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by mekster 5y ago
Why do people get on stuff some known people use blindly? That is such a bad habit like everyone getting on git and getting burned and now it's irreversible with all the existing ecosystem. How hard is it to just spin up a beefy cloud
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by mekster 5y ago
Except the listing looks ancient and doesn't bring alternatives like this post's link. You don't use "sed" as a text editor.
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by mekster 5y ago
I suppose using a package managers that random people can commit stuff into would be a no go for you too. I think complaining about streamlined remote script execution is just being pedantic. If you're so worried, wget to see and run.
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by mekster 5y ago
Ate you a city planner in Japan? The Japanese population is declining, so not sure how it's not sustainable and Covid took many workers off from commuting.
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by mekster 5y ago
Saying it's a Google analytics alternative is quite far stretched. It doesn't have any user journey but only entry and exit, no A/B testing, no heatmap for click and scrolls. If it doesn't provide any actionable intels,
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by mekster 5y ago
Is it just me that while I hear good things about their product, I don't find the need to use their product? Do they have a product that has no good competition or is the first choice as a tool? Nevertheless, nice accomplishment.
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by mekster 5y ago
You're doing it wrong. Use Homebrew only for tools and not for critical services like databases and use a cloud server or local virtualization like VMware Fusion (which is free these days for personal use) to run services because major
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by mekster 5y ago
Try to explain?
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by mekster 5y ago
Why not use Homebrew? wrk seems to exist. And it can work across any Linux distribution.
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by mekster 5y ago
The author is a programmer for sake. Writing a little script sounded worthwhile. Also, what expense? $0.2 per compile instead of buying a laptop with better CPU?
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by mekster 5y ago
How is it related? I'm not dismissing some business idea but merely providing an idea to make personal computing easier and I'm not giving lazy-to-accomplish idea?
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by mekster 5y ago
Why not just spin up an adhoc build server on demand and use whatever laptop you want to? I don't know about the compilation procedure but how hard is it to spin up a beefy CPU intensive server ($300/mo = $0.2 per 30 min use), let
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by mekster 5y ago
Are you saying a customer who came from a search engine should go back to it when in need of searching another product on your site? It's such a bad practice to let the users leave for whatever reason. Sites are putting every effort no
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by mekster 5y ago
What is the strong point of Crystal besides having Ruby grammar?
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by mekster 5y ago
You don't even need a dedicated physical machine. There's WSL and cloud servers are so cheap I don't see a reason to complain it doesn't work easy on Windows.
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by mekster 5y ago
I'm not a user but I know Blender had existed for quite a while but how is it gaining traction a lot these days suddenly? Is there something that makes it a first choice for many professional users?
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by mekster 5y ago
You usually want bidirectional monitoring on the monitoring server, so let an external service monitor your monitoring server and it should be cheap.
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by mekster 5y ago
Not to mention he's been playing both sides of a conversation? https://satoshi.nakamotoinstitute.org/posts/bitcointalk/541/
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by mekster 5y ago
What kind of hopium is that? Once Tether collapses, the entire crypto market loses its faith as they've been trading against fraud and the market structure was as imaginative as it could be.
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by mekster 5y ago
In reality, if there is a source of resource closer to destination, then the client would question why you're transporting from a further source making it unnecessarily expensive and you will not get a contract.
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by mekster 5y ago
In reality, if you deliver same amount of cargo from a location compared to a location further, you get paid the same, assuming same contents. But in the game, you get rewarded for carrying it from a far location for no good reason.
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by mekster 5y ago
Maybe you haven't tried ruby but fun matters. Why would anyone want to write in a verbose language that can't get things done through natural human thinking? Most languages are acceptable in that regard, so maybe you don't ca
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by mekster 5y ago
> I like the way it's asynchronous first This has been such a mistake, now it needs "await" all over the code. Programs run synchronously and only needs to go async every once in a while but things get pretty verbose from
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by mekster 5y ago
gimp's time is over. No one liked it as their first choice for the past 20 years with more competitions, it's not going to get any more market share. Mac has Pixelmator and Windows and Mac have Affinity Photo as Photoshop alternat
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by mekster 5y ago
It's always odd to think that it's the distance that pays instead of what you delivered.
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by mekster 5y ago
Question is, would people give up a currency that's not under anyone's control?
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by mekster 5y ago
Maybe keep getting scored until it reaches a certain threshold and gets marked for closer inspection of who the person is?
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by mekster 5y ago
It may appear fine but your friend may be logged.
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by mekster 5y ago
What kind of due diligence is needed besides knowing it's built by a Chinese company?
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by mekster 5y ago
Pricing should be decided by not whether one can pay but if it's worth it. I'm paying Jetbrains full product package for just < $15/mo. Surely Figma isn't providing 3 times more productivity than all of their tools co

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