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by habibur 5y ago
I wish Amazon employs 50% more workforce and then force cut working hours for workers to 8 hours / day. Aka, you can't do overtime even if you want to. But may be they did it. Or the workers don't want it. Or something else.
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by habibur 5y ago
Huge. Only checking array bounds on every access degrades performance considerably. But I am waiting for the Rust-OS to complete -- if one is under construction now. We can check how that stands when released.
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by habibur 5y ago
I check for the following three only. + 3.5GHz WiFi. + Backlit keyboard. + Nvidia graphics card for ML. The rest are mostly common in all laptops.
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by habibur 5y ago
"The decline of Django" -- should come with what replaces it note. Where people are fleeing from here? or which new tech is better for these requirements?
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by habibur 5y ago
I didn't understand it either. Than learned assembly for a few months for a project -- switched back to C and everything came as natural.
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by habibur 5y ago
First check speed/memory usage. Then the one which is easier to code in. And then third : easier to integrate with the OS and build library functions which will be consumed by other apps written in higher level languages. These are the
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by habibur 5y ago
Also note that hierarchical databases saw a revival in the 90s as web was taking over and web data was mostly hierarchical. A few groups started works on building hierarchical database systems. That didn't go anywhere. Review a few yea
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by habibur 5y ago
Should have history of it getting preserved over 100 years. Others watched it 40 or say 80 years back.
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by habibur 5y ago
This will hardly increase performance if any. Note that OS caches frequently used files in-memory. When you are using this, you are basically competing with the OS for in-memory file cache. This library might have other uses that I am not a
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by habibur 5y ago
I was with it until it came down to NFT. ssh like crypto works. If you want to bring in blockchain, do it later as an added layer.
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by habibur 5y ago
CFR : Case fatality rate. People dead/people diagnosed as infected.
462.
by habibur 5y ago
Doesn't the conclusion indirectly also indicate that day trading is a zero sum game? If the answer is yes, then the only way you can make money from day trading is from commissions you earn performing day trade on behalf of other parti
463.
by habibur 5y ago
Two years after this article was written, async-await was introduced in Javascript as a solution to this problem. As far as I understand.
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by habibur 5y ago
Sometimes I think custom writing your own http server might not be a bad idea after all. Lots of security holes in your custom write? Yes! But the hacker needs to be dedicated to exploiting your one server specifically to find it. In exchan
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by habibur 5y ago
In between the 10 years of these two releases, there was also Microsoft's TerraServer, more like google earth but wanted to show MS SQL server's power of being able to store terrabytes of data. https://en.wikipedia.org&
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by habibur 5y ago
Before that -- every Java. and before that, every PHP. What was before PHP? Perl?
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by habibur 5y ago
Thought Digital Ocean has fixed charge.
468.
by habibur 5y ago
Only for the build time to take a nosedive when they ditched C. Explained here, by a factor of 2. https://golang.org/doc/go1.5#performance
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by habibur 5y ago
We need a standard API to subscribe to blogs on other sites, that will appear on our blog feed as news feed -- like how facebook or tweeter feeds work. RSS is too personal, too much outside the flow.
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by habibur 5y ago
Your software is first a separate application running on the OS. But gradually over time as its usage increase and it's extended by more and more even larger applications -- your app will turn into part of the OS. Containerizing your a
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by habibur 5y ago
First try it yourself. Then read how others did it. You will improve rapidly.
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by habibur 5y ago
The the thing is -- every country now can find problems with US big techs inside their borders and can earn some revenue by fining them millions for one reason or another. Interested in watching where that leads.
473.
by habibur 5y ago
Relatively is the keyword here.
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by habibur 5y ago
func (h *hello) Render() app.UI { return app.H1().Text("Hello World!") } Using a template would have been easier and more clear.
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by habibur 5y ago
It's time to disrupt the market. As Google can't compete with a newcomer that penalize ads on page.
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by habibur 5y ago
How are you doing the crawling without getting blocking? -- the hardest part.
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by habibur 5y ago
This article is from 2012, 9 years old. Thing might have changed a lot after that.
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by habibur 5y ago
It's news because it's fun to finally see intel face the heat of competition after so many decades.
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by habibur 5y ago
I had been using ImageMagick for these types of things. Wondering how pixie improves over it. Without knowing how much overhead Nim brings in, I still believe it would have been better if this library preliminary was a C or C++ lib and then
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by habibur 5y ago
Looks like HN front page for a few days is full of 90s IRC, Torrent, eMule and Usenet related posts. Wondering what's causing it.

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