lukevp

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by lukevp 6y ago
What is “slow”? I mostly do JS and .NET, and I just started working through the rust hello world. I was shocked that I had an exe in around 0.2s. I haven’t worked on a large project so maybe this doesn’t scale, but of the 3 (at least for he
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by lukevp 6y ago
Sorry that happened to you. You never know who people are or where they will end up, and everyone has value and should be treated with respect. I have had similar things happen to me at conferences. nit: You should edit this and change Zoo
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by lukevp 6y ago
What’s the problem with running a script this way? Several major tools install like this (docker, netdata...) here’s a take on this that was posted to HN a while back: https://www.arp242.net/curl-to-sh.html
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by lukevp 6y ago
Vdom is a common point of premature optimization. React is very fast if you are rerendering components correctly. Turbo links is still having to diff just like react/vdom.
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by lukevp 6y ago
My post was not about what is probable but what is possible. Hey is an app, not a website, that has been built by an entire team of developers over 2+ years, with multiple millions of dollars, not a gatsby app on Netlify made in 30 minutes.
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by lukevp 6y ago
Has anyone received an invite into the program yet? I applied on day one, but don’t have a Mac Store app currently published, so I’m not sure if I will get accepted.
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by lukevp 6y ago
Sounds like it for the view side, maybe they are doing a local proxy with some offline caching with native libs, does the app work offline?
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by lukevp 6y ago
If you’re interested in talking through this and are considering C#, you’re welcome to email me and bounce around some ideas. I have a lot of experience in both Python and C# and may be able to help!
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by lukevp 6y ago
It depends on how much data is centralized. If creating a new email round trips to the server to render in the next email list page, it may feel instant on a fast connection. With a SPA framework, it could add it to the local list of emails
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by lukevp 6y ago
We use BitDefender, and it once deleted the main .exe of an internal website (after several months of no issues with the same exe) mid-day. It also flagged that exe and made it nearly impossible to restore, even with the quarantine feature.
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by lukevp 6y ago
That's fascinating. I know that AMD has been touting HBM as a faster memory subsystem for their GPUs, is that the same as HMB where it's stacked? Or are they just calling it something similar?
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by lukevp 6y ago
I worked hard and managed to ship my first ever alpha product, https://NoteBrook.com . I am iterating on it nights and weekends to build out the core feature set and get it on every platform as published apps. It’s been a really
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by lukevp 6y ago
Ideas aren't worth basically anything. Just start. http://www.paulgraham.com/start.html If you can convince yourself of this, then what you have is really not worth anything unless you execute something on it. If you
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by lukevp 6y ago
I'm a big fan of RTK, especially the immutable state out of the box. The biggest issue I had with onboarding was that the docs are geared toward users who already use and are familiar with Redux, React, and React-Redux (the first line
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by lukevp 6y ago
Yes, this. It's a business app for a scanner. It's the only app running on a device with an 8 core processor and 4 gigs of RAM. It starts up in a couple seconds, all interactions feel instant, it syncs smoothly. Photos are quick
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by lukevp 6y ago
I’m an engineering manager, and made the call to build a new mobile application for our company in React Native in early 2019. I read this article back then and considered various options before picking RN. I have built apps in native iOS (
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by lukevp 6y ago
Is this the beginning of mini self-hosted clouds where the orchestration happens in a web UI but the compute/storage is local? Like a cheap version of Azure Stack? I get that you can’t keep the snowcone, but if you could, it would be a
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by lukevp 6y ago
Asp.net Core is fantastic. ASp.net is ok but not as good. Asp.net Core is cross platform, has a self hosted https server called Kestrel that is insanely fast, has a really sensible composition of middleware, built in DI, and a strong commun
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by lukevp 6y ago
This is great, getting logos off sites is so tedious. What about the legality of using the logos (for example, to use AWS logos for certain purposes, you have to be a partner). Is that an issue for you to host the logos?
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by lukevp 6y ago
Well git internally is a directed acyclic graph of filesystem changes, and branches are just tags on nodes. Master is just a convention-based name for the default branch when the repo is first created, but it could be called anything. The
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by lukevp 6y ago
Well done alecrosa! It's very usable already! Impressive to ask for money so early in to the process. I struggle with even launching products, much less monetizing them from early on in the process. It's a major growth area for me
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by lukevp 6y ago
I’ve noticed this as well (for example, with Ulysses, Bear and OmniFocus). I am building a note taking application at https://NoteBrook.app that I intend to be a simple, clean, fast app that runs on every major platform, works o
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by lukevp 6y ago
Thanks, I removed the reference to WEBM in that case. MP4 and MKV are very common container formats, so being supported in WEBM, MP4, MKV doesn't seem like a differentiator.
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by lukevp 6y ago
Whenever I think about Rust vs C I think of Curl, where they've been working on a C program for decades that is used by an incredible amount of software, and they're still fixing memory leaks in it as recently as November 2019: h
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by lukevp 6y ago
That was enjoyable to play with! Thanks for sharing. I think it would be nicer if it didn't use the anchor tag for storing data which messes up history, especially since it has a built-in share that generates a URL that can recreate
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by lukevp 6y ago
For others like me who are curious and haven't heard of AV1, some main features: * Open & Royalty Free (no licensing required to use) * Backed by Mozilla, Google, Microsoft, Cisco, etc. [1] * Approximately 50% higher compression th
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by lukevp 6y ago
Thanks for the kind comments! I will put your vote in for this feature and bookmark the link for future reference. Our focus is on expanding the feature set in ways that are more emergent, so the UI stays very clean and straightforward and
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by lukevp 6y ago
That’s a valid point and I’ll consider this terminology more carefully in the future. I think a better description might be “transportable?” By that I mean that a specific commit to master builds a container one time with a corresponding ta
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by lukevp 6y ago
Site seems to be down. I’m glad to see someone working on a new browser. They’re such huge apps though, I wonder if the Edge/Brave strategy is better if you’re trying to get compatibility and performance as fast as possible... it is un
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by lukevp 6y ago
I get the comparison to nix and all, but docker does a heck of a lot more than reproducible builds and dependency management. It’s also a way to formalize network and other resource access, Perform local dns, automatically control the lifec

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