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    Nice, super responsive - what's this using underneath? I see canvas + svelte

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    Ask HN: What to work on while on a US VISA?

    I am prohibited to make money from sources of income other than my employer while on a US VISA. I've listed some ideas below, how do I find work which follows the 'Make something p…

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    Comment #36099938

    Noob question, What makes languages like Zig, Rust, C and C++ the best fit for cross platform applications over many garbage collected languages? Why is bringing the language runti…

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    Here is a quick clip of my experience https://streamable.com/z3awpq

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    I did have a quick play with Grafana Cloud using the default dashboards for their linux agent were so incredibly slow when trying to navigate simple metrics.

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    Does anyone know of other tools like this which are a web UI of systemd logs on a VPS which I access, self hosted, from a website and secure behind a password? I use New Relic for …

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    Comment #33687118

    Even if you fix where the backend is & use something like Edge workers around the world, you still run into the issue of where the database is hosted. Making all the work useless. …

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    I think this post has the best information on it as I am also learning here https://journal.stuffwithstuff.com/2015/02/01/what-color-is-... It is not just `magic` syntax imo, it is…

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    I very much like the ethos of Golang for this reason. Still not had a reason to use it but like the idea of mastering the fundamentals in a weekend. Even if I lose the flexibility …

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    I have the exact same feelings. Is immediate mode GUI's just that much better? Instead of a complex React/Redux style setup, how much easier would state management be if we had a r…

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    I feel another point is that early tech decisions have a huge impact on the type of people you will have to hire. For example, Ruby attracts ruthless productivity and Go attracts p…

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    This brings up another point I hope someone tries to solve in programming. Every time a new language comes out we have to recreate millions of baseline libraries and it just sucks.…

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    Comment #32218433

    Also a Crystal fan but from afar. The compile time speeds are a real killer of productivity.

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    Oh that is interesting, I guess they just spun up a beefy EC2 instance. I'm noticing slower performance, I used to get about NetRange: 50.112.0.0 - 50.112.255.255 CIDR: 50.112.0.0/…

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    So many frameworks in other languages are trying to get to the productivity of Rails but they just don't have the same spark imo. There is no Rails equivalent in JS, theres lots of…

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    It takes a lot to say very little in Go sometimes, I'd say this is one of those cases. Mainly the if err != nil boiler is at issue here. I don't think you are doing anything wrong …

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    That is interesting to see. I wonder if fly.io/heroku matters for the servers however. Caching the webpage with a CDN sounds like most bang for buck right? One request is slow at t…