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by gethly 1y ago
No sane person should pay even those $5k a year for a STUPID CHAT APP!!! It's like the cloud all over again. Pull that brain of yours out of the backseat, where you put it, start actually using it and host your own shit for $5 a month,
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by gethly 1y ago
Quite a different list when we compare crime/safety https://www.numbeo.com/crime/rankings_by_country.jsp
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by gethly 1y ago
Whenever topic of Docker inner-workings comes up, I am always reminded by this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPuvDm8IC-4
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by gethly 1y ago
Don't. By that I mean, do not get involved in the tax burden yourself. Let the sellers, which are businesses, manage their own taxes. This is what I am doing with my own project. Amazon and few others have taken up on themselves to mak
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by gethly 1y ago
I learn what I need in order to achieve my task or solve a problem at hand. So that is the "i know enough" point. And that goes for everything, even my main focus do day to day work. It is good to be aware of some tech/capabi
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by gethly 1y ago
We, the millennials are the most tech-savvy generation because we were not born with the modern technology but we were able to have a childhood before it hit us. But when it did, in our very early teens, we got really into it and learnt a l
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by gethly 1y ago
It's like people are rediscovering CSS from 20 years ago.
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by gethly 1y ago
internet too was a great place before there were too many people online. social networks met the same fate. there is a critical mass for the amount of interacting people that when reached, the system becomes the opposite of what it was buil
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Go Podcast(youtube.com)
2 points by gethly 1y ago|0 comments
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by gethly 1y ago
Same here. In my case, my website is a single page application and Google cannot index it properly. So it pushes is way down in the index, despite the name being extremely unique. So I would say to check the search console as has been sugge
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by gethly 1y ago
Software patents is such an americanism. In this case, I prefer Chinese approach to ignoring patent law altogether.
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by gethly 1y ago
There is no better human-readable format. I looked. The only alternative i considered was Amazon Ion but it proved to bring no additional value compared to json.
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by gethly 1y ago
When you are unmarshaling json, empty map/slice is something completely different than a null or no value present, as you are losing intent of the sender, in case of JSON REST. For example, if my intent is to keep the present value, I
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by gethly 1y ago
Those numbers look similar to goccy. I used to use it in the past, even Kubernetes uses it as direct dependency, but the amount of issues have been stockpiling for quite some time so I no longer trust it. So it seems both are operating at t
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by gethly 1y ago
This V2 is still pushing forward the retarded behavior from v1 when it comes to handling nil for maps, slices and pointers. I am so sick and tired of this crap. I had to fork the v1 to make it behave properly and they still manage to fuck
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Ask HN: What is your experience with Go's Green Tea GC?
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by gethly 1y ago
At first it made no sense but then I realised that what the author is saying is that in a distributed system, when you make local changes, you do not wait for the changes to propagate to all participants and back to you, before your local s
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by gethly 1y ago
People still think that Youtube of today is the Youtube of yesterday. But that is not the case ever since the first adpocalypse. Youtube began as a video hosting platform where creators got a huge cut from ads being shown on their video pag
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by gethly 1y ago
You might be referring to the works of Madison Grant where he split whites into three groups: Nordics, Alpines and Mediterranean. The Nordics are seen as the most white, Alpines as less white and Mediterraneans even less white. In this case
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by gethly 1y ago
I am quite thankful for Go. It ticks so many boxes. Having native gofmt and simple syntax means I can easily read anyone else's code instantly.
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by gethly 1y ago
Grok says Slavic 300M-350M, Germanic 150M-180M, Romance 190M-200M, Celtic 80M-100M, Uralic 20M-25M.
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by gethly 1y ago
Interesting fact - Slavs are the largest white sub-ethnicity in the world.
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by gethly 1y ago
I am surprised there are repeaters involved. Is this because of the imperfections of the surface of the fibreglass tubes that cause decay of precision of the reflection over long distances(a visual noise)?
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by gethly 1y ago
Indeed, the support is widespread across languages. OTOH, using compression, like basic gzip, for http responses, turns the text format into binary format and with http2 or http3 there is no overhead like it would be with http1. so in the e
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by gethly 1y ago
If new index is needed, you can just add it and rebuild the projection, it's no problem.
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by gethly 1y ago
I too was using PBs a lot, as they are quite popular in the Go world. But i came to the conclusion that they and gRPC are more trouble than they are worth. I switched to JSON, HTTP "REST" and websockets, if i need streaming, and a
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by gethly 1y ago
The entire system is event-sourced. I wrote few articles about the technical aspect of the platform on the blog https://gethly.com/blog At this time, there are 12 services that make up the entire application. Event-sourcing
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by gethly 1y ago
I use it on gethly.com and previously i used the same approach on an internal application for domain registrar that handles the EPP. So far no issues. Also using those blobs allows me to easily add encryption layer on application level.
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by gethly 1y ago
I am using event sourcing with cqrs and that means i also utilise projections, which the db itself can replicate less efficiently as a "view" or virtual table. So one can technically create a projection/view that is tailor-ma
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by gethly 1y ago
In the past, ISPs were forbidding this for home connections. But nowadays it looks like it should not be an issue for basic websites.

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