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by shockzzz 11y ago
It's not what this line does , but rather what it doesn't do. In the context of reading someone else's source code, the variable name "a" is inadequate, and I've seen it in many Golang codebases. It's lik
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by shockzzz 11y ago
This line is indicative of what I hate about Golang code: a := newApp(servers) https://github.com/facebookgo/grace/blob/master/gracehttp/ht... EDIT: read my comment below where I elaborate https:
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by shockzzz 11y ago
Hah! Twitter for Enterprise, Bizniz, and Secrets! Revolt and rejoice! But... if this relies on fixed-ish protocol (fixed grid & font), can't The Man Upstairs censor it just as easily?
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by shockzzz 11y ago
If you like the article, you might like CockroachDB. They just got funded by Google Ventures. https://github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach#design https://twitter.com/GoogleVentures/status/60653450
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Mats, chief designer of Ruby, likes Elixir too(twitter.com)
7 points by shockzzz 11y ago|1 comments
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by shockzzz 11y ago
y the downvtoz? dis proadukt iz amayzni
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by shockzzz 11y ago
WHAT.
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by shockzzz 11y ago
so, this is adblock?
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by shockzzz 11y ago
iPhone 5
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by shockzzz 11y ago
I'm basically lost in life without a constant reminder of my impending doom.
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by shockzzz 11y ago
I'd use this if Sunrise weren't butt slow on my iPhone...
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by shockzzz 11y ago
Oh, the engineerian contrarian. A legend as old as time itself.
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by shockzzz 11y ago
what?
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by shockzzz 12y ago
"RethinkDB is interesting" - absolutely "RethinkDB is amazing" - TBD I don't even think Slava would call RethinkDB "amazing" yet. I have no idea how to make a database, but I know there's a lot of wor
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by shockzzz 12y ago
It's a nightmare to scale and has performance quirks that are really unexpected. Many, many companies have had to spend enormous amounts of developer time to migrate off of MongoDB to something else.
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by shockzzz 12y ago
JAVA
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by shockzzz 12y ago
Startup idea? No it's miiiiiiiinneeee
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by shockzzz 12y ago
There should be like, DDoS insurance.
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by shockzzz 12y ago
So in theory, Google could DDoS anyone who has a smaller post office? Also, wouldn't a DNS provider or hosting service be able to "beef up" to handle the traffic from a DDoS? Especially if it's a nice one, it seems like
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by shockzzz 12y ago
Yes, they're kickin ass! I wish there was a way to send that team a beer or something, they're heroes at this point.
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by shockzzz 12y ago
so it really is just handling traffic volume?
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Ask HN: Why can GitHub get DDoS'd, but Google can't?
9 points by shockzzz 12y ago|20 comments
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Use Your Product Powers for Good(productpowers.com)
1 points by shockzzz 12y ago|0 comments
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by shockzzz 12y ago
young bloods?
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by shockzzz 12y ago
Could we get a mac app too. I'm tired of Sunrise.
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by shockzzz 12y ago
Remember Angular Dart?
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by shockzzz 12y ago
You don't join a startup. You join a company, a vision, a group of awesome people. Joining a startup for the sake of joining a startup is a fool's errand. Another of putting this: why do you want to join a startup?
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by shockzzz 12y ago
What he seems to be implying is that there are investment funds that exist solely for private equity investments, i.e. investments in startups as "VC" money. If that's true, and it's true that stuff like pension funds ar
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by shockzzz 12y ago
In your experience, are Dart apps primarily ones that compile to Javascript and run in the browser, or server-side apps?
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by shockzzz 12y ago
Just found that! Thanks!

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