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    Comment #18637830

    While we're at Windows Phone I must say I miss Windows Mobile. Always found the decision to kill it and replace with Windows Phone a total disaster. At the time it still had a very…

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    Comment #18637776

    For me it always depended on the language. LISPs help me a lot because it's easy to iterate on real code in the repl. I'm not too great at just writing out a large program before r…

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    Comment #18467922

    That actually something I find interesting. I kind of assumed you were supposed to sleep on the back and felt bad about just not being able to. It's just so uncomfortable. Makes me…

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    Comment #17622663

    To genuinely never-ever do any kind of work I'd want at least $20M. As a European I'd be pretty worried about seizure, future taxation and the likes. If we're talking not working f…

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    Comment #17622545

    I think you shouldn't concern yourself too much with the editor. Negative productivity gains are a possibility too. Emacs can be the ultimate productivity trap if you love customiz…

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    Comment #17582317

    Sound good if you're already familiar with RabbitMQ. If not I'd question how much it makes sense for low-frequency long-running jobs. Given the learning and complexity overhead tha…

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    Comment #17579941

    Recently I've seen a friend collaborate with teammate by sending each other zips. Using Skype! And as far as I can tell they're pretty productive. Dedication and hard work generall…

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    Comment #17578168

    If you really want to script in Clojure you should probably use Lumo https://github.com/anmonteiro/lumo . Starts up almost instantly (including a repl!). Still wouldn't recommend. …

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    Comment #17563373

    Yes, your desire to not use virtualization is pretty fringe. Modern hypervisors easily achieve performance almost equivalent to bare-metal. And virtualization comes with numerous b…

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    Comment #17532133

    How is the last point relevant? Many people take a different sex hormone so this one might be okay too?

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    Comment #17526447

    I'd use ipfs as the authoritative storage. Some scripts triggering archiving on the major internet archives. You could, say, buy 3 tlds for the same name and have different strateg…

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    Comment #17511613

    I think it's quite the opposite in terms of languages. Javascript will have the best WASM interop story for quite a while. As WASM gets adopted we'll see it get used in all sorts o…

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    Comment #17456610

    Your description is very accurate. But to me it's exactly why Europe is more racist or inegalitarian. > differentiate between natives, people with immigration background and immigr…

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    Comment #17428370

    An IP is pretty useless nowadays with so many sites behind cloudflare.

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    Comment #17427618

    Oh I put the newlines on HN for readability, the actual logs don't have that. There are numerous tools that handle json logs on the cli, for example there's jq so you could tail -F…

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    Comment #17427393

    How many people are going to attend it? The prospect doesn't mention that. Or who the organizer is. What's the track record? Judging by the prospectus it's the first conference you…

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    Comment #17426245

    They're local, the logging logic is completely under my control, I'm fine with piping it to wherever as long as it does what I want. For example the simplest JSON message would be:…

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    Ask HN: Real-time log viewing

    The powerful solutions seem to focus on post-hoc log analysis. The thing I'm working on produces a lot of logs. Logs that I like to look at when debugging. Viewing them is a bit ov…