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On dignity and self-respect of software profession(redbeardlab.com)
1 points by siscia 8y ago|0 comments
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by siscia 8y ago
Indeed I am aware and it is not a big problem for me.
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Ask HN: Custom license, does it make any sense?
1 points by siscia 8y ago|2 comments
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by siscia 8y ago
I understand this point very well, but I believe we are way too far on the wrong side. First of all I don't think is fair from software developer. We do real engineering and still we are not recognize as engineer. A transaction to a mo
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by siscia 8y ago
As somebody trying to make a living out of open source software, I am really glad of this new movement. I predict that eventually we will see more and more projects following the same route and try to monetize their products and it will bec
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by siscia 8y ago
The correct URL is https://redisql.com
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by siscia 8y ago
Indeed you are right! Yes https://redisql.com
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by siscia 8y ago
Thanks! Indeed you should not have see that link! Can you point me where did you clicked? The correct link is the following now: https://payhip.com/RediSQL Passo got acquired and shutdown...
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by siscia 8y ago
Thanks! Any feedback is welcome!
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by siscia 8y ago
It allow you to access the same dataset from different processes (possible also with SQLite) and machines.
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by siscia 8y ago
When I get started to build RediSLQ I wanted an interprocess, fast, data store that supported SQL manipulation. It may be useful to you as well: RediSLQ.com Or on GitHub: https://github.com/RedBeardLab/rediSQL Full dis
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by siscia 8y ago
You could have a look into RediSLQ (RediSLQ.com) which is a redis module that embed SQLite, giving crazy fast performance. It gives you a lot of interesting concepts like "lightweight databases" or push queries result into streams
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by siscia 8y ago
I am pretty sure he was not any kind of seller. I would bet he was the guy who made it. Like engineered it and sold it together...
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Ask HN: Remote Linux Environment
9 points by siscia 8y ago|6 comments
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by siscia 8y ago
Don't worry! We are all busy and sometimes is normal to read too quickly a message on internet. My advice would be to have one single broker no matter what, so don't replace the websockets server with another instace of mosquitt
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by siscia 8y ago
I would like to point out that there exists solutions tested in the field in the last 20 years to solve the same problem. In particular I would suggest to get to know MQTT an open protocol with several (open and close) implementation that i
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Using RediSQL with Node.js(redbeardlab.tech)
2 points by siscia 8y ago|0 comments
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Complexity as Lubricant(redbeardlab.com)
2 points by siscia 8y ago|0 comments
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by siscia 8y ago
Great! Please get in touch, there is my email in the profile! There is a small community of people that try to live with open source software. If your product is somehow usable with RediSQL we could do marketing together or bundle our produ
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by siscia 8y ago
I work quite a lot with SQLite since is the foundation of https://redisql.com/ The JSON module is really a god send! It allows to do things that otherwise would be extremely painful, difficult or not ergonomic. Just to take
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by siscia 8y ago
String manipulation is notoriously slow in the BEAM, mostly implementation reasons. Message passing is somehow slow as well, slower than go(Lang) of you want a comparison. But on those systems, the one that you design on the BEAM, velocity
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by siscia 8y ago
What I am worried is the other way around. Non critical software is push into production following reasonable practices for non-critical software. Then, with time, what was once non-critical became the stonewall of a much larger and complex
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Have a plan B(redbeardlab.com)
8 points by siscia 8y ago|0 comments
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RediSQL reach v0.8.0 writing Sql queries into Redis Streams(redbeardlab.tech)
2 points by siscia 8y ago|0 comments
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Write long functions(redbeardlab.com)
2 points by siscia 8y ago|0 comments
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Write long functions(redbeardlab.com)
4 points by siscia 8y ago|0 comments
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by siscia 8y ago
How do you get invited in these kind of events/networks? Given that they market themselves as "exclusive" I suppose I won't find them in meetup.com but still you need to get started somewhere...
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Dependencies management for scientist(redbeardlab.com)
1 points by siscia 8y ago|0 comments
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by siscia 8y ago
Thanks! Your words are very kind. My request didn't get any reply but yours and it would have been extremely discouraging without you! Yes, I don't want to incorporate nothing of groundbreaking in that series, scientists need to b
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Ask HN: Blog for scientist that need to code, how to grow it?
1 points by siscia 8y ago|2 comments

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