hipadev23

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by hipadev23 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Price_discrimination Price discrimination has a clear definition. It’s not illegal in the US (when consumers are the victims anyway) but it has a clear meaning and you’re blurring the line
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by hipadev23 2y ago
Because it's frustrating. They do it to belittle the projects and shame the authors for trying to make a living. Not every project wants to end up as another bloated abandonware in Apache Software Foundation.
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by hipadev23 2y ago
Price discrimination is when you charge different amounts for the same thing to different customers. And usually the difference in those prices are not made apparent. Like when travel websites quote iOS users more than Android because they
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by hipadev23 2y ago
Is there a reason you drop this comment on every product mention that’s not 100% OSS
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by hipadev23 2y ago
I assume it’s to discourage people from architecting designs that abuse the network. A good example would be collecting every single metric, every second, across every instance for no real business reason.
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by hipadev23 2y ago
Because it's the start of the runway, not the end.
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by hipadev23 2y ago
Latest rebranding of “sysadmin”, which became “devops engineer” or SRE a decade ago. It’s the people who shove kubernetes, datadog, and CI/CD tools into every corner.
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by hipadev23 2y ago
did you get it conflated with pakistan maybe.
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by hipadev23 2y ago
wtf is a KZ foreigner
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by hipadev23 2y ago
Sorry no. Because China. The US gov should be keeping their code, including their shitty overpriced contractor shit-code, private.
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by hipadev23 2y ago
Luau [1] developed by Roblox is a backwards-compatible fork of Lua 5.1 with some very significant improvements to speed and QoL [2]. It also mostly alleviates the nil-terminated array problem. [1] https://github.com/luau-lan
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by hipadev23 2y ago
Why did you have so many issues in Croatia? Traffic police and ID checkpoints?
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by hipadev23 2y ago
The developers themselves are anyone who wants to make and publish games is my point, and unaffiliated with own another. And those developers are free to build and monetize games however they want. Just like other closed-ecosystem (e.g. iOS
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by hipadev23 2y ago
Clickhouse's revised JSON type is still quite new (in beta currently), but I'm hopeful for it. Their first attempt fell apart if the schema changed. [1] https://clickhouse.com/blog/a-new-powerful-json-data-typ
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by hipadev23 2y ago
There’s nothing to say it was predatory games. Roblox is a platform with a vast number of games from unaffiliated developers.
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by hipadev23 2y ago
Yeah I don't know how you preserve much-needed anonymity, while also binding humans to their personas and holding them accountable for their actions.
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by hipadev23 2y ago
When I was 13 I had a paper route and mowed lawns, and with those earnings I spent about $75 per month on video games and comic books, easily exceeding $500 over a year.
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by hipadev23 2y ago
online games aren’t the problem imo, it’s disposable identities and ~zero repercussions for bad actors.
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by hipadev23 2y ago
Is this comparable to when two extremely old widowers decide be roommates and live out their remaining days?
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by hipadev23 2y ago
I think this speaks more to a fundamental issue in ruby’s default redis. How is it only able to do 4k/s sets?
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by hipadev23 2y ago
Fivetran is going to zero because they don’t offer anything of actual value and their CEO isn’t a good person. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42434450
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by hipadev23 2y ago
Yeah I'm happy to check it out, Cursor isn't perfect, but at least it feels like it was created by people who code for a living versus people tasked to inject a LLM into an IDE.
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by hipadev23 2y ago
Dan never called out Fivetran, he wrote a couple sentences about problems he experienced with an anonymous ETL provider. That was it. Hell we don't even know that he's actually talking about Fivetran. George however should not all
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by hipadev23 2y ago
I fully disagree with suggesting ridiculously overpriced for-profit SaaS solutions in the context of choosing among open-source tech.
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by hipadev23 2y ago
I’m sorry what? Clickhouse is crazy easy to deploy. Single node is just a binary. “Cluster” is single binaries on individual nodes plus clickhouse-keeper (the one extra layer of complexity). Altinity and others offer k8s operators or manage
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by hipadev23 2y ago
Or just use Clickhouse.
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by hipadev23 2y ago
Why do you think you need a CTO? Contract a full-stack dev.
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by hipadev23 2y ago
Like any job site, it costs to list postings. And once they amass a newsletter audience that’s something they can sell ads into.
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by hipadev23 2y ago
> Changing the default behavior feels like a breaking change I'm fine with breaking changes personally. An adherence to maintaining backward compatibility always is what leads to bloat and criticisms of "poor design" from
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by hipadev23 2y ago
> Now that Elon is competing, and involved with the government, he’ll be under a lot more scrutiny. That's the cutest fucking thing I've heard this year. In what world is anyone going to scrutinize Elon Musk? He's the righ

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