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bem

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    Comment #27433072

    This post from fly.io [1] has a pretty comprehensive survey of the tech available for running users' code safely. It's a good read. I've been investigating something similar for a …

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    Comment #27075968

    The daily newsletter (/commentary) from Messari is a great way to stay casually updated on what's happening in crypto: https://messari.io/newsletter If you're looking for something…

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    Comment #27037007

    One powerful way to deal with these problems is event sourcing. It's a reasonably elegant way to materialize a single application-specific cache based on many different data source…

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    Comment #26979321

    Makes sense. Why do you think Google and Amazon didn't pursue that approach for services like Cloud Functions and Lambda? Is there a trade-off or is it a matter of complexity?

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    Comment #26979136

    Makes sense – Google Sheets is a great tool. No problem!

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    Comment #26978238

    Looks interesting! I’ve been looking at setting up gVisor to enable running users’ code. How does/will Kwarantine compare to gVisor?

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    Comment #26971034

    I personally love the vibes around Replit. Check out their Twitter as an example: https://twitter.com/replit

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    Comment #26967468

    Looks like a useful product! I think it's neat how you built it directly on Google Sheets. I'd love to hear more about why you made that decision (versus building an independent to…

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    Comment #26967245

    Last year I read Masters of Doom by David Kushner after someone mentioned it on Hacker News. It was the best book I had read in a long time. It won't improve your skills, but I thi…

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    Comment #26967154

    I think you could find some inspiration in cryptocurrency exchanges. Most of them expose public websockets for prices, order books, trades, etc. They're high volume with lots of su…

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    Comment #26944122

    If you like GraphQL and don't mind managed services: - Fauna ( http://fauna.com ) or Hasura ( https://hasura.io ) for the backend - Vercel ( http://vercel.com ) or Netlify ( https:…

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    Comment #3755944

    Facebook is one of few online services where programmers are not programmers. Alas, probably not worth it.

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    Comment #3270338

    Checking for null on every method call certainly sounds nuts to me. Furthermore I would argue that doing so decreases consistence in your program. For example, in Objective-C I can…

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    Comment #3258287

    Certainly. Hopefully my post will help them judge whether they are part of that minority or not.

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    Comment #3258247

    Which is exactly why it goes on Hacker News. I would never in a lifetime recommend it to my mother.

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    Comment #3258241

    I guess I should elaborate on my statement about Wordpress because it came out wrong. I realize Wordpress is powerful, extremely powerful. What I meant was that this comes at an ex…

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