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Ask HN: What's not great about Golang?
2 points by myf01d 10y ago|4 comments
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by myf01d 10y ago
Daily reminder that stock indexes in free markets have very little to do with the government.
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by myf01d 10y ago
Maybe the Americans are just over-dramatic
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by myf01d 10y ago
If Google hasn't threatened people that ranking will sink if they didn't migrate to HTTPS, Let's Encrypt wouldn't have been so popular despite the fact it's free due to the pseudointellecutal SEO "muh performan
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by myf01d 10y ago
Advancing HTTPS is one of a few good things Google made in the recent years. Thanks Google.
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by myf01d 10y ago
Yes, and just once you get big using good luck like Amazon or Facebook, you invest your profits to hire the best people to make sure that no one else can threaten your empire in the foreseeable future.
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by myf01d 10y ago
It certainly needs considerable amount of luck to earn the first big $ on your investments, but you should be ruthless, sociopath, cold blooded, patient and hard-working to continue growing & become like Icahn or Buffet.
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by myf01d 10y ago
such as 1. multi-column primary key. 2. annotate several counts for some query correctly. that what I remember for now.
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by myf01d 10y ago
I hope they just find a way to support SQLAlchemy natively like they did with Jinja2 because Django ORM is really very restrictive and has numerous serious annoying bugs that have been open since I was in high school.
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by myf01d 10y ago
> Page served in 8.759µs kill me plz
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Ask HN: Anyone using Google's invisible reCAPTCHA in production?
10 points by myf01d 10y ago|1 comments
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by myf01d 10y ago
I meant by "very simple projects" static websites and dynamic websites that have very limited dynamism, pages. But something like Semantic UI, you can rely on it to build complex dynamic structures with sensible and good looking d
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by myf01d 10y ago
Of course you're right, I was talking more about serious projects run by a very small number of people (1-3), and under very limited timespan and budget. Companies won't need css frameworks anyway in most cases.
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by myf01d 10y ago
With Semantic UI, you can control every single parameter, remove useless components, and you can add/override rules without messing with/modifying its files.
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by myf01d 10y ago
Bootstrap is useless except for simple static websites. I am not here to start a flame war but I think Bootstrap has no future unless for beginners and very simple projects. For jQuery based frameworks, I recommend Semantic UI.
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by myf01d 10y ago
> Let's rewrite & test a 20 year old already working & popular project with ~1,000,000 lines of code just because I don't fucking know what I am saying. Please engineers try to figure that out and come up with solution
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by myf01d 10y ago
It would have made zero difference, the MSM was dedicated 24/7 to attack Trump on every little detail, remember the locker room talk which was released 3 weeks before the election day? was that a chance do you think? remember the tens
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by myf01d 10y ago
> corruption/fascism that's what we call national security/stability here in the middle east :D. Seriously though, the government and the three telecom companies Orange/Vodafone/Etisalat falsely think that this i
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by myf01d 10y ago
Telecom companies which employed tens of thousands mostly young educated because of the massive growth since early 2000s, have been facing now slowdown if not shrinking because most people here are now communicating for free using whatsapp
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by myf01d 10y ago
I'm from Egypt, I think it's more an economic than political initiative, telecom companies are among the last standing pillars of the economy and they are losing money more than ever as more and more people using chat software tha
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by myf01d 10y ago
The real question should be: Why does the US want to apply "democracy" and "human rights" using all means including interventions and civil wars like in Iraq, Syria and Libya but it acts as if there nothing happens for m
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by myf01d 10y ago
Because there is now a sufficient majority of Turks who want to destroy the secular Turkey, apply gradually more and more islamic country and get rid of Turkey's within enemies: Secular people and Kurds. Erdogan is just listening to th
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by myf01d 10y ago
I wonder who would choose Microsoft or MySQL over PostgreSQL these days.
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by myf01d 10y ago
> MD5 hash JUST
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by myf01d 10y ago
up next: your country too
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by myf01d 10y ago
Like any other kind of thieves, I guess.
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by myf01d 10y ago
Maybe, but my point is given that Django is framework from the past, it will be harder to get support unless from big companies that already use it because they want security patches, bug fixes or so.
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by myf01d 10y ago
The problem is Django itself as a framework and Python as a slow infrastructure for it are getting too old with time. I love Django but it grows too restrictive as projects get more complicated (ORM and template rendering for example), not
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by myf01d 10y ago
Welcome to corporation ladder. Game of thrones in real life.
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by myf01d 10y ago
your ISP knows everything anyway. I'm afraid that they will blackmail us in the future since most porn sites don't use https.

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