isoos

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by isoos 7y ago
I'd love to use a self-hosted VCS (git or svn) that supports directory-level ACLs && painless code review workflow. Can this be achieved with Phabricator?
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by isoos 7y ago
> But going from our single PostgreSQL instance to a 3 node cluster, performance is worse. This is true even for simple queries involving 1 node (say, getting a record by id or running locally with a single node). Still a few extra milli
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MUI: A Lightweight CSS Framework Following Google's Material Design Guidelines(muicss.com)
5 points by isoos 7y ago|0 comments
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by isoos 7y ago
I'd be really interested in the accuracy of this tool to solve Google audio captchas. I'm assuming the price of solving captchas will go further down.
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by isoos 7y ago
There is a package for gcloud (and also googleapis), and we are closing in to generate AWS API client libraries from the API definition JSONs.
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by isoos 7y ago
Playable version: https://munificent.github.io/hauberk/
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by isoos 7y ago
Yes, however, at least in my social circle, they are not on HN to be vocal about it.
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by isoos 7y ago
I wish it was easier to monitor what goes on inside our body. E.g. digesting works differently if you have some kind of intolerance, allergy, diabetes, whether you have enough muscle mass or not... We treat it as a black box, give blanket s
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by isoos 7y ago
I think you can somewhat control your potential for luck, which IIRC Dilbert-creator Scott Adams called: your luck surface. The more you expose yourself to get lucky, the better your chances will be. Of course it doesn't work much with
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by isoos 7y ago
> Don't be too kind on the big websites. I usually recommend latency-based dynamic load control for that. Once the website starts to reply 500-1000ms longer than the average one-thread latency, it is time to take a bit of it back. I
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by isoos 7y ago
From the original article: https://medium.com/dartlang/dart2native-a76c815e6baf "the executables created with dart2native are self-contained, they can run on machines that don’t have the Dart SDK installed. And be
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Ask HN: What is your experience of using Elassandra?
1 points by isoos 7y ago|0 comments
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Announcing verified publishers on pub.dev (Dart's package manager)(medium.com)
3 points by isoos 7y ago|0 comments
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by isoos 7y ago
Tim O'Reilly: Frank Herbert (online version) https://www.oreilly.com/tim/herbert/ "I wrote Frank Herbert over a period of about two years, and it was published in 1981. In the course of writing it, I rea
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by isoos 7y ago
This tool needs more attention: https://mailinabox.email/ (tagline: "Take back control of your email with this easy-to-deploy mail server in a box.") I haven't uses it for a while, but last time I wanted to s
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by isoos 7y ago
Yeah, we have a sizeable server-side Dart project for crawling and processing websites and documents. I also know a few companies using it for full-stack language in web and server apps. The people I know are not vocal, I guess they are tir
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by isoos 7y ago
Dart covers more than mobile (Flutter): e.g. running server processing with the async event loop is really efficient, and I rarely need to spawn isolates, as the bottleneck is usually the database or the network, and not the CPU.
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JSON Query and Transformation Language(jsonata.org)
3 points by isoos 7y ago|0 comments
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by isoos 7y ago
Do you have some numbers about the resource usage that you can share? 4GB minimum memory (16G recommended) is necessarily a heavy requirement given the wide variety of things the server does. CockroachDB may be similar to this, and my serve
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Ask HN: Why is Couchbase Server under-represented here?
3 points by isoos 7y ago|4 comments
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by isoos 7y ago
I keep hearing about this, but every time without any reference. Where and how can one visit such forums?
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by isoos 7y ago
Non-US credit or debit card owners are not in that good position wrt. disputes and getting their money back. Most of them charge for disabling the card and sending a new one. Dispute last for months, and are not automatically protecting the
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by isoos 7y ago
I've worked with a few interns that were interviewed and tasked with small scripts and libs to be developed in Dart. Most of the "got" the language in a few minutes, and were productive in a few hours. (Disclaimer: they were
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by isoos 7y ago
In case you are not looking for a one-stop-framework, there are small libraries that do bits and pieces of the stack, and besides thosakwe's angel framework, there is also aqueduct ( https://aqueduct.io/ ), which is also
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by isoos 8y ago
Postgresql JSONB?
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Ask HN: Semantic (English) naming conventions for (JSON) data models?
2 points by isoos 8y ago|0 comments
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by isoos 8y ago
Not sure why you say you can't share code between server and app: if the code is in a common library that both import, it can be shared.
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by isoos 8y ago
Depends on what you want to do on the server side. For many, it is enough to have a Postgresql database backend, and a very limited amount of other services needed, in such cases Dart is great for server side. If you rely on many third-part
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Ask HN: Any free or low-cost API to get ETF data weekly?
2 points by isoos 8y ago|1 comments
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by isoos 8y ago
Flutter (Dart) is better positioned for it.

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