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541.
by kunley 4y ago
It's alive^Wa lisp!!;)
542.
by kunley 4y ago
The story looks like deleted..
543.
by kunley 4y ago
Doesn't matter much if the output is also a source, you can't avoid lexing and parsing, so the best thing to get started seems to be... the Dragon Book, right?
544.
by kunley 4y ago
Typical requirements are often ridiculously bloated. In CI/CD/SRE jobs there is a tendency to put into job requirements every tool from the last decade that apparently local team heard of. Later it becomes obvious that the company
545.
by kunley 4y ago
All good except of the last sentence. All the sluggish steps led them to the usage of the web app they need to use, and they need it to be fast. At least, faster than rest of the crap so far. Heck, they may spend rest of the day with this
546.
by kunley 4y ago
All the (dozens and hundreds) milliseconds add up and the sum of it is perceived easily
547.
by kunley 4y ago
Absolutely agree. Thank you btw for bringing up some of the recent history. People forget so easily
548.
by kunley 4y ago
Not exactly true about "performance is more API based". Everything adds up. 400ms here, 700 there. Websites can be slow even before api calls are triggered or on the middle of them, or while the results from api responses are pres
549.
by kunley 4y ago
Some projects are just about belonging to some arcane group, not about creating something much useful... though of course the said group would disagree.
550.
by kunley 4y ago
<nostalgia> OMG, who would think that when 1541 floppy drive was a luxury solution to the storage problem!
551.
by kunley 4y ago
The industralization of the Soviet Union was done at the cost of the massive hunger, the murders of Great Purge and making disturbance to the neighbor contries (I am talking about pre 1939 now, WW2 soviet atrocities are not even scratched h
552.
by kunley 4y ago
The content is mixed SSL and plain HTTP, you know that right?
553.
by kunley 4y ago
According to the believers views, Allah intercepts this traffic by himself :D
554.
by kunley 4y ago
Awesome, and so much more useful than the original!
555.
by kunley 4y ago
Hmm, in addition to that, what about un-bloating the typical CICD to speed up the build?
556.
by kunley 5y ago
Sounds strange. Where do you reserve strings in the compiler?
557.
by kunley 9y ago
What is your point, because it is actually hard to get..?
558.
by kunley 9y ago
By the way, so-called 'diversity' should also protect right-wing conservative views, not only left-wing supposedly-liberal views; otherwise it's a crap. It should protect everyone 's freedom as long as those views respe
559.
by kunley 9y ago
Your reasoning about this company may be a wishful thinking.
560.
by kunley 9y ago
The guy was an asshole.
561.
by kunley 13y ago
+1 for the simple & pragmatic solution w/ cron and not over-engineering this at the current stage!
562.
When Launching Early is a Bad Idea(howtolaunchastartup.com)
1 points by kunley 14y ago|0 comments
563.
Better async postgres client for EventMachine(github.com)
1 points by kunley 15y ago|0 comments
564.
by kunley 15y ago
I'd love to ssh to my server and use some modern MUA like Sup, but there are lot of places where you cannot ssh through local firewalls. When you work parttime as a consultant or when you just meet with some potential customers/investors/co
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Q. When Will Wisdio Add Authority Scores? A. Right Now.(techcrunch.com)
1 points by kunley 15y ago|0 comments
566.
by kunley 15y ago
When someone claims that he's on HN "exactly because he's at work", it's not sounding like some innocent morning coffee break.
567.
by kunley 15y ago
OT, but frankly such attitude is recurring and I can't imagine how it is compatible with HN "ethos". If you're at work, be effective there or change the work. What's to be so proud in slacking during work hours? Would you want such people w
568.
Stackless Ruby via simple Fiber hack(github.com)
2 points by kunley 15y ago|0 comments
569.
by kunley 15y ago
Well, I agree we probably were saying the same things using different words, as jarek put it, thus the misunderstanding.
570.
by kunley 15y ago
What a ridiculous point. If you don't have such understanding, you're just copypasting someone else's instructions.

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