pezo1919

13 ms·

91.
by pezo1919 6y ago
Good question: we are focusing on these: aggregations/calculations, search query to find matching logs.
92.
by pezo1919 6y ago
Technology familiarity. We know C and we are totally satisfied, we don't know D at all. :)
93.
by pezo1919 6y ago
Not answer for the exact question, but I am trying to own a project and a software engineer and its much more bearable than a common job with the issues it comes.
94.
Ask HN: Fastest server log analyzer tool you use?
5 points by pezo1919 6y ago|6 comments
95.
by pezo1919 6y ago
Life is complex bro.
96.
by pezo1919 6y ago
Did you ask her about that? Make sure she is not freaking out of that.
97.
by pezo1919 6y ago
C is the most important part to me, lol.
98.
by pezo1919 6y ago
Try getting a job in react or python(Django?) or nodejs. There are huge demand for these and these are the easiest to learn.
99.
by pezo1919 6y ago
That's cool. How can I make sure it does not send my data somewhere? :)
100.
by pezo1919 6y ago
I think the problem is with more complex algorithms - where complex means dynamic in nature. Creating (new)/ destroying (existing) actors runtime is the hard part in programming, because the complexity dimension explodes via that. +1 t
101.
Ask HN: Fastest Log Analyzer Solutions
1 points by pezo1919 6y ago|0 comments
102.
by pezo1919 6y ago
Never made any OpenSource lib, but I always had that gut feeling you are talking about here: "Unfortunately, even for me, a library author, it's hard to evaluate all of them properly. It would take just too much time and you never
103.
by pezo1919 6y ago
What do you think which major projects will use deno in future and which not? React/React Native/Expo?
104.
by pezo1919 6y ago
Contact tracing is used successfully in SK. Just sayin.
105.
by pezo1919 6y ago
What does Airtable give you over gsheets for you? I use gsheets but I am interested.
106.
by pezo1919 6y ago
What does Airtable give you over gsheets for you? I use gsheets but I am interested.
107.
by pezo1919 6y ago
It reminds me a bit of the monolith -> microservice -> monolith dance. Now monolith -> cloud-monolith -> monolith. :D Just kidding, but not just kidding.
108.
by pezo1919 6y ago
Software engineering shall rely more and more on mathematical proofs. Go Idris! :)
109.
by pezo1919 6y ago
I think engineers are worse negotiators than companies. That way companies which want to gain on that can play the game.
110.
by pezo1919 6y ago
The idea itself is cool! However, the features are not clear to me: how is it better than a simple outline created in Google Docs?
111.
by pezo1919 7y ago
Same feeling. Next ecmascript might be called Microscript. :)
112.
by pezo1919 7y ago
That's interesting I feel something very similar. My main interest is FRP - especially Cycle.js (typescript) RxJS, and GunDB - a js graph database. Also Idris for a couple of years from now. To me these are the tools worth to learn and
113.
by pezo1919 7y ago
Yeah I think it makes a lot of difference. See doctors at hospitals... even youngs pass out. (I think in a higher rate than usual.)
114.
by pezo1919 7y ago
Learning about health and covid to maximize chances of survival of me (27) and my parents (53).
115.
by pezo1919 7y ago
The funny thing is that what we'd really need and lack of is inlining an abstraction. If we could just systematically broke down the abstraction hierarchy and rebuild it from the ground when needed with a helper tool, then many issues
116.
by pezo1919 7y ago
I'm always sceptical with people said to be asymptomatic. It might be asymptomatic for 3-28+ days. The existence of antibodies will be a better measure.
117.
by pezo1919 7y ago
To me good enough practically means almost perfect, because it's just matter of time you go broke with an imperfect architecture. To me the relevant keywords for the futures programming environment and architecture: FRP, Cycle.js, Idri
118.
by pezo1919 7y ago
What about inhaling eucalyptus against SARS-CoV-2 (or influenza)?
119.
by pezo1919 7y ago
lol
120.
by pezo1919 7y ago
"You’re not writing code, you’re solving problems" is true, but in an appropriately bad company its also true and maybe much more important: You are not solving problems, you are writing code. That's when management or upper

More ›