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by siscia 6y ago
If you are an immigrant that wants to escape a dictatorship there are many other and better ways. The H1B I don't believe is meant for political issues. I am not a USA citizens, but this already set a lower ceiling to America companies
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by siscia 6y ago
They seems quite reasonable numbers, aren't they?
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by siscia 6y ago
Congrats! How did you market the project for other people to use?
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Ask HN: What would you do if you want to change job in the next few months?
8 points by siscia 6y ago|9 comments
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by siscia 6y ago
There is a typo in the subtitle :)
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by siscia 6y ago
I build https://nostashapp.com pretty much for the same reason. I needed it on very different devices and on mobile. It is a web app, but it is coming with export functionality.
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by siscia 6y ago
I wanted something similar but that worked online. I didn't really like any of the alternatives so I ended up coding my own. It is open if anybody would like to use it as well. https://nostashapp.com/ I work better wit
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by siscia 6y ago
Author here, if you got any comment I am happy to reply! I created the NoStash because I wanted a small app, just like that for me. I didn't find anything quite like it, and so I made it. It is about being slow growing, simple to use,
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Show HN: NoStash, a simple, new, indie, future proof note taking app(nostashapp.com)
1 points by siscia 6y ago|1 comments
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by siscia 6y ago
Kinda hijacking the conversation, but I discovered a great FUSE filesystem to distribute software over the network. It allows to have HUGE amount of software available with the trade-off that the files you are asking for are not in cache, i
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by siscia 6y ago
I actually like this one! Great work! I never hear about the term "workshopping copy" but I believe it is one of those underrated skills that is fundamental in communication online.
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by siscia 6y ago
I implemented a tiny and simple data structure in rust, a circular buffer: https://github.com/RedBeardLab/circular-buffer-rs The amount of subtle bugs and problems that proptest was able to point out to me was terrific
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by siscia 6y ago
Location: Switzerland ATM Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: In Europe or USA west cost (need VISA) Technologies: * I don't like the classical list of programming languages, I worked on all the stack level from low level C (down to t
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by siscia 6y ago
I am about to implement a privacy friendly base knowledge app, and local storage is a cornerstone for doing fast full text search.
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by siscia 6y ago
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Df6ZI4...
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by siscia 6y ago
Yeah I am mostly looking for some place a little more private, so I can store ssh passwords or other stuff that I don't necessarily want google to index...
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by siscia 6y ago
Speaking of notes, is there some simple knowledge base system for someone that wants to keep its note in a web accessible place?
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by siscia 6y ago
Somebody know what is the architecture behind those volumes? How do they work?
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by siscia 6y ago
I thought it was the exact same case with the Basecamp product. But nobody is bringing it up, so there must be some qualitative differences, are there?
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by siscia 6y ago
You did an extremely good job at explaining what are the risks. But if everybody it in the company it is using it, maybe it is worth to have. Must be well though of from the beginning, like proper ACL and notification of reception (so we kn
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by siscia 6y ago
One think that would make wonder is a company wide event queue. Just imagine all the things that it would be possible to make automatic if all the events that happens inside a business environment where in a queue. And don't even think
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by siscia 6y ago
Maybe I am missing something, but this approach is doomed to fail / produce small gains. A tar file is a concatenation of different 512 bytes of data. The first block contains the metadata of the file, and the next blocks contains the
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by siscia 6y ago
I use to make the same mistake of the author. It is not the BEAM, it is the architecture that the BEAM force upon you to spoils it (the author). There are deeper points in what the author says. Even if you let a process crash in the BEAM, b
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by siscia 6y ago
The BEAM is not better. It is DIFFERENT. You can read as much as you want about the topic, but my suggestion would be to go and create something with it. You need to feel the difference yourself. If you got the time, I really suggest to try
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by siscia 6y ago
I find hard to believe that no one has thought about this before, so it makes me wonder what are the disadvantages and if the conditions changed enough that those disadvantages are not a problem anymore. I don't buy that the only disad
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by siscia 6y ago
Hummmm, what if the instructions says to get a binary that is been deprecated 5 years ago? What if it use a patched version of a weird library? Software preservation is an huge topic and it is not done based on instructions.
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Ask HN: Can we talk about recent Mozilla layoffs?
6 points by siscia 6y ago|3 comments
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by siscia 6y ago
How big is a device emulation mentioned in the article? How many of them are necessary?
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by siscia 6y ago
But why you don't just use a managed service? Too expensive? Not as fun? Asking as I am offering a similar service, hosted database. simplesql.redbeardlab.com (not production ready)
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by siscia 6y ago
They don't bother answering email.

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