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2 points by fosk 10y ago|0 comments
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by fosk 10y ago
Because Scala adds overhead.
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Kong turns one year old(blog.mashape.com)
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by fosk 11y ago
Could you recommend any that you have had experience with?
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by fosk 11y ago
When running Lua, always consider running it on the LuaJIT ( http://luajit.org/ ). It's extremely fast, portable and lightweight JIT compiler for Lua, although it only supports Lua 5.1. The performance improvements are i
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by fosk 11y ago
Your statement is not accurate in business terms. The valuation for an acquisition is not directly related to the revenue generated by the company/product acquired, but also by market conditions, cost of building it in-house, time-to-m
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Ask HN: What book/links would you recommend about Sales in the tech industry?
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by fosk 11y ago
Lyft has a lower volume and penetration, which means it's making way less rides than Uber worldwide. That could be a reason. Plus the media finding out that being against Uber brings more clicks.
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by fosk 11y ago
> There is Daly City and Colma and Millbrae and so forth down to San Jose Sure, but then the city better start spending some billions to improve the infrastructure and public transportation: BART is a joke by modern standards, slow and d
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by fosk 11y ago
> The question is how do you overcome the rich and entrenched voters who effectively control these policy. I can't talk for every category, but the tech industry as a whole would be more than happy to promote these initiatives, beca
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by fosk 11y ago
I live in SF and the problem with housing here is that although the residential neighborhoods are very extended (think of the Richmond), most of the residential buildings are 2/3 story houses that cannot accomodate many people. We need
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Highest resolution image ever created of San Francisco(sanfrancisco.fancam.com)
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by fosk 11y ago
I am pretty sure that a potential competitor will use GitHub's APIs to import issues as well.
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by fosk 11y ago
Is there any possibility that they could themselves attack the network?
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Relevant: http://i.imgur.com/Owqq8ip.gif
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by fosk 11y ago
On a side note, Kong ( https://github.com/Mashape/kong ), also mentioned in the article, allows re-configurations through its RESTful interface for every plugin.
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by fosk 11y ago
I would like to focus on those comments that are questioning if stocks are just a way to trick employees in getting a lower salary. I believe that regardless of the lifestyle you want to have, stocks have the potential to make you really we
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Abusing sockets with SO_REUSEADDR set in the old days (2012)(rachelbythebay.com)
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by fosk 11y ago
Military supremacy means being able to effectively project power around the world. The article states that this capability is declining.
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by fosk 11y ago
I believe that the author scratches the surface and never develops in a deeper reasoning about what we should expect from this century, what are the short and long term consequences and how they will affect global geopolitics and the curren
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by fosk 11y ago
We don't necessarily have to choose: they are both unethical and evil activities.
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by fosk 11y ago
A bad day for Postmates, Munchery or Doordash. Uber really has a huge infrastructure and they could easily undercut them, push them out of the market, and then raise prices a-la Amazon Books.
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by fosk 11y ago
I would be more worried if I was Postmates, Munchery or Doordash. Instacart provides a substantial different service: raw grocery delivery instead of pre-made food.
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by fosk 11y ago
We decided to use Lua because we are leveraging OpenResty [1]. It took a while to setup the development environment, since there aren't many big, public, projects based on OpenResty + Lua, but we are on a good track now. Lua is a very
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by fosk 11y ago
LuaJIT is such an amazing just-in-time compiler, faster than the traditional Lua compiler, supported on many platforms and used everywhere where speed and performance are a priority. For example it's being used in Redis to provide Lua
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by fosk 11y ago
When you want to reach a monopoly position, fueling growth with only your profits it's not sustainable. They are getting (cheap) money to scale faster than their profits would allow them to do. It's the same reason why Uber, altho
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by fosk 11y ago
While I do agree it's not as easy as it should be, connecting containers it's actually doable ( https://docs.docker.com/userguide/dockerlinks/ ), while logs are still a big mess because there is no unified
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by fosk 11y ago
I would expect the communication to be encrypted, or is it supposed to be open to the outside world?
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by fosk 11y ago
Why was this comment down voted? It's another point of view in the conversation, which I find valuable. If you have facts to prove him wrong, feel free to reply and publish them.
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by fosk 11y ago
You won't be able to port it without any additional work, but if you are willing to do some refactoring (specifically removing the Lambda-specific objects, etc) then it can run anywhere. Of course the time this will take depends on t

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