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by kaladin_1 10mo ago
I really hoped the author would discuss alternatives for distributed databases that writes in parallel. Sequential key would be atrocious in such circumstance this could kill the whole gain of distributed database as hotspots would inevitab
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by kaladin_1 1y ago
Update iOS to 18.6
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by kaladin_1 1y ago
Thanks for asking this. I have always had Adguard on iOS with no issues wondering if there is any extra benefit to switching to uBlock Origin Lite on Safari.
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DxGPT – Microsoft's Diagnosis GPT(windowsforum.com)
1 points by kaladin_1 1y ago|0 comments
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by kaladin_1 1y ago
Congrats team! I was a speaker in a local Supabase event just few weeks ago, https://shorturl.at/JwWMk . We had a local event in Abuja, Nigeria. There we promoted their Launch Week 14 series, highlighting new features from S
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by kaladin_1 1y ago
A heated debated after an author claims: The disintegration 'VFX scene' in Avengers: Infinity War cost about $1.5 million and took ~6 months to complete. But today, you can recreate that same disintegration effect in minutes—for j
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by kaladin_1 2y ago
Even though I am not sure I believe the story but in smaller companies, HR, doubles as recruiters and human resource managers.
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by kaladin_1 2y ago
Since you mentioned that you have FireFox installed, I would encourage you to sign in and use FF Sync. You can even send tabs across and all sorts of things. As soon as you mentioned that you moved to FF, I was expecting you to say that the
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by kaladin_1 2y ago
+1 "...premature optimization is the root of all evil." Sometimes you just wanna get stuff out there, other times you're winning and you wanna give users the best experience. Many people have had to do both. You start with an
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by kaladin_1 2y ago
I love that it is snappy. I didn't read the article but I spent time examining the browser network calls, not much css and js downloads. I truly love the feel of it. Not sure I care about another SM platform but I was very happy to see
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by kaladin_1 2y ago
This is very nice I was nerd-snipped by it. Just kept drilling down and exploring adjacent trees in Java. Thanks for making it authentication-free and free of charge.
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by kaladin_1 2y ago
I don't know if this is irony or you've been in Apple ecosystem way too long. I had to do a very simple macOS app for my personal consumption recently and XCode dx is nothing to write home about. The only reason I finished the pro
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by kaladin_1 2y ago
Thanks for posting. A very interesting read. This is my first time seeing this well written piece. Written in a text file, sign of his distrust for software that mangle your ASCII :)
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by kaladin_1 2y ago
Thanks a lot, I appreciate the effort required to write in detail. I will work through it. I could not find your email in your HN bio. I wonder if you have any public "queue " people can send interesting things they are working on
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by kaladin_1 2y ago
Thanks for the link. Found it useful. x is blocked at dns level on my computer.
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by kaladin_1 2y ago
Thanks a lot for the work you do in documenting these chips. I am a software engineer that mostly sell fullstack skills. After reading your article on the chip that powers Montreal subway, I developed an interest in chip architectures. I ju
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by kaladin_1 2y ago
Personal experience: I needed a message broker while working with multiple sensors constantly streaming data at high frequency. I have seen a startup where RabbitMQ was being used to hand-off requests to APIs (services) that take long to r
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by kaladin_1 2y ago
Thanks for sharing. A new model to look at computers, dumb filing system :)
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by kaladin_1 2y ago
First impression, a fast and neat interface. I went into data indexing rabbit hole as that has been my obsession these days. Cudos! Particularly impressed with the lack of clutter and the speed.
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by kaladin_1 2y ago
I love the attitude, we didn't see a good fit so we rolled ours. Sure it won't cover the bazillion cases the DBs out there do but that's not what you need. The source code is small enough for any team member to jump in and de
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by kaladin_1 3y ago
Yeah, given the amount of legacy infra built on Java. They don't have the luxury to move fast and break things.
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by kaladin_1 3y ago
Location: Abuja, Nigeria (GMT+1) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: TypeScript/Javascript, React, Java, Docker, AWS, GraphQL, PostgreSQL/MySQL/MongoDB Résumé/CV: < https://drive.google.com&#x
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by kaladin_1 3y ago
Nice overview! You successfully ignited the desire to attend one in me.
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by kaladin_1 3y ago
Am I the only locked in a captcha loop while trying to read this article :(
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by kaladin_1 3y ago
Full stack developer here. I concur with parent. I would even add that companies willing to take distant remote has drastically reduced.
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by kaladin_1 3y ago
For tooling, I am currently reading Practical Vim by Drew Neil. Vim has been my primary editing tool for a couple of years now but I know that I am not close to maxing its capacity. I would like to supercharge my vim skill with more advance
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Basic Messaging System using Netcat and SSH(dipperlyra.github.io)
3 points by kaladin_1 3y ago|0 comments
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by kaladin_1 3y ago
I really enjoyed this video even though he lost me with the SIMD code.
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by kaladin_1 3y ago
Location: Abuja, Nigeria (GMT+1) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: TypeScript/Javascript, React, Java, Docker, AWS, GraphQL, PostgreSQL/MySQL, MongoDB Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file&
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by kaladin_1 3y ago
Would you compare that to the ease of getting a job and visa in the US or Canada, which I think is somewhat the point of the article. Germany might be easy but their processes currently seem more tedious than the US and Canada. Those are th

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