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by dom96 5y ago
There is definitely room for this, it just needs somebody passionate enough to write a nice Arduino/embedded framework and document/promote it well.
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by dom96 5y ago
Yeah, we definitely need to resolve this and it sounds like a fun project! If you or someone else has the time for this I (and I'm sure the rest of the community too) would love to help lead you in the right direction :)
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by dom96 5y ago
You definitely cannot compare a benchmark result you got on your machine vs. one in (what I believe is) a CI environment.
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by dom96 5y ago
There is plenty of web frameworks and servers, each with differing maintenance levels. You can for example check out Jester[1] and HttpBeast[2] (shameless plug, I wrote these :)). 1 - https://github.com/dom96/jester 1
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by dom96 5y ago
Indeed, in fact the original line of thought was[1]: > [combining] Lisp's power with Python's readability and C's performance. I'd say Nim still satisfies this very well. 1 - https://web.archive.org/we
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by dom96 5y ago
This is a really awesome visualisation. Really shows at a glance the climate of each location.
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by dom96 5y ago
I would say that's very subjective, to a lot of Facebookers working there is making the world a better place.
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by dom96 5y ago
> If your motivation is money, you can absolutely find that employment elsewhere. Genuinely asking: what alternatives are there that HN doesn’t consider “evil” and can provide the same remuneration and working environment? Also consider
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by dom96 5y ago
This is a great list, I often wonder how people come up with such lists. Is it a long-term conscious effort to write down points like these as they come to you or do they sit for a few hours and these points come to their mind. I can't
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by dom96 5y ago
If anybody is looking for an alternative to Python that is also a great 0->1 language but doesn't have the same wall as Python described here, check out Nim[1]. 1 - https://nim-lang.org
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by dom96 5y ago
I feel like North Korea shows that it's not just about growth. I would expect the CCP to hold power in the same way North Korea's dictator holds power even when the majority of the country is starving. Am I wrong?
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by dom96 5y ago
It seems like these guides never include the most useful info: safety. Does anyone know guides that talk about electronics safety?
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by dom96 5y ago
At that point why don't they just send Tether or USDT (or another stable coin), why even risk playing with such volatility, can't these stable coins be transferred with few fees as well?
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by dom96 5y ago
What often brings me joy is thinking about my life before birth, I like to think death will be just the same. If so life after death can't be so bad.
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by dom96 5y ago
Which medium sized companies? I haven’t seen any that get even close.
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by dom96 5y ago
My question is: how will this be enforced?
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by dom96 5y ago
Thanks for the link! Didn't see this one and indeed it looks like very much what I have in mind, my current prototype is very similar (even using wood for the enclosure). Will be tough to compete (since they have an actual team and man
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by dom96 5y ago
Yeah, I'm aware of these. I actually considered purchasing one but the high price is what got me to create my own :)
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by dom96 5y ago
This is cool, but definitely asks for a steep price. I can appreciate why it is as high as that, but for something that doesn't offer much practical value I personally wouldn't buy it. I'm actually currently working on replic
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by dom96 5y ago
It could, but it doesn't. As many have remarked already, it appears there is a bug that's causing the site to reload Google's recaptcha multiple times. This is a big low hanging fruit fix, another is simply minifying the Foru
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by dom96 5y ago
huh, that's strange. I've never seen any page on the forum take longer than a few ms to load. Just navigated through a couple of threads and all appeared nearly instantenously. Can you share a bit more about your hardware/set
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by dom96 5y ago
I hope this doesn't come across badly but: NimForum is an open source project, as such I would encourage you or anyone to help improve its efficiency. I think there is a lot of low hanging fruit here and I'd happily help with any
953.
by dom96 5y ago
The forum's frontend and backend are both written in Nim, so what you're seeing is the JavaScript that Nim generates. Could definitely use a lot of minification.
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by dom96 5y ago
> Your compassion is noble but the reality is that few share it. Very few vaccinated people are willing to accept restrictions on their liberty to help protect people who are unvaccinated by choice. It's not about protecting those
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by dom96 5y ago
They pay far above average.
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by dom96 5y ago
I hear this from time to time. But does it apply universally to all companies, including FAANG's? If you are at a FAANG and can't move to another FAANG then is there any chance of getting even a bump in salary?
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by dom96 5y ago
There is a similar story in the UK. This isn't all that surprising for the UK at least (I'm not familiar with how Israel is doing things): "freedom day" was now a month ago so of course more infections will happen. The q
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by dom96 5y ago
I'm not really expecting it. I'm actually not sure what to expect. I'm still very early in my career, I've been very lucky to graduate with a position at a FAANG but now am feeling like there is nowhere for me to go but
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by dom96 5y ago
> I’ve hired a lot of excellent remote developers in European countries. The trick is to pay them American-level wages, which are often substantially higher than what they could get locally. Are there any websites that specifically cater
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by dom96 5y ago
Off-topic, but wow, some of the images this site generates sure are creepy. One example: https://imgur.com/Z382rtF

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