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Comment #13028275
Has it really been 2 years already? I'm still waiting for a decent build system for .NET projects for Linux or macOS. Last time I tried (~6 months ago), it was a tire fire.
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Comment #12964489
Polar Opposite of other parent: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12964329 Both purport situational awareness" to have vastly different consequences and effects.
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Comment #12963061
Meanwhile, google was sorting Petabytes in under a minute on their clusters 6+ years ago. We've still got a long ways to go in OSS land to compete with the big boys.
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Comment #12769973
Not a dupe. Denzil is the poster of the competing submission, and its time stamp is later than this one.
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Comment #12736711
What? Where are these 8:30-4:30-with-a-nice-long-lunch jobs? In my experience, smaller (non bigcorp) companies have to fight to survive and don't have these luxuries..
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Comment #12736689
> To some extent, this is a choice many Americans > intentionally make. Uhm, to what extent do they have a choice? Be super poor or work hard. Hmm..yes those are delightful "option…
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Comment #12673487
Depending on the kind of non-profit Twitter tries to become, they may need to somehow disentangle Twitter from all of the political favoritism and censorship controls currently bui…
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Comment #12059869
One reason I am hesitant to go this route is because I don't want to hard-code Amazon's API's into my apps..
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Comment #12022863
How well do you know C++?
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Comment #12019959
With many close friends who work at $FB, I promise you politics are alive and well :)
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Comment #12013496
Fair enough. Removed that portion as I do not wish to taint the conversation with my own (unproven) speculation. Thank you @zepto.
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Comment #12013325
Thank you for your thoughtful comment, you've convinced me to take a moment and think more carefully about this. The energy efficiency is an excellent point. Ultimately I am still …
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Comment #12013280
Thanks, Apple, but no thanks. I'd rather stick with the completely open-source Google Tensor Flow rather than lock myself into any more of Apple's proprietary shit.
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Comment #12013217
I agree that they are similar in some ways, but under the covers they are fundamentally different beasts in almost all ways!!! Etcd uses Raft and ZooKeeper uses it's own protocol c…
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Comment #12013206
Not a huge surprise given the events of late, especially considering they laid off more than a hundred of their employees. If this is the public slash they are announcing, how bad …
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Comment #12012633
I too have been using ZK for many years now, and it's pretty great. Etcd can provide faster election notifications but it comes at the cost of etcd still being pretty new, so be pr…
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Comment #11998591
At least they still publish it. That's worth something , right?
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Comment #11934065
It would be interesting if there were a curated list of recognized industry experts. E.g. My friend Dathan Vance Pattishall [0] is a MySQL super-expert guru. [0] https://www.linked…
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Ask HN: What is holding your startup back?
What do you feel is holding your startup back from achieving massive success and market-wide adoption?
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Comment #11928964
How can you justify mapping 'p' to 'pull' rather than 'push'? I applaud the effort and think it's unfortunate the value add seems so marginal here. This type of thing boils down to…
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Comment #11928943
Well, I for one wasn't aware of the new functionality in Go and am grateful the author posted about it. Because otherwise I wouldn't know what I now know!
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Comment #11864232
What a terribly written article. Just give me the TL;DR already please!