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by indulona 2y ago
monorepo is the way to go if the code portrays to the entire application as a whole. otherwise, if there are applications that are not connected in any way, it makes absolutely no sense to pull them together. it's really not a rocket s
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by indulona 2y ago
cloud was supposed to be the cheap one stop shop where sheer numbers make overall prices low. but instead, they priced themselves out of existence. slowly, but surely. when you can run any offered services on your own for cheaper, then you
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by indulona 2y ago
That is nonsense. If you can run your code on 10 servers instead of 1k servers, that is an insane time and money saver that could make or break a company.
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by indulona 2y ago
why is there so much hype about yet another editor?
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by indulona 2y ago
its pure nonsense.
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by indulona 2y ago
I too prefer simplicity and getting things done over wasted time and money disguised as a service by some company that tries to get in between me and what i want to do.
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by indulona 2y ago
yeah, the description of the product itself makes very little sense, let alone on a business level. but we learn by doing and we learn only by failing, so this will look great on their resumes for future jobs and give them priceless knowled
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by indulona 2y ago
What differentiates a good programmer from a bad one? The good programmer will navigate the unknown on his own while the bad programmer will struggle. That's about it. It does not matter what level of proficiency the programmer is at r
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Ask HN: Recommend Storage VPS Providers
1 points by indulona 2y ago|0 comments
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by indulona 2y ago
try using your right hand ʕ·͡ᴥ·ʔ
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by indulona 2y ago
this could result in endless thread so all i will say is that you have * physically available as stand-alone key on the numerical side of every keyboard ever made(unless you are a weirdo(=micro minority) and use the variously mutilated phys
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by indulona 2y ago
the networking does not necessarily has to be in standard library, but there has to be some "official" package/library that handles these things on a superb level and is ready to go in an instant. for odin, there is one http
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by indulona 2y ago
JB had a stream couple of weeks ago where he summarized that three things prevent the language to go public and he is working on them. hopefully next year should all be done.
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by indulona 2y ago
the main problem is keyboard layout and lack of easy access to ^ in most of them. not everyone uses US layout, it's actually minority of computer users. plus, the notion of whether the ^ goes before or after variable can cause a lot of
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by indulona 2y ago
> And no, I am of course not a friend of the Russian government at all. They are committing war crimes, no doubt about it. No reason to read. Guy complains about linux getting political while he himself is unable to not be.
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by indulona 2y ago
Git repository https://github.com/usefulsensors/moonshine
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by indulona 2y ago
pigfix
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by indulona 2y ago
This is good. "West" and " Global South" need separate so there can be more competition and innovation in the world. I had no Idea linux got so political since it is not my OS, though recent wokenization of Debian should
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by indulona 2y ago
+1
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by indulona 2y ago
iirc it is about 6 or 7 GB on windows that you need to install. Zig can do it in 75MB, Go i think around the same. Rust has the same problem though. As for IDE, people who use plain editors like vim, emacs... exist but their numbers are mer
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by indulona 2y ago
before reading the article, i have to say that odin won't make it unless it will invest serious time into networking. graphics, which is where odin shines, is very niche market and i bet that once JB's Jai comes to public, it migh
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by indulona 2y ago
> but it's not that the PostgreSQL design is a loser in all regards the article literally says that pg's mvcc design is from the 90s and no one does it like that any more. that is technology that is outdated by over 30 years. i
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by indulona 2y ago
They have no way of knowing my preferences for anything(politics, sexuality, whatever..), since i truly do not interact with the platform. But i could see they are trying to entice people to do something...
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Ask HN: Is Facebook running their experiments again?
3 points by indulona 2y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Do Extended Validation SSL Certificates Matter?
1 points by indulona 2y ago|0 comments
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by indulona 2y ago
I have not checked for a while, always went for the 1y. But it seem to no longer be the case.
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by indulona 2y ago
i rather pay money and get a 1y or 2y certificate rather than use those ephemeral let's encrypt ones for free. The overhead of automatization(implementation, maintenance, support, patching, updating...) is not worth it.
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by indulona 2y ago
blogging from your phone is a sign if insanity.
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by indulona 2y ago
use mariadb instead of mysql.
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by indulona 2y ago
everyone is praising postgres and shitting on mysql, until performance matters. then, when all these big tech companies turn to mysql, the postgres fanboys cry in unison.

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