Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
lotyrin
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
26 ms
·
241.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
What are you comparing, because 50% more cache and double the memory and PCIe bandwidth is actually a really big deal?
242.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
Somewhat affluent kids maybe. As a preteen in the 90s I had an uncle's hand-me-down 80s console (NES) with like two cartridges and 80s computer with a few pieces of shareware game demos that I hand to know CLI commands and manage files
243.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
A traditional MVC app process has a start up time and a memory cost so you either have a bad experience while a user waits for it to start up, or you have to rent (or own) some amount of RAM 24/7. Static site + API Gateway + async proc
244.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
I don't understand. The prevailing encoding (utf-8) is only as wide as ASCII is for encoding the same characters, so you are getting what you want here, unless it's an internet without other cultures and languages on it.
245.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
It has to be, even with as irrational as the market can be I don't see people sustaining this kind of spend on public clouds -- the cultural barriers and perverse incentives that prevent effective use of private / hybrid cloud hav
246.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
Games seeking this property of low-cost art through pixelated graphics generally choose not to have a retro virtual screen though - which frees them to have different pixel sizes between different parts of the UI, place things precisely (ev
247.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
How does blockchain provide that property to the system? Why couldn't Stripe launch an API for a notary in multiple markets and why couldn't India chose bitnotary while Pakistan chooses dogenotary?
248.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
Bog standard blockchain antidote, feel free to steal and reuse as needed (or disregard as usual): If participants are willing trust some subset of other participants within the system for certain privileged tasks that are required by the de
249.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
Even under such a license, unless that license and code were furnished to you as an individual (not working with the code as licensed to the organization with IP assignment to that organization) you aren't granted the rights provided i
250.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
I've never interpreted or heard of anyone interpreting the Viable V of in MVP to be strictly about technical aspects of a product's viability, generally quite the opposite - thus the P being there and standing for Product (and not
251.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
Yep. The value of Given When Then ends, not begins, once you have implemented the steps with some automation.
252.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
That is a very interesting perspective and I think it helps me understand a few issues in a new light. Thank you for sharing it.
253.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
I doubt you propose we abandon the concept of there being objective truth, or any possible way for diverse groups to find consensus, but what are you proposing? If I use simulated annealing to arrive at an optimal schedule for some processi
254.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
I suppose we are both confused then. Politics is rooted solely in policy: if we do or don't form this or that policy, are the subjects of our policies better or worse off? Anything that distracts from a process of objective assessment
255.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
There absolutely is tribal zealotry on the conservative side -- any side of any issue. Just not this specific shape or color or flavor of it that happens to stand out as an example because one tribe is seen to do something that another trib
256.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
If you had left out "leftist" here you could have made a point instead of serving as your own example.
257.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
Conversely, a lot of the incentives on these teams are perverse -- like the conversation in another thread about not being able to sell to stakeholders the idea of "remove junk" but being able to sell them the idea of "add AM
258.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
Fiction with Primer-style travel solves for this -- you travel to where-when the machine was when it was started.
259.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
And the reverse, near me, there's a "South Extension Road" South and Road might reasonably be abbreviated: "S Extension Rd." but Google maps just displays "S Ext Rd" and businesses have addresses of "
260.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
They didn't expect this thing would become so massively popular and probably figured they had more than enough supply of this part to produce every unit they'd ever need to make.
261.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
Dwarf fortress.
262.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
JIRA's problem is it's too configurable and popular with folks who are into prescriptive authority, so it absolutely can be worst tool you've ever used, and frequently will be.
263.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
An opinionated workflow of collecting from a development team and its customers potential future efforts, estimates of the cost and value of those efforts, prioritizing based on those estimates (maximize expected value, minimize expected co
264.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
When team sizes grow, time to hire those teams shrink, and deadlines shrink, you trend toward the quality of work product being whatever the system permits. Would you agree that C++ is overly permissive for such teams?
265.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
If they truly aren't interested in it, that'd be great, they could just stop, open up to become dumb data pipes and create a market of competitive third-party service for the telephony part.
266.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
Treating the test suite as your contract and having a well structured + documented test suite also makes SemVer considerations a matter of what tests changed and how did they change (new cases, new features, changes to existing features, re
267.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
Why not? You should have backup strategy with business-acceptable RPO/RTO.
268.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
Teaching my wife her Katakana has been fun, all the words on the flash cards are loan-words, mostly from English, and the correct readings of the words certainly give her pause.
269.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
What I'd like to see, but haven't yet, is a way to teach a browser extension about my environments, what they are named and what their URL patterns are such that I can get a border color-indicator of "hey, you're in prod
270.
▲
by
lotyrin
8y ago
They come from the cost savings made by a pointy-hair telling that smart aleck code monkey that bothered actually reading the spec that his concerns aren't going to delay the ship date or go into the budget for developer time -- but yo
More ›