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by yandrypozo 10y ago
I think ~0.442ms is very slow for a social media web or app, considering that it's only 1 query, maybe that example isn't the best for that kind of queries
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by yandrypozo 10y ago
i didn't see the part that it's "great for hackers"
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This is why iris was removed from awesome-go(github.com)
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by yandrypozo 10y ago
This guy is a perfect hacker of primitive technologies. I'm a big fan of his videos, all of them! I wish I could find more of those.
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by yandrypozo 10y ago
This is the best example of one unintentional DoS attack, now I cannot read it anymore :(
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by yandrypozo 10y ago
After 11 years, I can say Why I hate frameworks and Why I love Go (www.golang.org) \o/
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by yandrypozo 10y ago
Nice people dying and terrible people living like forever, this world sucks :(
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by yandrypozo 10y ago
I hope never find an article like this, talking about my favorite tech
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by yandrypozo 10y ago
Nice compilation of fallacies on micro-services, something that we cannot ignore; but after be reading a little about kubernetes I think much of those problems may be resolved using kubernetes and some of common sense. https://ku
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by yandrypozo 10y ago
the donation pop-up is broken :(
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by yandrypozo 10y ago
In these 3 functions: o.calcLineCount() o.calcWordCount() o.calcCharCount() you're splitting the file content 2 times, but you can do everything in only 1 pass.
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by yandrypozo 10y ago
The author is doing less than 10 insertions per benchmark, that's practically a constant O(1), even if you have to copy the entire array 5 or 10 times don't affect the Big O analysis
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by yandrypozo 10y ago
They don't download 851GB each week, what's really new weekly is up 200 Gb
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by yandrypozo 10y ago
"... at 851GB ... 11Mbps 24 hours a day" I'm from Cuba and I can say that weekly package (el paquete) always contains files from previous weeks, so what's real new each week is up to 200 GB, those guy store all that info
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by yandrypozo 10y ago
well said, I still like Python but it was a great move for me
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by yandrypozo 10y ago
Each time I read a post like this I just think in a new name for it "Why I didn't understand Go and now I have to comeback to my previous programming language ..."
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by yandrypozo 10y ago
may you share your url here ? :)
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by yandrypozo 10y ago
what's the Linux's bleeding edge ??
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by yandrypozo 10y ago
Thanks a lot for your comment, after all I'm not crazy at all, I wish find more people like you
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by yandrypozo 10y ago
Wow, this is so sad, that compiler has to be extremely bad implemented
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by yandrypozo 11y ago
I didn't read the article neither, I don't believe those companies have the best people, that's silly
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by yandrypozo 11y ago
`"it's hard to find good developers" line is a lie` Indeed, I agree
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by yandrypozo 11y ago
This article sounds pretty good, we need more people like you, but I think the next step for DigitalOcean is not hire for resume, or at least giving a chance to make one of those coding tasks
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by yandrypozo 11y ago
does anybody know how to undo an upvote here in HN ?? This reading was a terrible waste of time :(
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by yandrypozo 11y ago
more garbage over the garbage !!
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by yandrypozo 11y ago
really nodejs ?? well done Google
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by yandrypozo 11y ago
It's great find people like you and me :) I'm a pprint, fmt.Println, panic, console.debug, log.Print debugger !!
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by yandrypozo 11y ago
Thanks for this article, it's a pleasure people who thinks similar to me !!
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by yandrypozo 11y ago
This world needs more people like you. Thank you !!
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by yandrypozo 11y ago
Yes, of course !!!

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