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FIXParser – parse FIX messages in TS apps
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Ask HN: How did you hack, back in the old days?
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Uptime for the last 3 years has been >99%. 1. Keep spares (esp. fans and drives). Hot swap if needed. 2. Dual ISP (1Gbit/s primary, auto switch to Starlink if primary link fails). 3. Keep a separate server for testing. Actually I li
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2y ago
My old trusty Dell PowerEdge R720 in the utility room at home. It works fine, and powers everything from web hosting to locally running LLM's. It would have costed a fortune running the equivalent compute capacity in any of the big 3.
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3y ago
You are seriously naive, or dishonest. In China, you can’t own land - you lease it. In China, corporations must have a CCP representative. All roads in China leads to the CCP.
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3y ago
Yeah. It’s hard to argue with convenience. And yes Amazon is not much more than a western front for the same shitty products you can get directly from China. The way the system is gamed with fake reviews and SEO it makes honest businesses h
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3y ago
Oh, I’ve heard many No’s. So many No’s that I will never, ever try to work with VC’s ever again. Fuck them. There’s a very high probability that you won’t need them either. In my case, I just kept going. If you have a good product then you
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3y ago
Sometimes it's just strange, and it doesn't seem like a coincidence. It's far too often that I see, read or experience something and then it pops up on HN a few moments later. In this case, I went to Duxford a day before this
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4y ago
That’s exactly what I started: https://gitlab.com/logotype/fixparser It’s a quite boring project, but it is niche - and there is no alternative, at least not in the JS/TS ecosystem. Many startups/crypto/
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4y ago
Working with Flash was like working with future technologies, back in the day. You could build amazing things with it, things that was not possible using standard browser API’s. In fact, Flash led the way and was the prototype for what brow
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4y ago
Here’s what it made it click for me: .addEventListener(‘onclick’, () => {})
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4y ago
Spent 9 years building a JavaScript library, earned about 4490 USD in total from it. Then spent 23900 USD in manufacturing a single product (quantity of 1, ran out of budget) for which I have no known client for. Built an iPhone app and mad
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4y ago
Happened to my account too, and also getting stuck at the recovery page with a loading progress spinner only.
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4y ago
Anyone else moving away from the cloud? From AWS to the utility room server :)
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In the beginning of my career I worked on a volatile multidimensional house of cards project. It was a classic ASP enterprise content management system, patched together by external contractors for 10 years or so, with seemingly no structur
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4y ago
Librem 5 USA, without the case.
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4y ago
That would be https://localhost since I can create stuff
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4y ago
Had the QuickCam back in the day and it was so cool and futuristic to have a camera connected to the computer. It was fun making stop-motion videos with clay.
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4y ago
Spamming HN with a link you’ve previously posted isn’t good for the community. I left a comment on your previous post but it seems the post was flagged.
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4y ago
These are generic pools, sold everywhere. Instead of importing crap from China and indirectly support the CCP - make something in France instead. Put some effort ffs.
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4y ago
I’m currently running a Cisco ASA 5540 as the perimeter device (with NAT and DHCPD) at home. Replaced the stock fans because it was seriously noisy. Getting about 920Mbp/s. Also running a site-to-site VPN to AWS. It’s been working grea
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Didn’t know that, that sounds great.
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E.g. Cisco firewalls such as ASA and Firepower
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4y ago
Thanks for the tips, will check it out!
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Ask HN: Dear Cisco, free licenses for home labs?
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Besides the security implication that mschuster mentioned there is also: misleading marketing, if a product is marketed as Made in USA it should consist of a majority of parts made locally. My product, currently in prototype stage, is made
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4y ago
Fundamentally incompatible values (I lived there for 10+ years). CCP is evil, truly. It has nothing to do with sinophobia.
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One thing to note about the Librem 5 USA version. The case is made in China. I’ve asked them for years to make the case in the US but nothing yet. That’s the only thing preventing me from purchasing it.
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4y ago
Nice, thanks for sharing!
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Free storage space. I wonder how much it costs for Google to store all those 2M videos. Here’s an idea. Encode your data/backups into a video (it’ll display as noise but that doesn’t matter). Store on YouTube for free instead of payin
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