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About arkad
Exits: * recostream.com (exit @ 2022)
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Show HN: We released an open-source platform for fast enterprise app development
Tl;DR Save 60% of development effort building your SaaS and enterprise apps using our open-source platform, demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gob4j072Isg Hi friends, It's a bit…
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Comment #38330276
I admire Germany's approach and awareness. At least they try. There's 20-years old saga of linux vs windows battle in the Munich City Council [1]. Great case study. I'm very curiou…
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Comment #38081837
The inertia of Java projects is huge. IMHO the future of Java depends on the perception that can be created for Java as an attractive ecosystem for greenfield projects.
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Comment #37770617
At our company, most of the greenfield projects (with a high-performance profile) are in Java. So, for what our anecdotal example is worth, I can confirm that Java is used for new …
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Comment #37509116
Copy of the article without the paywall: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/why-diamonds-losing-allure-20...
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Comment #37313549
My humble prediction is that with introduction of ahead-of-time compilation and JVM snapshots the adoption of Java based microservices will increase. These upcoming Java features o…
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Comment #35219664
It's funny how this is a common fallacy. I thought exactly the same when Barings Bank was sold for one British Pound back in 1995 [1]. [1] - https://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/ba…
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Comment #34690974
Improvise, adapt, overcome.
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Comment #34545798
Right, enterprises should get rid of Java just the same way as they did with COBOL... Oh, wait...
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Comment #34042174
If football rules allow all body parts except hands then a logical name would be Nohandball.
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Comment #31411846
> The screen is just small enough to be too annoying to do anything really distracting on I'm a happy user of Jelly 2 for a half year now and I bought it for this single reason. It…
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Comment #31111802
+1 for that. Especially Zoom LiveTrak L-8 has nice pack of features for its size (nowhere as portable as TX-6, but still) and is also battery powered.
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Comment #30183268
I wonder what would need to happen to convince the management that actually they could run on Linux? I mean, 3 years ago the belief was we couldn't work from home because that woul…
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Comment #27632112
Not exactly related, but some time ago I realized it's not ok to make fun of people with physical disabilities but somehow it's totally acceptable to make fun of people with lower …
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Comment #24389467
There's also self hosted version on github: https://github.com/headcounter/shabitica Disclaimer: I'm not a contributor and have never installed it. Edit: broken link
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Comment #22617478
I find https://got-paper.com/ much better in terms of functionality and UX.
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Comment #22588983
As a current Startup School, Europe-based participant [1], this raises an interesting question: if the whole program can be run virtually in a remote-only fashion, then perhaps it …
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Comment #19479194
As a backend developer that occasionally needs to add a nice looking front-end I can say that the biggest source of divs comes from the bootstrap templates I use in my projects. No…
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Comment #16821115
Hydrogen cars. A long way to go yet.
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Comment #16503528
XaaS has many benefits, but uptime is not one of them anymore. I self-host my repos, had a few downtimes but thanks to this DDoS my local services have better uptime. ( Disclaimer:…