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maxpert
9y ago
I think he deviated from topic he should be addressing. A guy like Tanenbaum should not be exicted or engaged in marketshare debate. His article yesterday was showing more excitement than his rant over intel keeping it secret and this artic
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Interesting and I saw title and thought to my self hmmmm... may be SQLite4 is just around the corner. This is a good case study to show people look sometimes classic works better and NoSQL coined terms and techniques might work in limited s
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Modern JS is just syntactic sugar on top of concepts introduced in original JS. It's so much flexible you have to appreciate the beauty; you can have getters/setters or classes but it the core is such a simple concept; you can mol
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9y ago
It's interesting how simple and understandable now these concepts are with JS. I couldn't imagine a language written in 7 days ending up with ability to handle all this.
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9y ago
Likes on bringing such a retro concept back; but seems like you don't have any kind of spam control :D would be nice to have one.
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9y ago
I expected more intellectual letter from Tanenbaum. And I don’t know why they myth of intel CPUs more than ARM CPUs is getting so much traction I don’t think its true.
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9y ago
Title should say wrapper rather than alternative. Since it’s built on top of express.
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9y ago
Have recently moved system from TS + Angular 1 to Angular 1.5 and then to Angular 2 (took us solid 1 year and you can still see some traces of older code), by time we finished move to 2, Angular 4 was released! And now this! This is WTF mom
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9y ago
No! It's your pizza delivery service sending you menu of appetizers, because pizza is not ready yet. Oh! BTW you might not get this menu incase of traffic jam (aka buffering proxies), and pizza might arrive with menu as well :D.
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Glad to see one more project, can already see some bugs :) would love to contribute. Shameless plug http://raspchat.com/ I have done similar hobby project which runs server on Raspberry Pi at my work place and it can handle
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Ask HN: Learning Lisp, and I have some questions
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Still waiting for v1; Ruby being my fav in terms of syntax, Crystal is really going to lift my experience in terms of syntax. This interview describes low traffic usage, what I am looking for is high traffic usage scenario and how crystal’s
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It's good to see languages like these showing up. Would love to code something complicated before I have a detailed opinion. With my experience in Typescript (another typed language claiming to make code better with some heavy React, A
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9y ago
Somebody ask Trump to build a wall and deport these robots! They are taking our jobs :P
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9y ago
Nice! Would be nice to see replication too.
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9y ago
Kotlin to rescue! Shameless plug https://hackernoon.com/in-pursuit-of-better-jvm-futures-kotl... I have seen/followed Kotlin since it's early days and I was so sure it's going to be next big thing for Android
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9y ago
They have some benchmarks in paper https://people.csail.mit.edu/stavrosp/papers/vldb2017/VLDB17...
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9y ago
Looks nice, still have to read the whole paper. Seems like it's most useful for sparse arrays. Maybe we will get a golang port :P
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AI based Strager Things image generator
(evenstranger.pw)
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9y ago
Interesting mixture of C/C++, Python (__init__) and Javaish. Has no package manager (atleast I can’t see one). Would like to see how it compares against Lua in performance.
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9y ago
Tweeted her :P let's see if she is bothered to respond
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Here I made a quick copy and a quick domain, almost 10 LoC and it will be more reliable than what Cambridge had http://hawking.sibte.ml/
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Ok I am confused, 60k hits in a day? What broght down the website? 72MB of size, network congestion, or 60k hits? Even with authentication for download what can bring the system down? I have handled more traffic on a RPi with 100MBps connec
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I wish I could understand mandarin, such nice projects need some good translation.
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It's amazing to see how little the concepts have changed in desktop world since Xerox Alto. The only different concept I saw few years back was by 10gui http://10gui.com/ with VR, MR, and AR coming in we need such inno
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Some really nice tips. I have worked quite a few times with Python + SQLite3 combination and I always enjoyed the API, that's why I chose Python for my toy document store that I created on top of SQLite3 (shameless plug http:/&#x
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Downvotes for asking? :/
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I have honestly tried many many times to read books/tutorials for getting started in LISP. I know there are many LISP inspired languages and Clojure is one of them. Where LISP throws me off is the excessive use of parenthesis, up-to th
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Great implement a coroutine, channels, and async io using those coroutines... WOLLAH we have a golang replacement.
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Have you read the docs? Just go read this https://github.com/Microsoft/napajs/blob/master/docs/api/mem... and tell me you don't feel uncomfortable. This is the kind of baggage you are boun
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