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by didip 2y ago
Does this support Apple Vision Pro?
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by didip 2y ago
I disagree. Dark mode is necessary at night. Having the app detects sunlight/sundown and adjust appropriately is the best. All it takes is for someone to be forced to work at night one time to appreciate dark mode (e.g. being on-call).
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Apple Cuts About 100 Services Jobs as Part of Priority Shift(bloomberg.com)
3 points by didip 2y ago|0 comments
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by didip 2y ago
Thread suffers the exact same issue. But service owner cannot aggressively cut down on spams and baits because it will mess with the engagement metrics.
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by didip 2y ago
I was about to say, after so many years doing Go, I have never seen this and would love to read blog post about why interface literal is useful.
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by didip 2y ago
This is very nice! Improvement requests: * Add channel information so that folks can bookmark good stuff on YT. * Add keyboard shortcuts for ease of channel surfing. And then folks can buy one of those retro TV bezel for even deeper immersi
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by didip 2y ago
Async/await is just a sugar that many people happened to like. As for me, I like Go's CSP better.
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by didip 2y ago
Is it really open source though? You can't run these models for your company. The license is extremely restrictive and there's NO SOURCE CODE.
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by didip 2y ago
Many of the large Go codebases. Including Kubernetes. It is super easy to find what I am looking for.
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by didip 2y ago
I am surprised that there's still money for this type of OSS SaaS companies. Aren't all the money go to AI companies these days (even the unicorns didn't do well with their IPOs. E.g. Hashicorp). That said, I love every singl
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by didip 2y ago
No it’s not a great language. Too many ways to do the same thing. Not packaged by default on most Linux. Monkey patching makes things even harder to debug.
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by didip 2y ago
Thank you for sharing this unique story. Some parts of your story resonated with my life, hope you don’t mind me sharing: * At times it felt like the true sons are the companies they started. They live and breathe in them. I have a strange
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by didip 2y ago
This is very convenient for consumers. I don't know why anyone wouldn't want it.
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Ask HN: What caused the downfall of Sun Microsystem?
13 points by didip 2y ago|13 comments
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by didip 2y ago
Is there a source on this? I’d love to read it.
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by didip 2y ago
Of course, watching action movies is simply not the same without it.
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by didip 2y ago
Other lessons one can take from this: * Never buy an HP. * For personal use, one should also treat computers as cattle, not pets. Always automatically backup to at least 2 different locations.
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by didip 2y ago
It's not web scale, eh?
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Ask HN: Anyone knows where to buy a cheap Linux box?
9 points by didip 2y ago|14 comments
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by didip 2y ago
My style for building web app. I was never convinced that doing everything on JS layer is a good thing (regardless the backend language). But you need to show more interactivity to convince the JS people. I personally like this style and ad
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by didip 2y ago
If you are very rich, fame seems to be a big liability. You can't even spend your wealth properly without nosey people following you around and make a big deal out of everything.
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by didip 2y ago
Bummer. End of an era for sure. But it's dying even back then 20 years ago.
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by didip 2y ago
Microservice design is a solution to scaling up people in a large organization. Regardless what HN people believe, some people like & proficient in a few languages that may not match the existing codebase. Eg. 50% of the team is Go enth
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by didip 2y ago
Signaling that growth will be slower.
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by didip 2y ago
In this case, that's right. I don't care about source since client-side is widely documented. And as for server-side, there's still Redis source code.
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by didip 2y ago
This is amazing. devX matter a lot for adoption. I keep hearing about Ada a lot but the learning experience were difficult when I tried it.
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by didip 2y ago
But even this still requires automation, something that 97% of population don't want to do.
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by didip 2y ago
What's wrong with monetizing every little thing? Our time is limited and capitalism is expensive. Just make sure you enjoy the process.
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by didip 2y ago
Naturally, Google should buy Reddit.
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by didip 3y ago
OLAP databases need to be able to handle billions of rows per hour/day. I super love PG but PG is too far away from that.

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