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by pacavaca 8y ago
Ubuntu 18.04 symlinks /usr/bin/vim to nvim when you install Neovim, so it kind of calls them the same. But ok, I agree that technically they are 100% different
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by pacavaca 8y ago
But isn't Neovim a legitimate Vim?
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Show HN: My Vim/Tmux config for everyday coding(hackernoon.com)
1 points by pacavaca 8y ago|4 comments
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by pacavaca 8y ago
But why should it matter for customers who does the job? I mean, if you don't tell anybody, and pretend it's 100% AI then it's bad, but if it "will eventually become AI", and your investors and everybody interested
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by pacavaca 8y ago
Just found this provocative post on HN (the other HN). The interesting part is that it comes from a Java programmer. When I was writing Java and using big IDEs myself, I was too advocating for longer lines. And now? Now I'm all Vim for
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How it feels to ride 5000 miles, and code throughout the trip(hackernoon.com)
4 points by pacavaca 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What can possibly trigger an idling phone to start playing music?
2 points by pacavaca 8y ago|1 comments
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My engineering journey to date(medium.com)
3 points by pacavaca 8y ago|0 comments
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by pacavaca 8y ago
Right. That's pretty much why I'm asking. From the engineering standpoint it just doesn't make sense to have all these organization, they're just adding a huge overhead to the system. However, I agree that it is how it i
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Ask HN: If there's no corruption, why can't inflation tax replace all other?
5 points by pacavaca 8y ago|9 comments
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by pacavaca 8y ago
This looks like a provocative question, but ok. We're working on a Q&A knowledge base deeply integrated with slack: https://www.producthunt.com/upcoming/all-new-onebar
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ThoughtSpot raises $145M to build a Google-Like search for corporate data(fortune.com)
1 points by pacavaca 8y ago|0 comments
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by pacavaca 8y ago
Where does it store the data? Can I connect it to my existing DB or will I have to create an etl pipeline first?
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Recycle knowledge to power the growth(blog.onebar.io)
11 points by pacavaca 8y ago|0 comments
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What it took me to make a DIY explainer video for my project(hackernoon.com)
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Xiaomi reportedly wants to buy GoPro(androidpolice.com)
1 points by pacavaca 9y ago|0 comments
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by pacavaca 9y ago
And yes, 'your' is important in this case. I definitely didn't want it to sound like another Docker-blaming article.
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by pacavaca 9y ago
Hmm. I didn't notice that 'your' is not in the HN title. So, is it a filtering or I just forgot to type it?
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by pacavaca 9y ago
Hmm. I'm definitely not an expert in hypervisor implementations but I would guess that it should not proxy any calls to the host kernel...
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by pacavaca 9y ago
The point was not to complain about how bad the Docker is but rather to highlight that a lot of unexpected things may come from the fact that the kernel is shared. "Logging too much" was just a reason for the posix_fadvise being c
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Another reason why Docker containers may be slow(hackernoon.com)
196 points by pacavaca 9y ago|69 comments
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by pacavaca 9y ago
Right. And the sad part is that they can afford their support being this terrible - they simply don't care about a few hundred customers fleeing them. But on the user end - I and my wife were so frustrated by their support today so tha
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by pacavaca 9y ago
Not really. My point was that there's a lot of space between MS Paint and Photoshop (iMovie and Premiere), etc, and there seem to be enough people, willing to pay half price for the half of features. I'm not saying I want it for f
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by pacavaca 9y ago
Right, but what about those "indie" content creators, popping up everywhere these days: YouTubers, Instagrammers, independent musicians and clip-makers, poor startup founders, needing to create a 1-minute marketing video twice a y
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by pacavaca 9y ago
Final Cut is like $300 - a price of a new GoPro. Btw, I think that GoPro could be a great company to compete in the video-editing market. They already have a wide audience, and they just have to make their Quick editor more feature rich, wh
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by pacavaca 9y ago
those are too basic, there's a lot of space in between Photoshop and Instagram...
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by pacavaca 9y ago
So, let's take Pixelmator as an example. They easily bought me with their promise of a streamlined design and simple to use tools. Their demos looked so cool, that I've easily paid $40 (I think it was $40). Then, when I started us
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by pacavaca 9y ago
The website says $50/month == full creative suite price. It's probably a very reasonable price for a professional, who uses the tool every day and makes money on it, but for my needs, it's way overpriced...
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by pacavaca 9y ago
Right, I would even narrow down my question to "why nobody competes Viably in a non-professional market". Both Avid and Final Cut are overkills for a ski-trip video editing, while simple things like iMovie and friends are waaay to
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by pacavaca 9y ago
I would even be okay with Adobe buying a company, which serves an entry-level market and offering its products separately from their old behemoths. Kind of like Atlassian sells JIRA, but for those, who don't like it - they bought Trell

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