hilti

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   by hilti 2y ago

   I‘m a bit shocked about the quality of university degrees over the last years. If we hire a software developer then we‘re looking at his actual coding skills (Github activity, MVPs etc) … a BSc degree does not automatically guarantee coding
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   by hilti 2y ago

   I‘m using rsync too. Works great. Unfortunately my managed server at Hetzner does not allow to run Go apps as services. That‘s the last step to figure out for me.
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   by hilti 2y ago

   Great read but I would love to see some parts being open sourced.
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   by hilti 2y ago

   I looked 10 seconds at the code example and this made my decision .. this will get me into serious problems beside a „Hello World“ app
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   by hilti 2y ago

   15 years ago I created a web framework for newLISP. It even ran fast on a Nokia N900 Maybe you want to have a look at the code and get some inspiration. https://github.com/taoeffect/dragonfly-newlisp
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   Show HN: A New Era in Project and Task Management(t0ggles.com)

   24 points by hilti 2y ago|5 comments
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   by hilti 2y ago

   Thanks - I will give it a try! Found some typo: You can run WhoDB with as little as 50m core and 100Mi RAM. WhoDB is also only ~20Mi compressed size.
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   by hilti 2y ago

   You should go for an ESP32 C6 which is Matter compatible as a nice side effect and they used it in their demos. Way more fun!
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   by hilti 2y ago

   This is click bait. Not worth spending time on this article.
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    by hilti 2y ago

    Thank you for your work! I‘ll download it and calibrate my WEGA P3440 turntable as soon as I‘m back home.
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    by hilti 2y ago

    LOL … based on true stories and the same person said „We need big data and use blockchain in our company
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    by hilti 2y ago

    There is so much wrong with the faked Red Cross invoice 1) A German date is always written DD.MM.YYYY 2) PLZ not ZIP 3) „Wir danken für ihr Unternehmen“ is a bad translation for „Thank you for your business“ … but it means a complete differ
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    by hilti 2y ago

    Amiga?! Just reading this warmed my heart. Awesome project - congratulations!
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    by hilti 2y ago

    Yes - absolutely misleading. At least the name seems to originate from „Frankenstein“ which perfectly matches.
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    by hilti 3y ago

    This looks great - will try it out tonight. At first I thought you‘ve been using ImGUI as your interface looks similar. Maybe that‘s a good starting point for your CPP career.
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    by hilti 3y ago

    tar and rsync
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    by hilti 3y ago

    Great idea ... I would love to see a couple things 1) Another section "Dashboard" including components for responsive tables, date pickers, lists, maybe charts 2) A really pure, semantic and therefore light HTML/CSS3 version;
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    by hilti 3y ago

    Great approach, but I‘d like to understand what exactly a request means. The website is not very clear about it so far.
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    by hilti 3y ago

    Me too. It‘s listed on eBay for $145 which is a lot of money.
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    by hilti 3y ago

    I‘m learning ImGui currently and try to build a data visualization tool around SQLite that works cross platform. Even webassembly (using emscripten) would be great, but I can‘t manage to establish cross platform networking right now. For ex
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    by hilti 3y ago

    I am always amazed how much usability fit into these low resolution screens. Today's software designer really struggle in usability although they have enough space.
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    by hilti 3y ago

    I‘ve had almost the same experience. First I was super impressed how easy it is to get data into BigQuery and retrieve it using their IDE. But really soon I noticed the slow startup … simple queries took too long (1.2 sec vs milliseconds in
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    by hilti 3y ago

    Yes - using SQLite in production and I am pretty happy with it. See my post here a few weeks ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38793795
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    Ask HN: Recommendations for complex dashboards on mobile screens

    3 points by hilti 3y ago|0 comments
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    by hilti 3y ago

    Thank you for your great feedback! My solution runs on a cheap server at Hetzner currently. Regarding the bus factor: I comment my own code a lot. Especially for myself, because after some months I tend to forget why simple one-liners still
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    by hilti 3y ago

    Thank you for your valuable feedback - much appreciated! Team knowledge scaling is hard - I totally agree and learned a lot of lessons. Top management usually works „email only“. No matter what cool dashboard you’re building: they don’t use
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    by hilti 3y ago

    From my findings it’s been a lot easier to insert data into SQLite first and then proceed them for time-series queries or extensive aggregation in DuckDB. Especially the WAL mode by SQLite is really performant.
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    Show HN: Lightweight data analytics using SQLite, Bash and DuckDB

    5 points by hilti 3y ago|6 comments
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    Ask HN: Lightweight data analytics using SQLite, Bash and DuckDB – too simple?

    4 points by hilti 3y ago|3 comments
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    by hilti 3y ago

    You have to turn your phone into landscape mode. It doesn‘t work in portrait.