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by zerkten 6y ago
Memory usage shouldn't change that much for a similar task. It's just that paging stuff in and out is much more performant when the system is under pressure. Right now with the least amount of M1 native software available, most of
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by zerkten 6y ago
Yes, but as other threads commented, this is not particularly new. It's similar to how games consoles have been designed. It's a natural evolution, especially when MacBook Airs and the ilk are not really user upgradeable in the In
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by zerkten 6y ago
My guess is that it's an ARM build of Electron - unless they've been working to bring the iOS version over? That would be a huge win. Even if this is Electron, I suspect this still great news for anyone that needs Slack. The Roset
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by zerkten 6y ago
I have to fight the urge myself, but that's a weaker strategy in these times. I've always invested in upgrades to lengthen the life of my laptops (I'm typing on on a 2015 rMBP 13.) It's probably better to spend £2500 now
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by zerkten 6y ago
> I don't think the M1 chip is a great choice for the 16" MacBook Pro. It's designed for lower power devices. It may do well on certain workloads like compilation, but may even regress (in terms of performance, not perform
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by zerkten 6y ago
I just came across caprover ( https://caprover.com/ .) I've heard mixed things about Dokku and was going to try it out.
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by zerkten 6y ago
Quote away!
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by zerkten 6y ago
That's far from a perfect statement, but it's not the worst that you see. As an interviewer, the difference is between junior and senior developers. It's an indication that they they understand the currency and some metrics f
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by zerkten 6y ago
What version are you using? I haven't had any of these issues for a long time with Windows 10. I also have some weird configs going between an external monitor upstairs and a KVM-based setup in my basement office.
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by zerkten 6y ago
Going into the event, my thinking was that they'd have two aims: 1. "Wow" the audience given the anticipation without a full overhaul of the range. 2. Deliver some solid products that enable the transition while being effecti
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by zerkten 6y ago
> .NET is meant for stuff like microservices; What does this mean? .NET has been around before SOA was a term and microservices is an evolution of that. The concepts are orthogonal and you could write microservices in PHP, if you really
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by zerkten 6y ago
> I hear a lot of positivity on HN about what a single instance of C# monolith can handle, but I'm not familiar with the ecosystem. I work a lot in the C# and .NET space, but also write quite a lot of Python. The performance differe
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by zerkten 6y ago
I'm curious why this is at the top of HN? My initial thoughts: 1. Title's use of "architecture" is overly vague, but they do define it somewhat in the intro. It still doesn't seem to overlap with the main bulk of th
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by zerkten 6y ago
My understanding is that this isn't really the case. Flutter is focused on the user interface portions of an app and Kotlin MP is focused on non-UX portions. Flutter does have some docs on incrementally moving apps at https:/&#x2
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by zerkten 6y ago
Microsoft documented some of what they do at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/itshowcase/protecting-high-r... .
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by zerkten 6y ago
Why not use Azure? Seems like it's more readily understood than GCP by Teams admins. I'd be interested in this wiki content showing up in other products within the suite.
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by zerkten 6y ago
> I don't use Hugo, etc, but it seems odd to me that it's not abundantly clear how to nix CDN and Google asset references from the site generation code. All static site generators do is take a bunch of inputs (markdown files, t
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by zerkten 6y ago
> Also, regarding "overcome the hurdles": those hurdles are now practically non-existent with various publishers. This results in books on the topic that should never have been published. This is a real problem. People writing
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by zerkten 6y ago
When you were a SaaS startup in the 2000s no one took you seriously. Now, the big players have a better chance of responding in a timely fashion. It's going to be harder for these types of apps to get traction in less tech-centric mark
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by zerkten 6y ago
I'm surprised it isn't there from the start, but some flexibility to sell this into organizations which have other suites is probably valuable for getting a hook in. My guess would be that they'll move it into the bundle at s
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by zerkten 6y ago
When you have a large base of installations in a big organization, this can make a difference in practice because your incident responders have to sift through less data. This makes much less of a difference when you have great log manageme
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by zerkten 6y ago
I'd recommend listening the early episodes of the Stack Overflow podcast for some insights. There are a lot of nuggets buried there.
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by zerkten 6y ago
Async has a place, but as you say there may be a better option for the majority of developers. The problem is that many developers are not identifying their performance issues and instead just throwing solutions out there. Perf discussions
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by zerkten 6y ago
I've given up finding a KVM that has this support for emulation. I've got a Kinesis Freestyle Edge RGB and even for the better ConnectPRO KVMs, there are just too many USB endpoints. I found that X-Keys make a range of keypads tha
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by zerkten 6y ago
There are plenty of ways to phase a transition to mitigate concerns. It makes senses to take an approach like that. It doesn't make sense to continue the status quo. For any other change, there would generally be a preference from peop
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by zerkten 6y ago
Starting a business is easy. I've personally done it in the early 2000s, and it's easier today. However, it's structured for traditional businesses which produce returns relatively early. It is not structured to support &quot
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by zerkten 6y ago
I wouldn't make the argument that regulations get in the way without specifying which one. I would make the argument that, philosophically, Europe is very conservative and risk averse in terms of terms of releasing funding. For the pur
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by zerkten 6y ago
The obscene amounts of funding exist for various reasons. I don't disagree with it being bullshit, but the analysis of why this occurs is relatively straightforward. Implementing a solution to balance the situation is the difficult par
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by zerkten 6y ago
> In the case of growth companies, it's definitely not a talent thing, the American financial system has a well developed pipeline for growing ideas and providing endless access to capital. This doesn't just apply to growth com
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by zerkten 6y ago
An MBA is not a licensure. There are overlaps between what an MBA and an accountant may have studied, but the CPA is what gives you a license. Lots of MBA students do not pursue financial courses beyond what is requires to pass. They may ha

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