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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
Mostly web. You always use a logging lib so no console really ever. Strings are used all the time but not substring or splice, 90% of uses for those are anti patterns tbh. Regex really never. Unless you're munging data in Python it&#x2
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
This 100%. When I'm involved in the interview process I make a point to check out all candidates side projects but over 90% of people don't care. In getting my last job I thought I would have a slam dunk because I have a bunch of
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
Signing jwt with RSA is a bad idea. Asymmetrical encryption methods are orders of magnitude slower than hmac. It sounds like a nice thing to do but it's really really slow compared to hmac. That's why TLS only uses the public key
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
That's only 1000 messages per second on average. A single database +app server could handle that load. Assuming a bunch of other stuff is happening 500 servers sounds generous. Wtf are they doing that each server can only handles one t
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
Hype
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
I've heard this so many times but I always wonder how the unicorn effect skew this. Do a majority of companies with such scaling issues fail? I've seen products go down in flames firsthand because performance was so bad. Never at
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
Instead of a bunch of hacks that are obviously going to blow up in someone's face one day why not just use a more suitable platform? Forking threads for web pages is so old school...And Python is a terrible choice for something at thei
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
This was posted fucking yesterday
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
Java isn't perfect but it's the defacto language for anything that doesn't need to be compiled. I personally really like Java and I've used a ton of languages over the years. Not a perfect design but it's hard to th
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
Java is easy to use once you understand it. I can code Java just as fast as C# or Python. In fact C# and Java are close enough to be mutually intelligible. The ceremony is all optional crap that most people don't worry about, it happen
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
It's pretty well followed on the highway in low traffic conditions. Trucks and such will stay right. During heavy traffic nobody gives a flying fuck though, and I've never heard of the law being enforced once if it wasn't a c
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
Fair point, I'll leave my comment up so yours make sense. The downvotes should be fun :)
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
I keep hearing the promise of GPU databases but they don't seem to be terribly useful for most real world workloads. It reminds me of the big hoopla for GPU h264 encoders. When they came out everyone realized the quality was worse and
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
Wot? Somebody threw up this "database" without even checking the licenses? I'm sure it works great
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
In the case of AMP the only source that works with google is the official one. As soon as you fork it's not "AMP" compatible anymore. You see the other half of AMP is completely proprietary and runs on Google's servers.
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
The crazy thing is that AMP is open source and this is still happening. I've been tracking their GitHub and what is happening is that while yes, the source is open, they won't let you add anything they don't like. Oh, and if
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
Detailed content is great for SEO and will get you extremely well targeted visits. At least from what I've seen the majority of business comes from people that want to be told what to do and not those that already know. Chances are som
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
I have seen a lot of companies do this and it's terrible. You get SEO mostly from long form in depth articles and dumping it into a PDF will tank something that would be page 1 to page 5. Google will prefer a well setup blog over a fil
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
In large it doesn't matter what you're selling anymore for the most part. People are used to thumbing through search results and every company competing in the space is at their fingertips with a single click. It's not like y
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
In my experience people through AdWords are not technical. Usually how it goes is that the people actually using the software, so the poor saps working in the call center, will get so frustrated with their existing system that they will goo
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
God help you poor soul
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
HN next week: "stealing voucher tickets from Chuck E. Cheese" Sweet sweet karma from some low hanging fruit never hurt eh? :)
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
Just checked your site. It's well put together but the language is far too technical for AdWords. Engineers don't usually make the kind of business decisions to buy these things at larger companies, it's VP level people. Find
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
Sorry to break this to ya but I've never had an issue getting at least some traffic through AdWords. Bounce rates that high mean something is extremely wrong with your site or the keywords you're advertising for. I've purpose
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
My god the clickbait is getting bad. This is the kind of title I would expect to see in a supermarket rag
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
And she had a bone infection, very hard to treat even without resistant bacteria. Let's be realistic here, she had the infection for YEARS... The odds are very high that the bacteria started out fairly normal and became resistant over
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
I've driven a lot of cars beyond that point where the chain guides don't exist... The sounds of a chain sloshing around are unmistakable :). If you're lucky it will skip a few teeth one day and give you a chance to fix it. Un
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
Chains are great if you drive a car to 125k miles and junk it, but I've recently started preferring belts since I try to make mine last 200. Eventually the chain tensioners wear out and changing a chain is enough work that I usually sc
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
Good. Screw MPEG LA for hampering the development of AV codecs and making free software using audio/video a pain in the ass for a decade.
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by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
Unfortunately most of HN doesn't :) , the downvotes brigade is strong on this one. I'm not normally a purveyor of conspiracy theories but to me this seems like the most obvious reason why the rest of the launch would be not only f

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