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11y ago
The exiting news is that estonia is working let people open a bank account remotely, it should be live in Autumn 2016 [1], which is an year from now, but it will really bring a lot of changes... [1]: http://us9.campaign-archive1.
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11y ago
I am trying to solve a similar problem but offering unlimited email addresses, you can block any of your address, forward some of them to your regular email, visualize all (or just some) of the addresses in the same page as they were the sa
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11y ago
Unlimited email address for everybody, not too far to a Beta version... http://mailroad.co
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11y ago
Gentlemen and Gentlewoman, I think we need a serious discussion about paywall content. Personally, I am very annoyed by paywall content and I would prefer to don't see it on HN. I think that paywall content are a serious treat to the o
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Aks HN: Looking for a niche which make intensive use of emails
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11y ago
It seems to me a very nice deal for the Erlang/Elixir developer... Cheap, multicore, server...
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11y ago
The article make it sound like the incompetence of the Chinese officials is something particularly bad or remarkable. For my experience those level of incompetence is just what you should expect. Western world have no idea what China really
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11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote based in Europe We focus on using technology to build business solution and then provide long term supports. We analyze your problem and we come up with a simple, easy and fast to implement solution, if your business g
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11y ago
Location: Europe Remote: Definitely Willing to relocate: Sure Technologies: Clojure, Python, Javascript, ClojureScript, Elixir, C/C++ Résumé/CV: CV on request LinkedIn: https://it.linkedin.com/in/mosciattisimo
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11y ago
The best thing you can do is to build a distribuite system. Even something "trivial" if distribuite over few nodes won't be trivial at all. After you have build it you will need to ship it, and now you can start to use docker
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11y ago
Dear friend, your message show that you haven't even read my message. I appreciate your reply, but next time, please, take time to read the message you are replying to. Best.
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Ask HN: Email token service
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11y ago
Maybe some hobby ? I was looking on how to make stuff with leather and it seems interesting... There are several online community that try to teach.
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11y ago
I wonder if it is possible to design a schema to provide basic income to whoever need as a startup... For sure you won't have problem find user, the churn rate would be very low, and you will really change the word.
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11y ago
Where the money came from in our society ? Let's normalize the total amount of money of today at 100. If the economic grow of a 5% a year, in 365 days the total amount of money will be 105, where those 5 come from ? Suppose you build a
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11y ago
Why we don't build "micro monolithics" ? Why microservice I am very specialized, and every service should do just one thing well, think about send an email, load the ads or load the comments. Why we don't build a very sh
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11y ago
Wooow, really impressive work, congrats :) Unfortunately not in SF...
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11y ago
Not really related, but instead of using a LISP to code VR, I will suggest to do the other way around, so code LISP in a VR environment. The real core of LISP are pure function and simple structure. It really makes sense to have a 3D repres
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11y ago
You should not focus on what is in demand right now, but what will be in the next future... You are too late for being a leader in the hottest language of today, but you are just in time to be a great leader of the hottest language of tomor
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Ask HN: Lead generation for B2B
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It is around one full year that I am growing a beard, but when I use to shave I used a straight razor. The one like the old far-west movie, but more secure and safe. It is a niece white piece of plastic, (2€) and I bought a little packet of
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Ask HN: Experience back end all AWS Lambda
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11y ago
The main problem that I see in implementing what you are asking is related to the bandwith cost. I still haven't figure out how to measure how much bandwith a trivial application is using, so my price is only based on time. If I let yo
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11y ago
Wouldn't be simple to ask Lambda to allow binary execution ? Then you could just pass the input as base64, or whatever other encoding system you please...
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11y ago
Okok, now it makes senses :)
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11y ago
Can you elaborate ? You want socket just to bring down latency ? You want different client to connect to the same environment so that you can keep a local state of your application ? I am thinking about a videogame or a collaborative office
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I am sorry but 10ms is really too short... You need to consider physical latency into the equation... If you live next to a Amazon data center you can hope to achieve such result, otherwise...
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What would be "fast" in your opinion ?
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11y ago
What HN dislike about AWS Lambda ?
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11y ago
How do you flip two variable without a third one ?
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