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by hnaccountme 9mo ago
For people who actually have no Linkedin account... How do you find jobs?
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by hnaccountme 9mo ago
Just remember almost no one truly need Kuernetes
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by hnaccountme 10mo ago
The problem isn't technical, political or legal. Its an economic problem.
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by hnaccountme 1y ago
What 2 things? LLMs are bad at everything. Its just there are a lot of people who are worse
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by hnaccountme 1y ago
Hey I work in the payment processing industry as a software developer. Your problem isn't tech, there is a huge regulatory and compliance hurdle. By the time you figure all that out and convince people to use your network, you will be
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Ask HN: Anyone else notice there are no crypto/blockchain posts on HN?
11 points by hnaccountme 1y ago|4 comments
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by hnaccountme 1y ago
I think there is more performance to be taken from PostgreSQL. Not sure how pgx works internally since I have not used it. There are async functions provided by PostgreSQL client library (libpq). I've used it to process around 2000 que
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by hnaccountme 1y ago
The article is wrong. Its not popular because of greed. We used to have offline everything and everything just worked. Now we are forced to sync with the cloud weather we like it or not. A subscription model shows a continuous cash flow and
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by hnaccountme 1y ago
What kind of scam is this?
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by hnaccountme 1y ago
Apple tailors their software to run optimally on their hardware. Other OSs have to work on a variety of platforms. Therefore limiting the amount of hardware specific optimizations.
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by hnaccountme 1y ago
Hey, Is there a working HTTP server with all these features? I am working on something like this for work. But with plain old C
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by hnaccountme 1y ago
I always wondered how the EU was going to enforce GDPR outside of the EU. I guess they really can't
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by hnaccountme 1y ago
You don't. You pass it forward
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by hnaccountme 1y ago
Funny how intimacy and warfare have the same numbers
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by hnaccountme 1y ago
I completely agree with this. But most programmers i've encountered are just converting English to <programming language>. If a bug is reported then convert English to <programming language> AI is the new Crypto
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by hnaccountme 1y ago
Thank you for posting this !!!
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by hnaccountme 1y ago
You don't program C. You program your OS using C. If you look at it this way, does most complaints about undefined behavior go away?
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by hnaccountme 2y ago
Isn't head of line blocking a problem with the design of web servers?
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by hnaccountme 2y ago
Isn't head of line blocking a problem with the design of web servers?
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by hnaccountme 2y ago
Yes
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by hnaccountme 2y ago
This year I learned I will be a father soon :D
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by hnaccountme 2y ago
Because everyone thinks they are the good guys. And good guys always win. ;)
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by hnaccountme 2y ago
I work for a fortune 500 Japanese tech company developing software. Its a cultural problem Japanese cant create software. There is no sense of "Hacking". For them everything has to be formalized with detailed processors, costing a
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by hnaccountme 2y ago
I'm using a 5 year old 8th gen i5. Works perfectly fine for me. I run linux
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by hnaccountme 2y ago
Thank you
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by hnaccountme 2y ago
That it is a scam
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by hnaccountme 2y ago
My sense is the hype just died down. There are genuine cases where message queues are the correct solution. But since most of the developers are clueless they just jump on the latest trend and write blog posts and make Youtube videos. This
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by hnaccountme 2y ago
You don't. If you think you need a mentor seriously reconsider what you have been doing
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by hnaccountme 2y ago
Agreed, It's just a bubble. I have a feeling now a days these bubbles are intentionally created to scam investors out of their money.
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by hnaccountme 2y ago
I sort of agree with the post. Most wealthy people or companies today aren't really wealthy. They just have stocks with imaginary value. Most of which were bought by someone else's money and need to be repaid at some point.

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