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Why data is hard (as a startup)(blog.ignaciobrasca.com)
5 points by warkanlock 3y ago|0 comments
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No such thing as a free lunch(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by warkanlock 3y ago|0 comments
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by warkanlock 3y ago
Actually no, it's was not an story but a blog post from an user
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Ask HN: Do you remember this story?
4 points by warkanlock 3y ago|2 comments
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Evaluating the Risk of Changes in a Microservices Architecture(arxiv.org)
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by warkanlock 3y ago
So, when it comes to a technology that works well, I think it should be easy to adopt for the whole team, Node.js won here even against Go. In my experience, Go seems to fit quite well there, although there are plenty of developers out ther
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by warkanlock 3y ago
In my experience, Node.js generally performs very well for most use cases although when it comes to data manipulation (or similar use cases), performance often goes down the hill, becoming the primary bottleneck nearly every time. It's
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by warkanlock 3y ago
Interesting observation. I too often find myself in this oscillation between soaking up new knowledge and actually using it. This cycle between passive/active consumption is intriguing but might have its drawbacks IMHO. There are momen
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War Stories(wiki.c2.com)
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by warkanlock 3y ago
It's fascinating, yet hardly surprising; we're moving toward a future where some corporations will seek to establish their own realms of autonomy
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Diminishing Returns(en.wikipedia.org)
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Just a Simple Task(blog.ignaciobrasca.com)
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A Normal Week(blog.ignaciobrasca.com)
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Sugarscape(en.wikipedia.org)
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You Don't Know Jack about Application Performance(queue.acm.org)
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Bojinka Plot(en.wikipedia.org)
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by warkanlock 3y ago
> Guess what, most people can't make money from their hobbies Essentially this. As talking heads said, Never for money Always for love
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by warkanlock 3y ago
Weirdly, in-memory data storage is barely the bottleneck most of the time. Why do we need faster storage? We need better models & domains that improve our developer experience. Not something faster. We don't need cars that go 650km
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How the peasant house became a national symbol(semanticscholar.org)
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by warkanlock 3y ago
Does anyone know if an internet radio station like this exists but is not only restricted to a few genres?
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by warkanlock 3y ago
It's incredibly amusing to watch people stretch an argument too far to bash Curtis and still manage to fail, grandly
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The price of reliability is the pursuit of the utmost simplicity [pdf](cs.fsu.edu)
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Nobody knows what the Bourne shell's grammar is [pdf](scs.stanford.edu)
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Ask HN: How many hours do you work on a daily basis?
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by warkanlock 4y ago
An exciting article, although you need to pass through the trap they put in the first picture. I trust humankind will find its ways through mycelium
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by warkanlock 4y ago
I believe the article has a wrong take on this, and it seems more like a rant to generate views than an actual analysis of why people write things that already exist in the wild It's not about spending time but considering all the actu
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by warkanlock 4y ago
As always, in all areas, there is noise, but there is also incredible music being played. I don't think there's a bubble, but rather the beginning of a change. Although I agree with the author: potential products with market fit c
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by warkanlock 4y ago
by far, without being a computer snob, vim It's incredible how far you can get with a good editor config
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Diderot Effect(en.wikipedia.org)
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by warkanlock 4y ago
The peak of human society right here

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