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by ksec 4mo ago
I have somehow completely missed Juniper Networks being acquired by HP.
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HPE Discover 2026 Keynote Coverage(servethehome.com)
2 points by ksec 4mo ago|1 comments
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by ksec 4mo ago
Considering Apple's support and product cycle. You are looking at a Billion devices supporting JPEG XL between now and end of next year. It might be low in percentage, but it is still a substantial number.
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The first trillionaire is a killer(theverge.com)
20 points by ksec 4mo ago|6 comments
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by ksec 4mo ago
I wrote below in 2022 on HN [1] when everyone was panicking about AWS growth slowing down. * >>Amazon said Thursday that revenue growth in its cloud-computing unit slowed in the third quarter to 27.5%.* 27.5%. It is lower that their
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by ksec 4mo ago
>Sure would be nice if we got to see any of that, We are only 1 to 2 year into a cycle and we expect a lot of things to happen. Even the business decisions of things were decided before the cycle happened, as if they are fortune teller
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by ksec 4mo ago
I had to double check this is the same Intercom that started with Ruby and Rails. And it is. Hopefully Salesforce won't ruin it.
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by ksec 4mo ago
>(world's first trillionaire anyone?) With some work on crypto many people could be a trillionaire on paper. Whether it translate to actual wealth and liquidity is another matter. We are talking about P/E of 300 / P/S
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by ksec 4mo ago
I don't think Caddy being slower is a real problem. But Caddy, their developers and community refuse to believe Caddy is slow is a much bigger issue.
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by ksec 4mo ago
>I think Evans is completely wrong. I wish there was a case where I find Evans is wrong. As far as my memory served me, I failed to record a single one. I disagree that Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, and Google are " well " behind. I
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by ksec 4mo ago
I don't think it has to do with optimism has faded. Eternal September means Younger generation new to HN, It is highly likely if we were to do a poll, people under 40, lower age group would increasingly support Anti-Free Internet. This
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by ksec 4mo ago
I mean my electric Fan and standing lamp are both powered by USB-C. There are things that shouldn't be powered by USB-C. But there are plenty of sub 100W consumer electronics devices that really should be USB-C. I waited years before P
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by ksec 4mo ago
>Is anyone else as stunned as I am by how many posters on tech websites have suddenly gone full anti-free-internet and embracing the police state? There is certainly an angle where people are fed up with the current state of things. But
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by ksec 4mo ago
Almost everything happened according to the script. Now we are just waiting for another OS fully based on browser technology or WASM OS. webOS and Firefox OS was at least 20 years ahead of its time.
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Phoenix LiveView 1.2(phoenixframework.org)
203 points by ksec 4mo ago|58 comments
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Quick: An internal hosting platform for the AI era(shopify.engineering)
7 points by ksec 4mo ago|0 comments
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News from WWDC26: WebKit in Safari 27 beta(webkit.org)
5 points by ksec 4mo ago|0 comments
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RPG Maker forum users racing to archive almost 15 years of valuable resources(eurogamer.net)
8 points by ksec 4mo ago|0 comments
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by ksec 4mo ago
Why is this flagged?
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Write-heavy sysbench tests, a large server, modern Postgres and MySQL(smalldatum.blogspot.com)
4 points by ksec 4mo ago|0 comments
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NHS Replaces a&E Receptionists with iPads(telegraph.co.uk)
5 points by ksec 4mo ago|0 comments
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Apple Shares List of 250 Changes Across iOS 27, macOS Golden Gate, and More(macrumors.com)
8 points by ksec 4mo ago|0 comments
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by ksec 4mo ago
The industry as a whole stopped caring about users. They cared about their resume or CV. Resume Driven development. They have also either completely forgotten or for newer devs never learned anything about HTML / non JS front end devel
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by ksec 4mo ago
My good lord Tezza. You still have claim and composed response after that sort of insults being throw at you. Haven't seen one this bad for quite sometime on HN. I hope you have a great day.
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by ksec 4mo ago
Missing (2012) in the title.
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by ksec 4mo ago
IF a DC does evaporative cooling, which is said to be the cheaper option, I wonder by what percentage compared to close loop cooling.
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by ksec 4mo ago
Or more like the last 20% of work takes the same effort as first 80% of work. Which is the 80/20 rule. But increasingly I believe the 90/10 rules works better. As a matter of fact I tend to think of it the first 80% is 80% of work
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by ksec 4mo ago
Thanks for the update. Since there wasn't any new blog post I was a little worried.
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by ksec 4mo ago
OT: This reminded me of OrioleDB, what happened to it?
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Pg_plan_advice: Plan Stability and User Planner Control for PostgreSQL?(rhaas.blogspot.com)
2 points by ksec 4mo ago|0 comments

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