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kello
5y ago
Why is backpressure trending on HN lately? Is there some sort of event/talk/blog post/discovery I missed? :) This has got to be the third or fourth Backpressure-related submission I've seen in the past month.
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Ask HN: Switching Teams Internally?
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kello
5y ago
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kello
5y ago
Can someone give me an elevator-pitch for Zig? When would I use it? Is it worth checking out in 2021?
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kello
5y ago
Does github still use Rails in a sort of monolith? I like examples of "monoliths" in the wild that gasp scale as well / better than dozens of microservices painfully working together just to show me a metrics dashboard. Don
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kello
5y ago
I really want you to be right, but what incentives does your run-of-the-miil web dev hav for switching to WASM + (pick language here)?
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kello
5y ago
Germany! Yeah, I feel you on the socially "stuck" part. I've been over here almost 6 years and it took at least 3 to get a social life going. Perhaps I'm just not outgoing enough, perhaps there are a lot of other factors
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kello
5y ago
sure! I moved over here with a girl I met in college who is an EU citizen. So it wasn't directly for work per se.
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kello
5y ago
Okay same situation right here. Seriously, if anyone has suggestions especially for the mobile syncing workflow with linux I would love to hear them. The seamless message-notiifcation experience with Apple is what holds me hostage.
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kello
5y ago
I did the reverse. American who moved to EU for work. I would say go for it! Unless you land a gig in Silicon Valley or working for FAANG tho, I would tamper your expectations of the salary in the States being that much better than (Western
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kello
5y ago
second this. toolchain complexity is way more of a PITA than code complexity for me these days.
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kello
5y ago
If you think about it we say numbers "backwards" in english in the teens: "four-teen, fif-teen, six-teen" and so on.