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by sushidev 2y ago
Seems very useful. This stuff can’t be done already with pg replication?
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by sushidev 2y ago
Interesting. Very cryptic for simple user like me. I wonder if it’s useful today and for what purposes
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by sushidev 2y ago
Started using code-server on a remote server. Pretty good. Going to switch working like that. Its a bit like remote vscode only that the vscode ui is also remote and served via a web browser. Coming from intellij I was surprised that the u
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by sushidev 2y ago
Who is your main target audience?
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by sushidev 2y ago
But not interesting for me in any way since it’s not open source.
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by sushidev 2y ago
Nice!
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by sushidev 2y ago
Lol “If Douglas Crockford actually is your dad then please do not read this web site.”
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by sushidev 2y ago
How much of libc does it cover? How it’s different from libc?
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by sushidev 2y ago
From end user perspective I think the desktop environment that i.e. gnome gives users is good enough from ui/ux perspective. It’s not worse than macos or windows. The thing where Linux distros can improve at is still at stability and m
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by sushidev 2y ago
It’s just a web page. How to try the model?
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by sushidev 2y ago
Interesting thing. We also have native-image from graal, but that is a commercial project that you have to pay for to get all the features.
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by sushidev 3y ago
Please improve the UI before adding all the features of VSCODE but better :-) On a positive note, just to be sure I tried to run Eclipse - its UI is much worse. HN: please suggest open source code editor with great UI for MacOS.
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by sushidev 3y ago
He asked: “why this needs to be web3?” Most people, even these that work in the sphere don’t know the answer to this question. If you want to know about the business then check their website. If you want to discuss crypto at large then as I
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by sushidev 3y ago
Why anything at all needs to be web3. You have to ask yourself this question. It’s quite a deep rabbit hole - you have to understand some economics and governance in macro in order to see the value. The other way to see the value is if you
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by sushidev 3y ago
I’m from this sphere. I checked a lot of dapps and when dapps even work, most of the time it’s either gambling, or something completely of no value in the real world. Therefore my comment.
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by sushidev 3y ago
I’d say that 95% or more is just scam. People like Sam Bankman Fried. They are all gone or dying now more or less. The strong and real businesses with profits and sustainable revenue models are still up and running. There are quite a few ex
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by sushidev 3y ago
i agree it's very hard to learn from the internet.. (the bottomline in the post)
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by sushidev 3y ago
nice
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by sushidev 3y ago
what happened here?
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by sushidev 4y ago
Anyone checked if it's safe to install?
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Ask HN: Open-source log collection and alerting
3 points by sushidev 4y ago|0 comments
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by sushidev 4y ago
I've done some more research.. looks like Prometheus + Loki could be the options of choice for me.. still not finished researching
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Ask HN: Monitoring Solution for VMs and Containers
3 points by sushidev 4y ago|4 comments
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by sushidev 8y ago
How about the garbage collector? For really performance sensitive applications you'd turn it off and resort to manual memory management?
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by sushidev 10y ago
Thanks for the advice. Edited comment with double-space prefix.
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by sushidev 10y ago
Thanks! ran this: sudo apt-get install xorg-dev and then this: sudo apt-get install freeglut3 freeglut3-dev libglew1.5 libglew1.5-dev libglu1-mesa libglu1-mesa-dev libgl1-mesa-glx libgl1-mesa-dev And that fixed the problem
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by sushidev 10y ago
Couldn't run the example on Ubuntu 16.10 Would appreciate anyone's help to get it running: ~/dev/rust/pathfinder$ cargo run --release --example lorem-ipsum -- resources/tests/nimbus-sans/NimbusSan
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by sushidev 12y ago
I was weighting myself on these same thoughts for a while now. There could be another option - you could maybe start a part time opensource project/s.
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by sushidev 12y ago
Thanks for answering. Sounds like you are working solo. Have you ever considered building a company? I guess that you had, now I wonder why you didn't go that route? I'm aware of the obvious things, like being a family man and run
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by sushidev 12y ago
Keith, 150$/hr sounds great. I wonder where these rates are common? I've started on oDesk and doing pretty good in oDesk's standards I think, but it's still only third of your rate.

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