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jakoblorz
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Comment #47658298
It might not even have to be a smartphone, but much lighter yubikey style (pk/sk signature) devices. I hate to say it but the form factor of those crypto hardware wallets might be …
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Comment #47647846
Not sure I‘m getting what you are saying - us providers‘ capital city is always in Washington DC, no? Sorry if I’m misunderstanding something here
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Comment #47646847
What if you „lose“ your google / apple account, like this sanctioned judge of the international criminal court? Crazy to imagine that we are still baking in dependency on US provid…
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Comment #29055717
It's interesting to see the learning/development styropyro documented with in videos. If you like this one, his other videos might be interesting too
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Comment #28463058
For a full featured "go generate(d)" ORM try https://entgo.io/ Seems rather similar, with the main difference being that you define your schema in a specific go package, from which…
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Comment #28450288
The same here - I think templates would be a good fit!
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Comment #28410505
And thats why I love HN, some topic with notation I have no idea about but I my ADHD will solve that for sure. Thanks for providing the entrypoint!
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Comment #26583568
sqlite can actually be scaled quite high: 4mio qps (queries per second) https://blog.expensify.com/2018/01/08/scaling-sqlite-to-4m-q...
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Comment #26583550
Depending on the use case (SaaS offerings with per customer shards) you can actually scale sqlite quite high. Expensify scaled to 4 mio qps (queries per second) [1], so if one of y…
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Comment #26583486
https://litestream.io/ That's exactly what litestream accomplishes.
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Comment #26072441
Yes OMG! Didn't expect this one
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Comment #23963503
I guess the problem is that once there is a paid CLI tool, some other dev will make a clone for his CV / GitHub where even the compiled binaries are free. Now people have to choose…
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Comment #22967578
You are perfectly describing entropy or the fight against entropy more specifically.
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Comment #22965687
The article is great until Instead, Animal Crossing is a political hypothesis about how a different kind of world might work—one with no losers. Millions of people already have spe…
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Comment #22514777
Why would anybody then switch from industry to the FAA? No industry related pay until hired by the FAA - thats a bold transition
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Comment #22492995
- Video of the talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxaD_trXwRE - Grammar documentation: https://golang.org/pkg/text/template/ - Code: https://golang.org/src/text/template/parse/l…
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Comment #22492092
Also note the amazing architecture behind the Golang template parser/lexer A talk by Rob Like: https://talks.golang.org/2011/lex.slide
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Comment #22460107
Yet you pay the cost in speed when using a database engine, there is a big overhead.
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Comment #22261040
While I can see OP's points, I think it is never a good idea to tell someone "just do xy" in a psychological context
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Comment #22238901
Don't forget Electron! Like Atom, VS Code etc
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Comment #22178133
That's so true. The question is if kids learn the tools to understand what computers do when needing self-study later.
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Comment #22178094
Sound very supportive! Let me add: The parents that brought their kids to these occasions may have a technically background also? Then these parents know how to use a computer and …