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by nevi-me 9y ago
On a side note, tidwall (Josh) is one of the primary reasons why I want to give Go a go. I love https://github.com/tidwall/tile38 .
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by nevi-me 9y ago
I'm already using TypeScript, but you sometimes have to bend over backwards to get it to work nicely with a huge JS codebase (which I have). Talking about channels, I haven't gotten there with my Go learning. Few things beat webso
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by nevi-me 9y ago
This is a very interesting direction to take. I've built a lot of my personal stuff on JS, and TBH, the one thing I really wish I had right now was a statically typed codebase. I spend a lot of time thinking about why I'm creating
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by nevi-me 9y ago
I have an accountability thing with a few close people in my life. I commit to them that I'll do X items this week, and we catch up on them each few days. It helps me with keeping promises to myself and others, since I picked up bad ha
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by nevi-me 9y ago
I'm wondering if Google has plans to address the RAM issue. Small benchmarks are fine in isolation, but pain points are the RAM used by Chrome, which eventually renders it slow with many open tabs. Is V8 the culprit? node.js doesn&#x27
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by nevi-me 9y ago
Yea, I was saying it in reference to the article :)
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by nevi-me 9y ago
Macron should have called it "Make Earth Great Again"
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by nevi-me 9y ago
From looking at the codebase, looks like there isn't any explicit "support Kotlin and Java", because most of the code's written in Kotlin. Also, Kotlin and Java are meant to be well interoperable, so the Java support sor
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by nevi-me 9y ago
Are there any downloadable documents one could sift through? I'm interested in finding which individuals and politicians in my home country are implicated; this coming a at a time where our sitting president is guilty of fraud, rackete
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by nevi-me 9y ago
You'll get IP banned if you go beyond a certain threshold, but looks like you can find other API endpoints by looking at browser requests.
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by nevi-me 9y ago
Hi HN, author here. This is a small URL shortener that we wrote with Node.js, served with gRPC. There's nothing special about it, but I've had a few people ask how I use gRPC, so I decided to start open-sourcing some of our genera
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Show HN: Shorty, a small URL shortening service built on gRPC(github.com)
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by nevi-me 9y ago
My experience teaching some graduates in a BI shop. SQL is more common, and tools that support SQL tend to be used better. I've "taught" them how to use Spark, but being a team of varying prior experience, the Scala API meant
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by nevi-me 9y ago
I think it'll only be released in the next minor version. We currently need to build from source to try it, so I'm waiting for next version. I'm still learning the Java API, which is a lot for a few hours here and there. In t
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by nevi-me 9y ago
I share your sentiment here. Having a common base to work from also has the benefit that end-users, the BI or Data Science practitioner (whom we empower as data engineers) can expect a stable SQL dialect that they'll be able to use eve
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by nevi-me 9y ago
Interesting project! I only got to know about Apache Calcite a few months/weeks ago, but it seems like it's becoming a de facto way of supporting SQL on analytics products. I can think of Dremio [1] as an example. From an implemen
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by nevi-me 9y ago
Would one use this container as a base? I've tried learning Docker, but I often end up *just referring back to LXD when I get confused. If I wanted to run a Python app, which serves gRPC, what would be the easiest path? I currently use
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by nevi-me 9y ago
Great intro! I love graphviz, it's saved me tons of time. My former colleague wrote a "code parser" that went through SAS and SQL code, creating dependency trees of the data/tables and procedures/functions used. She
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by nevi-me 9y ago
I pay $149 a month for a server, I was using Nginx + nghttp2 (for gRPC), until last month when I switched to Caddy (LE benefits). I'm not familiar with Go, so I can't modify source to get the plugins I like. I read the announcemen
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by nevi-me 9y ago
Failed like Windows 9. I wonder if the plan is to keep refreshing the iPhone X into the future, like all other X/10 versions seem to do.
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by nevi-me 9y ago
(S)he is a TypeScript developer. We've forgotten who wrote the code by the time it reaches the Assembly line
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by nevi-me 9y ago
That's fair criticism, but "we" are likely to complain that "Google is installing many apps, and I don't know what they're doing". What also happens when I install "Core" v11.0.4, and then "
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by nevi-me 9y ago
Well, tough. As an app developer, I don't bother with users who don't use Play. I prefer worrying about Play versions instead of Android versions. There are a lot of useful features which we would otherwise wait for new OS release
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by nevi-me 9y ago
I learnt Kotlin by taking an Android app which I had written in Java, and gradually converting it i to Kotlin, this was just after 1.0. I'm a solo developer, and I use K and J together on most codebases (about 10), and at this point I
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by nevi-me 9y ago
This. It's not even about whether one can afford things, but the unfairness of splitting the bill. I have an anecdote where a friend of mine had 2 glasses of juice, while her friends were drinking wine and all sorts. When her part of t
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by nevi-me 9y ago
Chrome has supported lazy loading for a while now. I unfortunately can't find this reference, but I remember it being announced as part of release notes many months ago. I have the problem of moving a tab to a new window, and then 15 m
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by nevi-me 9y ago
The same example I provide everywhere. I have successfully used Mongo as a geospatial data store, where I have a public transit app/website, and most objects/documents have geospatial properties. Sure, there's PostGIS, but sa
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by nevi-me 9y ago
How so? I understand that there are some differences between the two, but the fundamentals are the same; which is that I want a physical server that I can manage. Their pricing structures are slightly different, Versaweb gives me a bit more
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by nevi-me 9y ago
Wow, to go off topic; I've been using Versaweb for the past 3-4 years, but became very unhappy after they forced a "server management" fee down our throats. We've been looking at setting up a small cluster of servers at
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by nevi-me 9y ago
It has most of that. It's not that RDBMS are hard and schemaless convolutions are easier. Mongo has query planners, the same thinking you do in SQL applies to Mongo, the edge cases are different. For example, you can't have compos

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