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quazar987

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    Comment #38470804

    A while ago I read shopify hosts stores in pods. Pods are self contained instances that runs everything inside it, that includes mysql, redis, etc. does that mean this number is co…

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    Comment #30221155

    I disagree. Its more about providing equal opportunity. Ticket booking sucks for everyone rich and poor alike. This kind of app will favor rich people who can ignore its commission…

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    Ask HN: Answering interview with major social anxiety, how can I do better?

    Hi My English is not great, so please bare with me. I have been suffering from major social anxiety and depression from my teenage years. College was difficult time but I made it t…

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    Comment #29229403

    I have been using serverless for only last 3 months and experience is plain simple, tooling is not ready to build complex mainstream apps.

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    Comment #28756723

    There’s no perfect pillow, its little bigger or smaller, always

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    Comment #28650874

    Decided to redesign this very old website with NodeJS. Initially started with WordPress back in 2012 when I was in college, it was an excellent opportunity to lean web designing an…

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    Comment #28411627

    Just inherited a project which cost $100 in lambda and it is still in development. The technology decision was made by client and previous developers just went along. Donno how to …

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    Comment #27384013

    Apple usually don’t approve apps which can write codes

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    Comment #27265746

    I use 20+ year old hard plastic chair. If pandemic continues I can use it for next 30 years probably.

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    Comment #25474954

    There’s more to it than just specs. Consumer grade silicon will not survive in space, radiation will just kill them.

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    Comment #24715476

    Indeed In absence of any significant stats its safe to assume their decision were driver by this two statements from article. "There were no in-house Celery or RabbitMQ experts at …

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