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by eddd 11y ago
I know it's not in HN nature, but I absolutely loved the fact one of the top comments on youtube is: "FU YEA TECHNOLOGY!". It actually means that people outside tech environment appreciate course of events that is happening
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by eddd 11y ago
Well, you should not outsource project - you should outsource people. Have a mix of inhouse developers who will cooperate with contractors. Force them to attend scrums, make them a remote part of the team. The difference is - you can use th
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by eddd 11y ago
Well, curl -X POST http:/click.it/pay_me sounds easier than fueling a car.
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by eddd 11y ago
http://uk.businessinsider.com/analysts-wrong-about-amazon-pr...
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by eddd 11y ago
Difference between oil and software is that you can easily quantify oil (1 barrel) whereas it is tremendously hard to quantify the value of software product.
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What did I learn about Elixir processes(eddwardo.github.io)
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My discoveries about Elixir processes – noobie intro(eddwardo.github.io)
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by eddd 11y ago
I really dig the Riak test. One of the best comparison of LWW and CRDT. Also very good conclusion, tl; dr: If you don't use idempotent writes, you are going to have bad time.
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by eddd 11y ago
In short term trading your profit/loss will be probably random. Saying that some day trades make money is like saying that some people might flip a coin and hit heads 20 times in a row. For a big enough group of people it will happen.
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Entire webmachine framework documentation on one picture(raw.githubusercontent.com)
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by eddd 11y ago
Well, you could summarise this article by saying: "Just because something got invented 25 years ago it doesn't mean it is useless". On the contrary - it is worth taking a look on technology that survived 25 years in the wildn
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by eddd 11y ago
I would love to, but I live on the other side of the "pond" :)
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Symas Lightning Memory-Mapped Database (LMDB)(symas.com)
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Symas Lightning Memory-Mapped Database (LMDB)(symas.com)
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by eddd 11y ago
Because it used to be "free". People don't value that much their private data nor ads-free web. I always say to my friends that "if the product is free, then you are the product". They understand that fact, they jus
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0-day documentary by vpro [video](youtube.com)
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by eddd 11y ago
from: http://old.ycombinator.com/ideas.html " 12. Fix advertising. Advertising could be made much better if it tried to please its audience, instead of treating them like victims who deserve x amount of abuse in return
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by eddd 11y ago
I would rather say, that the fear of the unknown is playing major part. Any maybe too much sci-fi movies.
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by eddd 11y ago
Actually I found comprehensive answer here if anyone is interested: http://www.space.com/13639-alien-life-methane-habitable-zone...
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by eddd 11y ago
I am not good at chemistry, but liquid methane–ethane wouldn't fit the profile?
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by eddd 11y ago
I know that without water life would have never begun, but I still don't fully understand why it is necessary. It is still big discovery though, if life is that common I think we should be more careful during migration there, "Mar
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by eddd 11y ago
Release notes are not that important, the fact that this post remains on the top of HM is the best sign that elixir is finally hitting of.
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by eddd 11y ago
I was going to comment "accidentally" but first google result says: Accidently vs. Accidentally? Dang you english.
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by eddd 11y ago
I've seen that feature before, when I was adding email to spam. Google would then ask If I want unsubscribe from given list.
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by eddd 11y ago
Same here, can't log in.
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by eddd 11y ago
This device is one these things that are not missing in your life until you realise that they exist.
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by eddd 11y ago
I tried to use it once. It looked promising, but i remember I had some problems with testing migrations.
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by eddd 11y ago
As much as I enjoy reading Paul Graham's work, this post is quite derivative. This is a specific case of "karma" or general rule "what goes around come around". Not being a douchebag is a virtue in all aspects of li
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by eddd 11y ago
I wasn't sarcastic, I am just pointing out that most of the shiny single-page apps don't have to be shiny whatsoever. Take stooq.com for example, I am using it because is reliable, fast and clean - but it still looks like from ea
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by eddd 11y ago
This article is suggesting not using any js library, no XMLHttpRequests, no single-page aps. Just go back to 1990?

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