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hoodoof
10y ago
If you go serverless - specifically AWS Lambda, then you must be comfortable with using old and out of date programming environments, as these are what AWS Lambda supports. There is no cutting edge with serverless on AWS.
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10y ago
Nup - none of these criticisms seem valid to me. And a particular comment about asynchronous programming - ALL JavaScript requires async programming and you need to know how to properly handle it no matter what you are programming.
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Ask HN: How important is workplace image and perks to you?
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Why is the AWS Lambda Node.js so old?
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hoodoof
10y ago
Trump declares that England has always been the deepest enemy of the U.S.A, receives instructions from Putin to retaliate. U.S.A. nukes London.
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10y ago
"England nukes Florida." That would be one of the most unlikely collection of words ever strung into a single sentence, but hey in this topsy turvy Trumpy world, anything is possible I guess.
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10y ago
What is the underlying architecture?
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Is there a youtube video of it in action?
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Ask HN: Do people really still use old browsers?
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10y ago
This is such a non issue that it didn't even warrant the blog post.
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10y ago
Hey wow this new technology will solve all our problems with that old technology!
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hoodoof
10y ago
What do you mean pG isn't designed for scalability? Its SMP scaling is incredibly good, close to linear.
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hoodoof
10y ago
Interesting perspective. The article talks alot about big companies that make lots of money but as a user of databases I always saw the competition to ReThink DB being Postgres, MySQL and to a lesser extent ArangoDB and MongoDB. The core pr
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10y ago
Everything has moved to ES2015.
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10y ago
What are the main features and new things about this?
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Ask HN: What tech would you use to build a social network?
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10y ago
What about celebrating this as a success? All these negative comments and hand wringing about Trello being ruined sounds like whining entitlement. Atlassian is a fabulously successful independently run company that you should be happy bough
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Ask HN: Will real estate values push innovation away from Silicon Valley?
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Ask HN: Why do people trust just about any bit of open source code?
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10y ago
I simply don't believe that Perl is making a comeback. This is the ONLY time I've ever heard such an assertion being made and I've never seen any sort of indication that it is true.
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Ask HN: Are there sites designed to identify fake news?
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10y ago
The irony of forking create-react-app to add configuration.
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10y ago
Dunno really. I've never used any of the technologies mentioned and things seem to have held together OK.
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10y ago
The point of create-reaact-app is that your build process is zero configuration. The deepest pain point of JavaScript development is undoubtedly build configuration i.e. webpack and babel. If you stick with create-react-app then you manage
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10y ago
My lessons that I would add to this: lessons 1: there's a good chance, depending on what you are doing, that you do not need Redux - avoid it if you can. much docunentation seems to imply that it is a necessary hand in hand element
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10y ago
I hate StackOverflow's downvoting with the heat of a trillion simultaneous supernovas all going off at the same time. It's a blunt instrument applied thoughtlessly and indiscriminately. Strange strange strange to hear StackOverfl
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Ask HN: Is there evidence that Apple management even grasps what is wrong?
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I left Windows many years ago because of constant crashes, application freezes, multitasking so bad that I felt the user interface was not under my control, often being unable to shutdown due to some freeze etc etc etc None of these things
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10y ago
No one said they are. This article makes the assertion with pure zero facts to back it up.
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10y ago
Apple should spin off the Mac division to be its own company so theoretically the management might give sh*t about competing.
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