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isoos
10y ago
The keyword you are looking for is Dartium (Chrome with Dart support compiled), and if you are benchmarking a Dart app in Dartium vs. a JS app in any of the browsers, chances are the Dartium app will be faster. The technical goal was achiev
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isoos
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TypeScript is evolving towards the same language and tooling goals as Dart has already achieved. I have worked with both, and I find TypeScript tooling to be years behind Dart (event with recent improvements of type inference and e.g. VS&#x
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isoos
10y ago
There is nothing in dart that would freeze it on safari, except that large app are slow on safari, regardless of dart. Btw. the linked benchmarks are server-side.
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isoos
10y ago
I think an equally interesting result would be to keep only the worst 1-4 benchmark results and compare those. In my experience some frameworks put much more long-term memory pressure on the GC, and by discarding those, your benchmark turns
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isoos
10y ago
Also, Stratio's lucene index: https://github.com/Stratio/cassandra-lucene-index
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Ask HN: SaaS startup success stories
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isoos
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isoos
10y ago
On top of that, while visa holders (H1, H4 for sure) need to report their accounts at home, the bank in their home country may refuse them as clients. Been there, seen that, not pleasant.
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isoos
10y ago
Wealthy immigrants can obtain investor visa easier outside of the H1B pool (EB-5). There is no reason why H1B should be distributed fairly, because the US has a green card lottery that is diversified across various jobs and countries anyway
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isoos
10y ago
This framework looks great, thanks for pointing out. I've used lambda for supporting a static website's need for storing and e-mailing forms, and collecting analytics events. It is very limited compared to what this framework prov
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isoos
10y ago
My experience backs yours. While living in the Bay, my wife bought most of the clothes through Macy's online interface, and we brought them back to the stores (we kept more than 60%). Moved out of the US, and we do miss the convenience
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MacDown: Open-Source Markdown Editor for OS X
(macdown.uranusjr.com)
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10y ago
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isoos
10y ago
I fear that this spec may be a way to circumvent the EU charger rules, e.g. the rules only specify the physical properties, but don't have a say whether the device may deny the charging. Bad business practice anyway, and I will probabl
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Ask HN: Restore deleted files and mails (.pst) on Windows (and Outlook)
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isoos
11y ago
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Elassandra = Cassandra and Elasticsearch
(github.com)
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isoos
11y ago
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isoos
11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote (Budapest, Hungary), travel OK, East Coast work hours OK. Senior software engineer (full tech stack, product management, some UX, ex-Google) looking for both short- and long-term contract work. Additional team members
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High performance queues with Cassandra (2013)
(slideshare.net)
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isoos
11y ago
That is not something that prevents losses. I was hoping pointers on those strategies.
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isoos
11y ago
Would you mind sharing pointers?
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Ask HN: Modern, self-hosted software dev infrastructure
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isoos
11y ago
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isoos
11y ago
Assume 5 months pass, the developer works on the product, while the other guy does only light marketing and sales (10% part time, as there is not much to go for). For unexpected reasons, the non-tech guy moves to a different country, and th
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isoos
11y ago
I can see that it works for employees, but how does this apply for the founders with very asymmetric initial investment?
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Ask HN: How to split with non-tech co-founder?
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11y ago
I agree, quality content is expensive to make. But at the same time, we have access to an incredibly large amount of content (good or bad), and mostly for free. Wishing it away won't make it happen, and maybe it is a good thing.
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11y ago
There are many, slightly different ways to describe innovation. I have found that 20% of the time project is about personal motivation to show on something different (than my usual tasks) that I can do it or make it better. Managers only ne
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Best practices in product development
(drillio.com)
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Evaluate startup ideas – over coffee
(drillio.com)
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From the site: "Complete learning systems in TensorFlow will be introduced via projects and assignments."
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isoos
11y ago
Similar to this note: I've done my fair share of using dependency injection frameworks in the Java backend world (e.g. Spring), just to develop a healthy dislike for every DI out there. The magic is nice and good, until it becomes a bu
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isoos
11y ago
I think a lot of people who would love to use a self-hosted version of this. However, paying for $20/m is usually not worth for a hobby/blog site.
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I've recently started to consider tools like wkhtmltopdf [1] to easily dump a website I'd like to link to. Then I'd include both the original link and the pdf version on the blog page, in order to keep the linked structure an
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