qaq

22 ms·

451.
by qaq 3y ago
https://www.hetzner.com/ will give you 2GB for $5
452.
by qaq 3y ago
On the upside there are fewer hoops to jump through when you are reading the code.
453.
by qaq 3y ago
thats a separate issue Kotlin was not immediately open sourced and is doing fine
454.
by qaq 3y ago
This was re: going closed source until you get to something meaning-full and then open sourcing. Not a funding model.
455.
by qaq 3y ago
Well thats fairly similar to how Swift was done so not very surprising.
456.
by qaq 3y ago
glad I can finally play with it. Hopefully the pace of development does not slow down because Rust features with Python syntax and a smarter compiler is a pretty attractive proposition (regardless of all other goodness being promised).
457.
by qaq 3y ago
Thats a very broad statement re: no problem raising $1M+ in funding when they complete their 4 year degree
458.
by qaq 3y ago
If BoA failed all US Banks and in turn all world banks would collapse. The chances that FED does not bail em out is 0.
459.
by qaq 3y ago
Hmm I wouldn't say it never happens we are building a large system (in cybersec space) and there is like a dozen + teams that are delivering their respective frontend functionality as microfrontends. The experience has being fairly rea
460.
by qaq 3y ago
Well you can obviously convert shares of some SaaS company into extra raw resources thats a very simple physical process without any limitations.
461.
by qaq 3y ago
Wealth is poor proxy to real world resources. Especially for most tech billionaires there are very few real world resources hoarded. Owning shares in some highly valued SaaS company pretty much consumes negligible amount of none virtual res
462.
by qaq 3y ago
I think that is in the works ? VS Code support is top notch
463.
by qaq 3y ago
Highly depends many consulting shops have to have requisite amount of AWS certified professionals to maintain the partnership status with AWS. They highly value people who have appropriate AWS certs.
464.
by qaq 3y ago
Good one less external dependency. As a side note sqlc + postgres + templ (kindah jsx for go) + htmx + tailwinds has being extremely productive stack to develop in
465.
by qaq 3y ago
Hmm wasn't there like 3.47Tbps attack on MS that's prob about same magnitude
466.
by qaq 3y ago
Psychohistory ...
467.
by qaq 3y ago
Кибернетика (Cybernetics) was considered a pseudoscience in USSR for a long time. That set USSR back so much that it would never catch up. I think thats an important lesson to remember re: politicians influencing scientific research to matc
468.
by qaq 3y ago
Yes we don't know who controlled the dam and would be able to place required amount of explosives in the location they were detonated at. It's shrouded in mystery.
469.
by qaq 3y ago
Man they try real hard to avoid naming the culprit of the "Disaster".
470.
by qaq 3y ago
Rust async story is still playing out. Go green threads approach is pretty solid. My go to stack for personal projects: Go SQLC for db access https://github.com/a-h/templ (kinda JSX for go) for templating HTMX Postgr
471.
by qaq 3y ago
Yep but in many apps postgres is already there so redis or sqs has to be managed in addition to postgres.
472.
by qaq 3y ago
batch inserts process tasks in batches and it is pretty much webscale
473.
by qaq 3y ago
It's not so much a contingent of people fundamentally opposed to doing things like this, as it is people in power having a nice chunk of $ for contractors to milk with 0 inconvenience to them as they fly private.
474.
by qaq 3y ago
Look at benchmarks of Postgres on Ceph
475.
by qaq 3y ago
Yep multiple pilots, IR targeting system, regular video camera and multiple radars all glitched for multiple minutes in a consistent manner is very high probability event
476.
by qaq 3y ago
There are not many possible explanations this is either earth tech e.g. someone discovered new physics and kept it very secret and has this tech (but for some reason decided to flash it) or it's not earth tech.
477.
by qaq 3y ago
It's a highly scalable (as in powers iCloud services with billion users) distributed transactional KV store. It's owned by Apple and mostly developed by Apple and Snowflake.
478.
by qaq 3y ago
If you don't have a use case that requires FoundationDB you def. do not have to learn it.
479.
by qaq 3y ago
Why do they have to travel to earth ? A robotic probe can travel X thousand years with no need for new physics. Also there are life forms on earth that basically live forever. Also pretending that a theory that we invented a 100 years ago t
480.
by qaq 3y ago
It's a bit of a straw man we know for a fact that advanced lifeforms can develop in the universe because we are one.

More ›