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nilsocket
8y ago
One thing to remember is micro-services aren't meant for small/medium size companies, it is meant for large companies, where a monolithic application can't sustain high loads.
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8y ago
That's how Hinduism is like a service. Other major religions like Christianity, Islam were forced upon people.
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Building a mobile front end for a Go application using Flutter
(sites.google.com)
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Professional open-source NLE video editor
(github.com)
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nilsocket
8y ago
I'm in no way affiliated. Sadhguru and ram dev baba were famous in India for yoga and meditation. Sadhguru speaks in English, if it helps. By the way sadhguru speeches are just awesome. https://isha.sadhguru.org/in/
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nilsocket
8y ago
I have never heard of art of living in India. But sadhguru and ram dev baba were famous in India for yoga and meditation. Sadhguru speaks in English, if it helps. By the way sadhguru speeches are just awesome. https://isha.sadhgu
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8y ago
This is how woman start getting serious for such silly issues. The problem with citizens of developed countries or those with rich background is, they haven't seen how real problems look like. They usually cry for very silly things. Th
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A Go Custom Flutter Engine Embedder for Desktop
(github.com)
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nilsocket
8y ago
I completely agree with this. A person did put in the same effort as the other one for learning something. Since a person leaves in an area which isn't properly developed or cheaper, he/she is living in order to save money or due
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nilsocket
8y ago
I don't think it ever works out. The problem is with people and everybody are in a hurry. Following traffic rules makes it slow, building bigger roads is not possible because lot of shops from streets are to be closed, even though the
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How to drive in India (2015)
(theforeignchallenge.com)
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Things you should never do part I (2000)
(joelonsoftware.com)
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nilsocket
8y ago
It's probably about coming up with names. If I'm rewriting a tool like Awk in go, then coming up with new name is hard and naming it as goawk, means it is a reimplemention of Awk in go. If one names it as xyz, then it would probab
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System76 provides funds to open source projects
(blog.system76.com)
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nilsocket
8y ago
Didn't they review badger from dgraph. https://github.com/dgraph-io/badger Here is the comparison back in 2017: https://blog.dgraph.io/post/badger-lmdb-boltdb/ It supports concurrent ACI
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nilsocket
8y ago
Direct link: https://google.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_aVjFSKq2vgjRHUN
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Participate in the 2018 Go User Survey
(blog.golang.org)
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8y ago
Actually cgo, had some performance issues. Whenever a call to C program is made from go program, there is lot of work needs to be done. Go authors have thought to do initialization and set up the work for only once, but I don't think i
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nilsocket
8y ago
And you expect everybody to remember which site one should visit. And how does one find new sites in the first place.
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8y ago
I hope all companies using opensource software would contribute back either by returning some percent of their profits or in-terms of work-force. Many companies take, but doesn't give back.
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8y ago
I hope all companies using opensource software would contribute back either by returning some percent of their profit or in-terms of work-force. It's like many companies take, but doesn't give back.
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8y ago
It Red hat and later canonical were bought by some companies. This is going to be a big setback to open-source software as both compaines contribute a lot to Linux distroes. Smaller companies will find it hard to rely or choose a distributi
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8y ago
KDE's memory footprint on boot decreased to 400MB or less.
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8y ago
If you have some problem, mention it. Don't pick up things from some where and say related. There were always some people who talk rubbish, there is no need for you to take the job of spreading it.
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Writing high performance Go code
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Startup Accuses Huawei of Trying to Steal Semiconductor Technology
(wsj.com)
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8y ago
I don't known if author is stating any truth. I have a Honor mobile, some of there apps were system apps. You can't disable them, or uninstall even when you are rooted. On OTA updates they add new system apps. It's fine to ha
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8y ago
The most important feature of go is it's simplicity. Rusts isn't anywhere near. It's easy to jump into a new go project and start writing code. Most other languages will fail at this. People call it opiniated. but I think, it
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8y ago
These tricks work sometimes but ultimate solution is to control your brain, through mediation. Then you will be one who is in control, not the other way around.
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KDE Plasma5 splash screen load delay
(askubuntu.com)
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