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8y ago
This seems to be the key/blocker for a decentralized internet, well social apps at least. If someone can solve discoverability, it'll make a lot of things possible.
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8y ago
No remote? What is the justification for this?
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8y ago
Same here, Although I have yet to see a deliberate comparison between the two.
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8y ago
Have you written about the challenges involved in this? Like does yt allow it? What do you index exactly? The implementation? Would be very interesting reading. There used to a few yt aggregrators around. I think the most successful was wha
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8y ago
It's all tabloid news now; calf born with two heads, Grandma abducted by aliens, tells all! It a consequence of the death of journalism in my opinion. We're all worse off.
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8y ago
It's an abomination for the simple fact of how do you bundle a lib directory with an artifact? Someone will chime in with some solution, but originally, everything was supposed to be an osgi module. It was f-cking nuts, pita.
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8y ago
Something about this makes my skin crawl; conflating blossoming sentience with soulless machines. Children are banal and miraculous at the same time. The default human state was to create tiny humans without end until the advent of birth co
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8y ago
Great project, I used it for an online code editor a couple of years ago. My question is; what's the status of mobile/touch support? It used to be barely usable on touch devices. How is touch support vs Atom? I haven't follow
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8y ago
we should push ourselves to understand what systems are forcing ---companies that monetize the work of--- deeply passionate OSS devs to consider more proprietary options. Fixed it for you. I'm waiting to read antirez comments.
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Companies shouldn't give candidates homework assignments
(gayle.com)
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8y ago
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8y ago
A lot of companies used to actually do this. Let the mail room or call center people apply for the cobol training program and become developers. It's unheard of today for obvious reasons (a lot more demand for high skilled jobs makes i
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8y ago
> Apple Pulls Illegal Apps Targeted by Chinese State Media (wsj.com) Illegal in what jurisdiction one wonders?
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8y ago
You are using this particular branch in production, deployed as you mention, or sqlite in general? Some more info about this use case would be very interesting if you can share!
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8y ago
The collision rate (percentage of attempted transactions that failed due to a page-level locking conflict) in all tests was between 1 and 2%. Failed transactions are not included in the TPS counts below. I read this as: retry logic requi
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8y ago
How's the culture? Are devs actually busy and productive or is the the typical never ending wait for requirements to materialize that's so common at moribund large enterprises?
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8y ago
Yet at the same time, GE Digital was given a P&L and had to make quarterly commitments on performance. The revenue was tied to the work it was doing with internal GE business units and one-off partnerships with outside software compani
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8y ago
Last I checked mattn's wrapper was for an older version and was missing some things, like registering an update hook (I could be wrong, been a while). I welcome a current, lower level wrapper. If you publish your code, I'd take a
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8y ago
like the one present in the sqlite driver Last time I checked mattn's lib, there was no connection pool, and my tests supported this. Do you have other information?
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8y ago
But sometimes you get 'first opinions' by people who've thought deeply about the topic for a long time. This is the value. I'd also add that for a site with very broad subject matter, the level of discussion can be quite
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8y ago
Stack allocation is the one 'killer feature' c# has had over java since forever. Really critical for games, ie 3d math for example. Still no 'value objects' in java, I don't when or if they're planned nowadays,
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8y ago
Good article, very informative. You used to hear the "can't do the math" excuse a lot around y2k with respect to migrating these systems to something (anything?) else. You don't hear as much nowadays. I think a lot of th
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8y ago
Your dream is reality! Gnu Cobol source translates to C and compiles that with the system c compiler. The c looks like some sort of bizarre assembler, so there's that.
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8y ago
I don't have the sense this is a bottom by any means. Certainly there will be a bounce but I expect to see long term decline (imo).
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8y ago
FYI "what wrong with X?" is not the same conversation as "Are you familiar with X? It has these great features ...". Great that you want to promotoe you're favorite tech, but there are more effective ways to do it.
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8y ago
My first instinct was great, another pithy article from a nerd rapture-ist (riffing on Neal Stephenson here). But this piece is actually a very informative and interesting. A bit chatty, but very good overview of the history of AI up to now
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8y ago
Absolutely this. OP has a Messiah complex it seems. OP don't be their Martyr too! I think you are setting yourself up for failure: Is the goal to ship the project on time, or reform the team to OPs ideal of a high performing team, an
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8y ago
I agree with the caveat I didn't read anything similar to go's work stealing thread scheduling, useful for tasks with synchonized IO for example. What appeals to me is the Lua integration. I'd love for a Lua application serve
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8y ago
Yeah, I meant web applications with the ease of developing and running a basic program of old. Sorry that wasn't clear.
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8y ago
This is very cool. I've often wished I could return to my roots of simply programming, and not being a server admin and dba. Am I the only who wishes we could deploy things like BASIC applications to a runtime in the cloud and be done
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Ask HN: As a team lead how to handle project going off the rails?
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