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901.
by didip 9y ago
What part of Go you don’t like?
902.
by didip 9y ago
* Standard library for a lot of things. * https://github.com/go-chi/chi is pretty good. I have a need for a lot of custom middlewares, so I need something more fleshed out than net/http. * All config files are wri
903.
by didip 9y ago
Hard as it is to read it, I am glad that he wrote the article. His journey is a cautionary tale on how difficult it is to start a new business (including tech startups). There's so much work to be done and a lot of them are non-glamoro
904.
by didip 9y ago
To be honest, the most effective way to get a job is through friends referral. The 2nd most effective way is to be part of networking event of the company that you want to work for. The 3rd best place to get a job is through relevant tech m
905.
by didip 9y ago
This app is making me ride the nostalgia train (circa 2005?) when AJAX was hot shit and everyone was making cloud OS. It has all the same elements: * window manager * apps * document editor * dock widget I wish you all the best OP!
906.
by didip 9y ago
Last I used Sphinx, it is tied to MySQL. Is that still true? If so, then Sphinx could be a deal breaker to some.
907.
by didip 9y ago
You just have to indent them the same way you'd indent curly braces. The harder part about lisp is actually recursion. Surprisingly, there aren't a lot of programmers who can follow recursion naturally. (loop exists in lisp but re
908.
by didip 9y ago
Through most of my careers, ZK cause me so much grief. So I welcome a competition in this space.
909.
by didip 9y ago
For my everyday commute in SV, Lyft made it possible for me to even use Caltrain. I use Lyft to connect the last mile from/to work, but the bulk of the distance is covered by Caltrain. This combo is the most optimal for me because i ge
910.
by didip 9y ago
I will forever wonder why Americans don’t go to Europe to study higher education. I heard its much cheaper, if not free, there.
911.
by didip 9y ago
If there is 1 high tech feature that I want from a clothing (I am willing to ignore everything else) is the ability to charge all of our gadgets wirelessly. I don’t care about controlling music player from my shirt, my phone already dies th
912.
by didip 9y ago
The beauty of being young is that you can actually do everything the commenters said barring external limitations such as money. I lean towards comments suggesting to think about college and continue honing programming skills. When you are
913.
by didip 9y ago
This is gonna get me in trouble here, but I like using Python for build tool. The reason for it is because Python plays nicely on all 3 major platforms.
914.
by didip 9y ago
I have always wondered about IPFS and its relationship with DNS. What's stopping authoritarian entity from poisoning/redirecting ipfs.io to static page?
915.
by didip 9y ago
Higher education in Germany is still free? I had no idea
916.
by didip 9y ago
Many years ago I was like you, and then I discovered this nifty life hack: Whenever I am in slouch mode, quick come up with the quickest home chore I haven't done. Vacuuming? Washing dishes? Cleaning dining table? The quicker the chore
917.
by didip 9y ago
I think this is the curse of building a popular productivity suite. Similar to MS Office popular comment, by Joel Spolski I think, everybody uses 20% of the features but everyone uses a different 20%.
918.
by didip 9y ago
What if trains and buses can be made autonomous? From software perspective, there isn't much difference between form of vehicles.
919.
by didip 9y ago
Oh man, will they pull Marvel content off Netflix as well? If so, then fuuuuuu, Netflix becomes less and less useful to me.
920.
by didip 9y ago
Wow this chart and the comparison to its competitors made me see that travel industry is humongous.
921.
by didip 9y ago
heh, I've always wondered why arcade machines aren't peppered all over shopping malls. There are so many bored husbands/boyfriends who could use them.
922.
by didip 9y ago
Admin, this entire subthread is going to digress to Oblivion.
923.
by didip 9y ago
Have you written a webapp as a side project before? If yes, then great: 1. Find a bare VM provider, e.g. Linode or Digital Ocean or EC2. 2. Figure out a way to get your code up there, even if it's ghetto. e.g. git pull from github. Get
924.
by didip 9y ago
CockroachDB peeps, you guys should really publish a new blog post with updated performance benchmarks. Super low throughput numbers is deterring a lot of potential users, imho.
925.
by didip 9y ago
> Netflix's web site (not the playout system) was originally a bunch of Python programs That is fascinating, I would love to read up articles about this.
926.
by didip 9y ago
1. Will Dell servers magically appear in your racks all mounted correctly? Shipping delays is a very serious and real problem. 2. Will Dell servers arrived with 0 problems on its components? Any time I ordered meaningful amount of servers,
927.
by didip 9y ago
This is pretty exciting. I would love to see comparisons between badger and goleveldb
928.
by didip 9y ago
If the LoC is low for that Koa project, you should rewrite it quickly using something that the team familiar with. Otherwise, it will grow into a monster that nobody want to deal with.
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by didip 9y ago
This guy documents his process of moving to Tokyo and buying a house there. Pretty insightful. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGbC5j4pG9w
930.
by didip 10y ago
Any newer Jepsen test since this one: https://jepsen.io/analyses/cockroachdb-beta-20160829 Also, how's the performance nowadays?

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