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by tarasmatsyk 6y ago
Ha-ha, man, that is a gem comment I am getting your book
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by tarasmatsyk 6y ago
I found the book apprisal somewhere on Reddit in "advanced books on postgres". I expected to find postgres optimization and at least a few pages on how to scale it (or where to look for solutions), instead I was dissapointed. Whil
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by tarasmatsyk 6y ago
Go-go-go man! An idea seems interesting, having a simple product just to store all quotes should be a cool thing for small businesses. What I would personally add: - Use GIF/carousel instead of an image on the landing page so I can use
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by tarasmatsyk 6y ago
That's exactly the reason I gave up on AWS, I need an accountant to do the math every month :D Now I rent a 4GB Linux box for 5$/m with no Dockers or whatsoever and happy that it just works
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by tarasmatsyk 6y ago
No coffee for me, I prefer tea (without milk :D) I used to drank coffee when I didn't have enough sleep or had to go to the office before 10 AM. My body never reacted well to the coffee and it got worse when there were morning meetings
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by tarasmatsyk 7y ago
You have to read, so you know how to kick off your own blog in 2 hours! BOom :D https://www.tarasmatsyk.com/posts/1-how-to-start-a-blog-in-2... A year ago I kicked off my engineering blog which I abandoned in 2 months
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by tarasmatsyk 7y ago
Those are valid points, Have you seen or heard of any alternatives? I mean, software getting more and more complicated, maybe even more complicated than necessary, however running apps natively has its own pitfalls (we've all been ther
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by tarasmatsyk 7y ago
I gave up on Lenove when they sold the company, maybe that was a mistake. Dell seems to be one of the best companies considering quality and support. On the other hand, I've never tried System76, and never heard of Tuxedo, thank you fo
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by tarasmatsyk 7y ago
Meh, the camera was on the left bottom side of the screen. On every online meeting, I was looking like a parent talking to kids from the corner :D Also, I had a windows edition which works pretty bad with linux. A friend of mine got a new L
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by tarasmatsyk 7y ago
Ha-ha, reading this from the 2015 MPRO 13", exact same experience. I've tried to move to DELL XPS 13 2 years ago on Linux, did not work for me, however with a new line of Dell's I am starting to thinking about repeating this
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by tarasmatsyk 7y ago
Thank you very much! Your feedback really helps, this was the first try of the product to know where to go from what we have. It is great you posted a comment here :)
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by tarasmatsyk 7y ago
We are working on it, in fact, looking for a nice format as all of the current conference lists look older than Egyptian pyramids. Do you have in mind a way you would like to have these conferences organized? We are marketers ourselves, so
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by tarasmatsyk 7y ago
Hi HackerNews! We are a group of people who are looking for a better way to know about upcoming conferences and share insights with others We are presenting a twice a month newsletter: https://conferenceletter.com and a telegram
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by tarasmatsyk 7y ago
Even in SE field Linux market is small, that was one of the reasons I've moved out of it as my primary OS
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by tarasmatsyk 7y ago
I've discovered Fork by looking at my teammate's screen :D I am very skeptical about any git UI especially anything out of my IDE as switching windows distracts me. However, after trying it a bit: - it works and looks much better
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by tarasmatsyk 7y ago
It depends, for full-time usage, it is a bit more expensive, I think it is a matter of a few hundred, probably less. We've happily migrated from AWS as only one GPU instance cost us near 1k/m. BTW, the newest and the only availabl
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by tarasmatsyk 7y ago
K80 is the crappiest cards I've used last year. For sure it was a good choice 2 years ago, but now you are better to upgrade as any new desktop card is better than K80
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by tarasmatsyk 7y ago
Agree, had exactly the same experience. It is not a server card, however, it is much faster than any old AWS instances for 1k$/m (if you happen to be an AWS user and did not want to upgrade because of the price going up 3x) TBH, 100 bu
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by tarasmatsyk 7y ago
Links in README of the go repo are broken, is rust your primary language?
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by tarasmatsyk 7y ago
Ha-ha, good one! I did the same but in 2 hours. Really recommend Netlify + GoHugo. Here is my review of popular static site generators plus hosting: https://medium.com/@tarasmatsyk/how-to-kick-off-a-blog-in-2-...
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by tarasmatsyk 7y ago
Awesome! I wish pypi was there too
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by tarasmatsyk 7y ago
Agree with the article, it does not cost too much effort and gives you online presence. I am using gohugo + netlify, tried gatsby, jekyll as well. If you are interested how to setup a personal web-site - I've an article for you: http
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by tarasmatsyk 7y ago
depends on nytimes KPIs :D maybe just growing click rates on the article
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by tarasmatsyk 7y ago
The whole article seems to be a marketing post. I completely agree that you could build a face recognition system in 60$ or less, however the image match described in the post is unlikely to be the real system results, I've been studyi
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by tarasmatsyk 8y ago
Sounds good, as Youtube music is coming for the market. Go Spotify! PS. Still miss you in Ukraine
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by tarasmatsyk 8y ago
Good collection of best practices overall. I would not say they are Go-only, as I read about them 5 years ago in Clean Code by R. Martin and another part can be found in Code Complete by Steve McConnell. Once again, good collection if you h
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by tarasmatsyk 8y ago
Hey Hacker News! Python^Vim user here. A blog: https://tarasmatsyk.com/ I always export posts on medium: https://medium.com/@tarasmatsyk I am talking about Architecture, ML SOA models in production and Team
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by tarasmatsyk 8y ago
Exactly an idea I had a year ago. I mean, there are more services that do it, but very few of them do exactly one thing. Good luck!
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by tarasmatsyk 8y ago
Nice start! However, to be honest, I see no advantage over Jekyll. A nice side-project to learn go on one hand, on the other, does not bring much to GitHub pages.

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