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by dzonga 1y ago
right now the president of a certain powerful country is proposing 50 year mortgages. 50 year mortgages is a way for you to own nothing under the guise of owning. they have talking about owning nothing for a while at Davos - yet they keep a
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by dzonga 1y ago
I tried so many times to get into the .net ecosystem. I actually like f# have written a few toy things with it. but never could built anything substantial with it - as I would starting my own cement factory. same as c# - seems asp.net comes
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by dzonga 1y ago
how far are you with creating data summaries ? ideating stage, testing ? & how are you getting the data / verifying from the businesses that are selling.
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by dzonga 1y ago
yeah - without an easy ramp up for beginners most languages / frameworks die. I wish most language / framework designers knew that part. again - another point why not hiring junior developers cz A.I or outsourcing those will cause
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by dzonga 1y ago
some eggs, some steak, some vegetables, some human company, feeling valued & working on things that bring fulfillment that's how most people never experience anxiety in most parts of the world. no need for drugs, medicines etc.
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by dzonga 1y ago
> want some immutable data structures and functions operating on them. Clojure has that for you. plus its jvm which means for your desktop use cases it works. hell with graalvm can be ported to native.
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by dzonga 1y ago
the careers page of most SV darlings or YC startup proves you right. most roles in the US are staff or senior+. the rest of pleb engineering are either in Eastern Europe or India and a couple in Brazil / Latin America. few places choos
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by dzonga 1y ago
nicely designed site - welcome change from dark background, gradient colors etc. just white, grey & blue.
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Ask HN: Rust in Industrial Systems
2 points by dzonga 1y ago|0 comments
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by dzonga 1y ago
you guys will outperform the US, no doubt. energy generation multiples of what the US is producing. What does AI need ? Energy. second - the open source nature of the models - means as you said a high baseline to start with - faster iterati
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by dzonga 1y ago
the nvidia CEO has 50 direct reports, yet he's running the most valuable company.
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by dzonga 1y ago
No one bothers to ask why do you need 1. Engineering Manager 2. Senior Engineering Manager 3. Director 4. VP of Engineering 5. CTO in my short employment career I have never seeing orgs with that those layers of management ship anything use
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by dzonga 1y ago
yep Yandex all days when I wanna wear an eye patch and pirate the seas.
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by dzonga 1y ago
what history has shown though is that things boomerang. there's times when 'morals' are loose and times when society goes ultra-conservative. luckily for a lot of us we are going to experience both in our lifetimes - times wh
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Tell HN: YouTube Unplayable Videos with Adblocker
2 points by dzonga 1y ago|3 comments
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by dzonga 1y ago
thing is these a16z guys have money & try to build a narrative around that money. they did the same in the crypto days - probably most of their narratives were taken down. then when they finally dumb their investments on the stock marke
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by dzonga 1y ago
> “which language is best?” we need to ask “what is this language going to cost us?” Not just in salaries, but in velocity, in technical debt, in hiring difficulty, in operational complexity, in every dimension that actually determines w
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by dzonga 1y ago
sourcemaps should be enabled -- that's how people learn. a lot of people learned to code on the web via viewsource - now we are obfuscating the code
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by dzonga 1y ago
this -- chips are getting fast enough both arm n x86. unified memory architecture means we can get more ram on devices at faster throughput. we're already seeing local models - just that their capability is limited by ram.
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by dzonga 1y ago
sorry, maybe I wasn't clear enough when asking. what about elixir that eliminates the need for kafka. simple queues I understand but kafka ?
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by dzonga 1y ago
you wouldn't need kafka or pulsar if you use elixir, why ?
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Principle of Least Power(lihaoyi.com)
4 points by dzonga 1y ago|0 comments
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by dzonga 1y ago
you might go broke trying to prove the market | crowd wrong. one hedge fund guy learned this lesson i.e with herbalife. due to money printing or whatever - certain models are no longer applicable. maybe they will be but for now are not.
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by dzonga 1y ago
can't believe this. once paid $50 - but still a steal at that price. now glad people can unleash their creativity.
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by dzonga 1y ago
there was a hey day where react was concerned with client side stuff only - yeah redux was a little complex but you needed to learn it once, react router didn't change every two days. we built incredible enterprise stuff around that st
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by dzonga 1y ago
There's an excellent talk from Ruby conf given by Noel Rapin - https://youtu.be/OM37TfsCyF4?si=HsS9yXNGiTlf5Oo9 about this. there's so many ways you can enjoy ruby without types.
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by dzonga 1y ago
why would you say xi jinping is dull ? I thought his works on xi jinping thought are enlightened, someone who is pragmatic. btw i'm not chinese so I read these things in english.
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by dzonga 1y ago
what revenue / profitable google services are actually relying on golang ?
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by dzonga 1y ago
For city vehicles - EVs are a game changer. Paired with Solar you're literally travelling for free. leave hydrocarbons for industrial power use cases.
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by dzonga 1y ago
what's not spoken about in the above article ? ease of use. in ruby If I want to use kafka I can use karafka. or redis streams via the redis library. likewise if kafka is too complex to run there's countless alternatives which wor

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