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by siscia 7y ago
Europe, unfortunately... But thanks for the link, maybe I can find something similar :)
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by siscia 7y ago
Very wise words, thanks! The point is that I am an "heavy engineer" myself, the kind that go and build databases or filesystems. With this project I wanted to expand my horizons and learn the business as well. I could work for FAA
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by siscia 7y ago
I got the means to visit people in real life, but it seems like an huge waste of effort and resources. I definitely understand the idea of knowing how my clients work and operate in real life, so I keep asking them via email. Unfortunately,
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by siscia 7y ago
Many thanks! I definitely will!
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by siscia 7y ago
That's true. I still need to figure out the best way to monetize the project, PRO version plus support seemed the most straightforward way, but maybe it is not the only one. I was hoping to lure the engineers with a good technology and
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by siscia 7y ago
Many thanks for your feedback! It's very valuable! How would you market RediSQL? Who you would talk to? In what kind of venues?
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by siscia 7y ago
Indeed, HN kept saying that the submission didn't work. I deleted the others!
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Ask HN: Selling Software, How?
16 points by siscia 7y ago|23 comments
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by siscia 7y ago
While it's true that disk space is virtually free, that is not true for bandwidth.
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by siscia 7y ago
Can you share more? I would love to know better this kind of dynamics. Why TSMC or other fabs don't develop the same technology in house? How the technology is protected? Why there are not other competitors? Moreover, what that means f
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by siscia 7y ago
And I am quite happy. But still there is a huge difference between being a provider of technology and actually using that technology.
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by siscia 7y ago
I really found TSMC inspiring, the level of technology reached is amazing. I only wish an effort from Europe to bring this expertise also in Europe.
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by siscia 7y ago
Tsunami UDP is not a good replacement for aspera?
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Europe more friendly for Indian developers(m.economictimes.com)
1 points by siscia 7y ago|0 comments
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by siscia 7y ago
Hummm, not sure I follow but most likely no. What parent mean is that there may be holes in the sequence of primary keys. What you do with pagination is that you first sort the sequence, then thrown away the first N results, and finally sel
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by siscia 7y ago
Not sure, maybe change the button? Something like "Discover easy to visit countries" ? But maybe it is too long? Maybe re-iterate the message on top or bottom, "Tell us where you from to discover easy to visit countries"
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by siscia 7y ago
In the very first page I immediately wanted to input the country where I wanted to go, not the one of which I hold the passport. Yeah, I know that you wrote the instruction bellow but I just didn't see them. Moreover the "Let&#x27
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by siscia 7y ago
Please read carefully my phrasing. Using SO for something different than trivial lookup is a recipes for disaster and it says a lot about the quality of the work done.
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by siscia 7y ago
Maybe I am over reacting to the way you wrote your comment and this definitely won't be liked by the general community. Serious developer do not refer to stackoverflow. Developers should use stackoverflow only to lookup for names of fu
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Ask HN: Make your own laptop, how complex is it?
3 points by siscia 7y ago|2 comments
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by siscia 7y ago
I wonder if advancement in orchestrator will shift the balance. There is a lot of effort into putting human knowledge into software, so that it can react to unexpected situation and self heal. K8s operators to be specific. If this software
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Elon Musk: 146k Cybertruck orders so far(twitter.com)
1 points by siscia 7y ago|1 comments
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How to build a user authentication system, from scratch(gist.github.com)
3 points by siscia 7y ago|0 comments
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by siscia 7y ago
Am I the only one who can't access techcrunch from europe?
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How to build a user authentication system, from scratch(gist.github.com)
18 points by siscia 7y ago|3 comments
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by siscia 7y ago
Maybe I am saying something stupid, but infrastructure services should be able to use a dynamic set of keys. If the first doesn't work, you try the second, and then the third and so so. Similarly the clients, we should be able to dynam
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by siscia 7y ago
I would argue exactly the contrary: https://redbeardlab.com/2019/02/07/write-long-function/ Very seldomly the problem is to understand one function, most of the time the complexity is in understanding ho
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by siscia 7y ago
A react component? Seriously? Now, let me be completely straight and honest, if you need exercises in react, react won't be your career. Do you know how reactive stuff are implemented in js? Do you know how those are implemented in C?
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by siscia 7y ago
Don't do it! Just have fun and understand how stuff work and why they work as they do! There is so much boring time in "doing real developer work"! If you get time to invest, this is not how you want to invest it!
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by siscia 7y ago
Quick meta question. Does this kind of article/content works for getting consultanting clients? I am not sure I would pick them if I ever need a rust project done, but maybe I am not the target audience.

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