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by vosper 7y ago
> I'm a Redux maintainer. Sagas are a great power tool, but most apps don't need them I’m super happy that you’re here saying that. I’d go farther than “most apps” to “almost no apps” but, though I’ve mostly worked with apps wh
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by vosper 7y ago
> It is no surprise that the Taxi companies are mad, because they are unable to compete under the current set of rules. (Caveat that I’m going entirely off your comment, with no background info): the middlemen businesses sound like small
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by vosper 7y ago
> Neither is AWS This article lists some of the AWS services that now power Amazon.com since they moved away from Oracle. So, while it may not have been true in the past, it does now appear that AWS powers a significant portion of Amazon
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by vosper 7y ago
I enjoyed that more than I thought I would :)
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by vosper 7y ago
By "latency" do you mean "how long an Elasticsearch query takes to return results"? Or do you mean "how long the GC pauses the application for"? I suppose they are related, to some extent, but it's probabl
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by vosper 7y ago
Thanks for that, I’ll definitely check out the paper! I don’t know much about the JVM, or GCs, but it’s always interesting to learn.
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by vosper 7y ago
Has anyone experienced a significant performance improvement just by switching GCs? We have an Elasticsearch cluster with G1GC and I’ve been wondering if it’s worth the time to replace a small number of nodes with different GCs. We could sw
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by vosper 7y ago
Did we read the same article? Seems like Apple has been happy for this guy to have a signing certificate for his kernel extension for years. And he has been using it, and everything has been fine. Now the guy decides (not unreasonably, IMO,
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by vosper 7y ago
Rather than "taking [his] marbles and going home" isn't it more like he's exercising his right to finally get paid after working for free for the benefit of others (including, presumably, many commercial users who aren&#
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by vosper 7y ago
Sure, but if you have relational data you probably don't want to be giving up your RDBMS for Dynamo. Pain (and inconsistent and hard-to-reason-about data) lies in that direction.
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by vosper 7y ago
You may be correct, though you have a lot fewer internet points than the person who was talking about downvoting ;) Also, I was referring to a super upvote, not a downvote, sorry if this was unclear. I’m pretty sure this is a thing, I have
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by vosper 7y ago
When your internet points on HN exceed some threshold you may be able to downvote. I’ve heard there’s also a thing called a supervote. (I have neither of these privileges)
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by vosper 7y ago
I think GP might mean "Japan" as in "the people of Japan" rather than the Japanese government. The government putting some things in place on their side doesn't necessarily mean that foreign entrepreneurs will actua
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by vosper 7y ago
My wife uses your product all the time! She's a copywriter for a cosmetics company, and uses it to research what they've sent out in the past, and also what other brands have been sending. She finds it super useful, so thanks for
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by vosper 7y ago
> I can say this confidently because my dad is in the military, and I've attended several years at a poor high school in Alabama where cheating and truancy was rampant. I'm not disputing your personal experience, but this is
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by vosper 7y ago
> We are using RDS and would like to have a standard PostgreSQL instead. Having not used Postgres RDS, what about it makes you want to have a standard Postgres instead?
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by vosper 7y ago
Thanks for the response. I do appreciate the efforts of the team, and am planning to continue learning TypeScript :) Maybe this exists, but one thing that would be super helpful is a document that explains any places where there's a &q
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by vosper 7y ago
Javascript doesn't change at anything like the pace that TypeScript does, so it hasn't been much of a hassle. But even so we (like many teams with large codebases, I suspect) have callbacks, promises, and async/await all mixe
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by vosper 7y ago
What's the end state for TypeScript? Does it one day become feature complete and slow down? One of the frustrating things about trying to find help with TS today as a beginner is the plethora of SO and blog posts talking about much old
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by vosper 7y ago
> People who want to work more should be able to, but we generally need a massive reevaluation of what work in America is worth, in favor of labor. We also need a reevaluation of what work is worth, in terms of self-worth and position in
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by vosper 7y ago
How old is your smartphone? My wife just upgraded from an iPhone 6S to an 11 Pro and that new camera is impressive. Things have come a long way even in just the last few years, we should assume they’ll keep getting better for at least a lit
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by vosper 7y ago
> how stapled on and hacked Typescript feels It is stapled on, though, right? Typescript is stapled onto Javascript. There's only so much they can do. I don't mean that as an argument for Typescript, more just that there are re
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by vosper 7y ago
> Monero swapped to Bitcoin, Monero swapped to Ether, Monero swapped to Tether Is there a way to do this without going through some central exchange? I thought I'd read that (eg) Shapeshift was now doing KYC/AML checks, so woul
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by vosper 7y ago
I don't think my Macbook Pro has gone from cool to hot so quickly. Nice graphics, though!
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by vosper 7y ago
I couldn’t quite tell from your comment: is your opinion that negative SEO is effective?
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by vosper 7y ago
> That is why it's unnerving to see politicians and corporations so readily bend over backwards to appease Twitter. You're right, and it really doesn't help that plenty of media outlets either rewrite Twitter activity into
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by vosper 7y ago
Really? I drive a base-level 2015 RAV4 and there's no network connection to anything (except, I guess, my iPhone when I play music over Bluetooth). Maybe where I am cars are still behind the times.
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by vosper 7y ago
Thanks for all your work on iTerm2! I'm curious about the timing of the MOSS announcement being concurrent with the patch version: what's the rationale for that, versus (eg) waiting until some/more users had upgraded to a fix
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by vosper 7y ago
I'm sure there are a lot of people reading HN who use iTerm2 every day. For me it's an essential tool. If that's you, and you're not already a contributor to the continued development of this software, then today is a gr
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by vosper 7y ago
> for folks in management roles, the opportunity to 'score' engineers based on Agile metrics is too attractive. One nice thing about this is that the metric is visible. Then you can optimise your performance against it. Is this

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