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HubSpot Acquires Motion AI(hubspot.com)
2 points by siddhant 9y ago|0 comments
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by siddhant 9y ago
On a related note - are there any frameworks you could use to write native-ish Mac apps without knowing Objective C or Swift?
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by siddhant 9y ago
> Both languages seem to be competing for the same user base and they both seem to be "systems programming" languages, so there must be a winner, right? Are they competing for the same user base? As far as I can understand, Go
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by siddhant 9y ago
It's important to define what the "Q" is. 4K QPS where Q = file uploads -> Definitely. 4K QPS where Q = HEAD request? -> Not so much.
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by siddhant 9y ago
Actually I'm just looking to get things done. I'm pretty sure React can do all those things and much more. But speaking as a backend dev, getting to a state where I can write useful code was faster with Vue than with React.
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by siddhant 9y ago
I actually blogged about exactly this topic last year. As a backend developer (and a new entrant to the JS world), the one thing I was looking for from a JS framework was that it should scale with my application. And somehow none of the f
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by siddhant 9y ago
Sorry but that's not true. We have a pretty heavy VueJS application in production with like 500 components and it's a pleasure to work with, and is still quite performant.
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Show HN: Geek Canteen, Healthy Food for Developers(geekcanteen.com)
15 points by siddhant 9y ago|7 comments
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by siddhant 9y ago
It can be difficult to extend/modify the SSG in case you don't know the language. So I would still recommend picking one based on the language you're most at home with.
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by siddhant 9y ago
This should be useful - https://hn.algolia.com/?query=ask%20hn&sort=byPopularity&pre...
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Non-technical reasons why I like VueJS(sgoel.org)
1 points by siddhant 9y ago|0 comments
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by siddhant 9y ago
In case you're using Python, I can't recommend this library enough - https://github.com/pytransitions/transitions . An absolute pleasure to work with.
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Show HN: Multipart/form-data parser based on Cython (supports parsing chunks)(github.com)
3 points by siddhant 9y ago|1 comments
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Experiences using Terraform(sgoel.org)
3 points by siddhant 9y ago|0 comments
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by siddhant 9y ago
I find it fascinating that there are services which require access to your complete inbox , irrespective of how useful they might be or what they've written in their privacy policy. Every single email you ever sent/received, and
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by siddhant 9y ago
Slightly off topic - Is it still a concern in 2017 that spammers will get hold of email addresses which are displayed publicly on the internet? Is it worth the effort to put stuff like this behind a form with captcha and all?
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by siddhant 10y ago
Cool! Are there any speed comparisons available between this and marshmallow (or other alternatives)?
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by siddhant 10y ago
Sure, but that's not what the argument is. The argument is that electron apps are way more resource hungry than native ones.
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Deleting the /r/golang subreddit(groups.google.com)
8 points by siddhant 10y ago|1 comments
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VueJS 2.0(medium.com)
4 points by siddhant 10y ago|2 comments
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by siddhant 10y ago
I thought the documentation is pretty well written and comprehensive. Probably the reason why it appears complicated is just because of the nature (and amount) of their services.
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by siddhant 10y ago
> you know where things are, and where they are supposed to be Does this not depend on the distro you're using?
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by siddhant 10y ago
Arch Wiki has a nice page on this - https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Arch_compared_to_other_...
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by siddhant 10y ago
Yes but they are IDEs, while Atom/Vim/Emacs are plain text editors.
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by siddhant 10y ago
Yeah, I've also had a really nice experience using Vue. It's easy enough for a non-front-end engineer to get started with. And at the same time I can bring in all the components I want and combine with Vuex to get a nicely structu
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by siddhant 10y ago
To me this sounds like the developers weren't tested for ops skills before being brought on to a team while everyone knew that developers are required to do ops. Of course, specialisation helps. But the most pleasant work experience I&
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by siddhant 10y ago
Probably off topic, but how do you get such a sort to work nicely (sorting on count from another table), without creating redundant data (in this case, maintaining the +1 count in the main issue table as well as maintaining a separate table
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by siddhant 11y ago
Django is cool, and has been my choice for a fair number of projects. Although recently I had an interesting experience with it when I wanted to use websockets (yes, I know it's not written for that use case). It was stunning that most
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by siddhant 11y ago
I'm also a fan of NamedTupleCursor. Not sure how NamedTuples compare to raw tuples in terms of memory consumption, but they make code look a lot nicer.
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by siddhant 13y ago
Where in Germany are you? I think this is the first time I've heard anyone say that there is racism in Germany.

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