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by ne01 8y ago
I keep a record of any info that I learn (organized by topic) in Workflowy. I even keep a note of everything I do. Basically my goal is to decrease the chance of going through the same process of learning something, multiple times. I also t
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Show HN: Mset – an alternative to YAML(github.com)
1 points by ne01 8y ago|0 comments
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by ne01 8y ago
Those reasons are exactly why I created mset. It's not as flexible as Yaml but it is dead simple and works for many use cases. It is also very easy to implement in any language and more importantly super simple to learn for end users.
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Why Uber Engineering Switched from Postgres to MySQL(ubere.ng)
1 points by ne01 8y ago|1 comments
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by ne01 8y ago
At SunSed we have created our own DB system for the exact same reason: WordPress average page generation: 1 sec SunSed CMS: 0.03 sec Database is almost always the reason for slow applications. Edit: if you do caching right, WordPress become
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by ne01 8y ago
I have always said that the GCP HTTP(S) load balancer is the hidden gem in cloud. I'm glad it's becoming more and more popular (also feature rich). One feature that must be mentioned is that it allows you to cache content (could b
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by ne01 8y ago
Interesting to see high quality laptops for open source OSs. I would so buy this laptop if it came with a typematrix 2030 keyboard built-in
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Failure is an option(seyedi.org)
1 points by ne01 9y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Mset – an alternative to .conf files(github.com)
4 points by ne01 9y ago|0 comments
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Why Racket? Why Lisp? (2014)(practicaltypography.com)
1 points by ne01 9y ago|2 comments
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Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs Course(github.com)
2 points by ne01 9y ago|0 comments
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Private isn't always so private in Java(devslash.net)
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by ne01 9y ago
You only got ~60 upvotes? Interesting, I always thought the number of upvotes for a Show HN post correlates to its future success.
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by ne01 9y ago
Thanks! I'll email you! Connect with me on Twitter @sed_seyedi
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by ne01 9y ago
Except for the syntax highlighter (prism.min.js) and YouTube video I think there is no other JavaScript library. Could you please double check the performance on Firefox? I think the issue was with grayscale filter in CSS. > For someone
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by ne01 9y ago
Thank you for your comment! Except your first point (I don't know why it was slow on your side), we are working on the rest by adding more value with useful libraries that makes web development easier for developers.
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Tell HN: Review my startup and get it for free until 2020
3 points by ne01 9y ago|6 comments
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by ne01 9y ago
> Well, it’s easy until we start thinking about case. If you’re registered as john_doe, what happens if I register as JOHN_DOE? For most applications you are better off with making everything NOT case sensitive. That's why SunSed la
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by ne01 9y ago
> Look at it this way. You’ve spent enough time getting where you are — don’t screw it up by wanting to go too fast. Spend more time on your work. Take pride in it. That’s the only way we can do truly great work. My favorite quote.
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by ne01 9y ago
Requests per second
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by ne01 9y ago
For those who are interested to know how much App Engine Standard Environment roughly will cost in real world applications here is my simple formula for it: Average RPS * $15 So for 100 RPS for one month it costs around $1,500. Also, you ca
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by ne01 9y ago
> Could you please not be an asshole and rename your project? I have updated the blog post and changed the name to "SunSed Short-form HTML tags" it also better describes what it is. I have high respect for you and your work and
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by ne01 9y ago
Actually, the name of the language is SunSed (same as the platform). Sundown is the name of that one feature of the language that I explained in the article. In our website https://www.sunsed.com we refer to the whole thing as S
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by ne01 9y ago
Fixed it! Thank you for the heads up!
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by ne01 9y ago
Thank you! > I would suggest thinking about this not as a Markdown replacement but rather a different use-case entirely. You are right! I'm thinking about the same thing here! I could even give it no name and instead present it as p
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by ne01 9y ago
I already answered this. Let me copy and paste it from my other comment: Aside from the difference in syntax (which is huge), I would say convenience. SunSed = Hosting + IDE + CDN + a new programming language + Layout and Template system (l
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by ne01 9y ago
Good question. Aside from the difference in syntax (which is huge), I would say convenience. SunSed = Hosting + IDE + CDN + a new programming language + Layout and Template system (like Jekyll and Hugo) + Many built-in tags to abstract thin
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by ne01 9y ago
Sed here (the author). SunSed is for developers with HTML knowledge. You can use SunSed language to create custom HTML tags (abstract HTML, CSS and JavaScript) and then Sundown to abstract your HTML. I think Sundown is very easy to learn an
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by ne01 9y ago
Exactly. Most Markdown processors don't implement this feature because it is very unpredictable and has too many contradictory edge cases.
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by ne01 9y ago
At SunSed we provide a cloud IDE to our users so they can easily update their website. Every time they make a change the IDE automatically saves the file and on the server we had to compile Markdown -> HTML+SunSed(custom HTML tags) ->

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