to do anything about it will simply make engineers feel helpless. And that’s just going to hurt happines
786.
by didip 6y ago
The video search is broken for me, tested on Chrome with the keyword "golang". It's just showing blank.
787.
by didip 6y ago
This is a non-issue, thus no need for a solution. If you have too many config files, then you should use less tools. Besides, most of them are already hidden anyway (because of dotfiles).
788.
by didip 6y ago
I am surprised that it doesn't have public interfaces with context. Network file system could use the same interfaces + timeout settings.
789.
by didip 6y ago
As an American who had to use WeChat for some stubborn friends... I think WeChat UI is superior because they organize features in a nice boxed grid. I can ignore things that I don't care about easily.
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by didip 6y ago
Jonan! Long time indeed. Well, I am glad that they are all open sourced now. It’s a good decision.
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by didip 6y ago
I might be mistaken, but I thought they open source their agents in the early days?
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Apple announces 4-1 stock split(finance.yahoo.com)
3 points by didip 6y ago|3 comments
793.
by didip 6y ago
It has been so long since I last heard activities on Ruby. I had assume people moved on to Go or Rust for high traffic work by now.
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by didip 6y ago
I agree, for any hierarchical needs, I just put them on my private git in the form of markdown folders.
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by didip 6y ago
I find your story very interesting, thank you for sharing that. It also gives an interesting background as to why questdb is different than all the other competitors in the space.
796.
by didip 6y ago
heh, one of my classmates had this. His cat loves sitting on top of it, causing it to shutdown unexpectedly.
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by didip 6y ago
I don't know about the use-case in work environment. No one I know wants to be that close to each other at work. Small startups, maybe... However, my wife would totally use this. She does this already, "zooming" with her girl
798.
by didip 6y ago
My first guess would be the car lobbyists doing. They are powerful enough to tear down so many street-car rails all over America.
799.
by didip 6y ago
Won't that access node be a single point of failure then? Just trying to learn more.
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by didip 6y ago
How does multi node works with Postgres? Does TimescaleDB create its own Raft layer on top and just treat Postgres as dumb storage?
801.
by didip 6y ago
wow, I had no idea terminal UI can look good.
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Ask HN: How do you deal with the constant rejections as a cofounder?
2 points by didip 6y ago|2 comments
803.
by didip 6y ago
Between Apple Notes, private git repo, and sending myself links via email... this problem is solved forever for me.
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by didip 6y ago
1. I like Erlang's Supervisor. If Go's goroutine has a unique ID, I think it can steal that design. 2. There was one new language that I don't remember the name, its data structures automatically turned to thread-safe upon co
805.
by didip 6y ago
I always thought Lua would be great for config files. Better than YAML even, since it's an actual language. Imagine if Kubernetes config files are actually Lua files.
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by didip 6y ago
€600,000 total? That's like 1 L6/L7 salary in a year. It doesn't even count as a slap on the wrist. More like soft caressing touch.
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by didip 6y ago
Is liftbridge open source?
808.
by didip 6y ago
Is there a way to browse what's in it? I'd like to see how people write Rust.
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by didip 6y ago
hohoho, wow. Tried quite a few searches and the results are very relevant. This is great. If this is just piggybacking on Google API, can the business survive? Another question is... how will you make money?
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by didip 6y ago
While we are talking about Slack, do people use MatterMost in their org? The idea of self hosting Slack is appealing to me. But I don't know how close it is to Slack.

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