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sippndipp
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Comment #44009480
I understand the depression. I'm a developer (professional) and I make music (ambitious hobby). Both arts heavily in a transformational process. I'd like to challenge a few things.…
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Comment #42960471
I've always loved the Z80 and felt home with the 68k.
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Comment #41378321
Quick Questions out of curiosity: What ideas have been rejected during the design process?
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Comment #41378315
Great insight for everyone who wants to design more complex UIs.
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Comment #33451904
Awesome app. Love it. Tightly integrates with my calendar. Easy, keyboard driven divide and conquer for my documents into tasks. Way better than all the other knowledge base apps.
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Comment #29997356
We're doing an newsletter dedicated for Android developers: https://androidweekly.net/ - it was four years without making any money - with ~100k subs it's generating money - everyt…
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Comment #24390877
I wonder I've done almost the same writeup (a little more detailed if you want to do machine learning) - and no one cared: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24197884 This one he…
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Comment #18224195
I think you should give it a try. Rails made me a better software architect and showed my the importance of writing expressive elegant code. It might have lost some market share to…
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Comment #17924883
I have found a paper about CRUSH maps so far (from the Ceph project): https://ceph.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/weil-crush-sc06.... but I think there is more.
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Ask HN: What's a good algorithm to distribute data in a P2P network
I'm on the search for a good algorithm (no implementation needed) that distributes data in a P2P network. The goal should be to maximize availability.
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Comment #15686217
I personally would never use PHP. But if you have to: Go with Laravel - it's the best Rails clone around.
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Comment #15686195
In my opinion your requirements are a little fuzzy. If you're developing a website (no hard database requirements) you could go with something easy as jeykill, middleman or gatsby.…
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Comment #14616566
We're running http://androidweekly.net and http://swiftweekly.com ? It was roundabout 5 years just editing and making no money. Now it's making money - but just a side income. 1. C…
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