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by indulona 2y ago
same. fuck 'em. they are not even that cheap to begin with. they used to be, not today.
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by indulona 2y ago
Go's performance has been neglected in past 10y. I even posted about it https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41827288
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by indulona 2y ago
i have insta360 with physical shutter. it even disables the camera as a device, which is great. i have lenovo legion notebook and it too has physical shutter.
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Ask HN: Anyone running online business without payment cards?
2 points by indulona 2y ago|3 comments
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by indulona 2y ago
yep, that is because of cloud. i hate it, with a passion. and am never going to touch it ever again. BUT you also have to keep in mind that when you were a junior, there were no large websites like facebook or youtube and whatnot, like ther
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by indulona 2y ago
it was never alive to begin with. certainly not in the real world.
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by indulona 2y ago
it's just a shorthand for var foo int = 5 vs foo := 5 where the type is derived from the assigned value.
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by indulona 2y ago
paywalled
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by indulona 2y ago
my points is that employees need to be picky. let the free market sort itself out.
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by indulona 2y ago
office work does not have to suck. main thing is to have small offices, 3-4 people per room. no open spaces. flexible working hours(if there is no trust between the employer and the employee, don't take the job in the first place). ver
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by indulona 2y ago
Luckily i never had to go through these interviews to get some work. I'll be hiring programmers next year and only two things matter to me: their code - i want to see how clean they are, how they think, how they structure the logic and
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by indulona 2y ago
The DX for websockets in Go(gorilla) is horrible. But i do not believe these numbers one bit.
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by indulona 2y ago
Literally everything in IT runs on decades old principles and technologies. The world simply refuses to fix things because "if ain't broken, don't fix it" philosophy. Look at TCP, HTML, JSON, SMTP..all good tech but insa
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by indulona 2y ago
This is why we have semantic versioning.
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by indulona 2y ago
i am surprised at how many languages look more like some kind of yaml configuration file rather than actual program. also of note is to notice how many languages lack good support in standard library and therefore require much more code to
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by indulona 2y ago
it's always great idea to build your company on software written in some obscure niche language...
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Ask HN: Recommend Payment Gateway in EU
1 points by indulona 2y ago|0 comments
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by indulona 2y ago
> I see even experienced Go programmers constantly wasting time writing unreadable boilerplate if it is unreadable, in Go, probably the most readable language used today, i would question the aforementioned experience.
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by indulona 2y ago
> Go is not object-oriented language That is most definitely not true. Go just uses composition instead of inheritance. Still OOP, just the data flow is reversed from bottom to the top.
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by indulona 2y ago
understandable. thee are always valid uses cases. although ORM in Go is not something that is widely used.
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by indulona 2y ago
i have been writing Go exclusively for 5+ years and to this day i use generics only in a dedicated library that works with arrays(slices in Go world) and provides basic functionality like pop, push, shift, reverse, filter and so on. Other t
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by indulona 2y ago
well, technically you are correct, since the consent is required only for non-essential cookies. which means third party / tracking cookies.
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by indulona 2y ago
we have fought 20 years to get rid of popups, then EU comes in and shits all over the internet.
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by indulona 2y ago
anyone who does not review patches before accepting them deservers to suffer consequences of their laziness.
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by indulona 2y ago
or, just use your hardware without unnecessary isolation.
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by indulona 2y ago
maybe in next 10 years it will be actually usable.
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by indulona 2y ago
just because there are more keywords/syntax, it does not necessarily mean it has to be ugly. they could have made better decisions when designing the language.
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by indulona 2y ago
fugly syntax is one of the biggest reasons i will never touch rust. zig is not far too off, unfortunately. i i needed non-gc language, i would go for odin. not perfect but closes to usable. it's just too hard to do anything but Go, onc
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by indulona 2y ago
true, concurrency, let alone parallelism, never worked for me when i tried it. never used in anywhere. sounds good in theory but it is unusable for most real world cases. there are endless key-value databases suitable for 90% of what sqlite
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by indulona 2y ago
people already forgot that microsoft said years ago that they will make windows into a service and there will be no new version, just constant updates. this is what it looks like. ZERO privacy. you'll own nothing and be happy.

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