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tzahifadida
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About tzahifadida
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Comment #47889053
What about Microsoft OneNote... I did not get why we need yet another app... OneNote syncs to the cloud so I can keep my mobile and pc synced... and backed. I can paste multimedia …
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Comment #47239169
What would have happened if the US dis not get involved in WWII. We would probably not be here... Not everything is short sighted bean counters. Having major cities explode by nucl…
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Comment #47231311
In WW-II, the US bombed the hell out of German forces for months on end. That is what people do not understand. The US have the capability to generate bombs indefinitely. There wil…
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Comment #47230969
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Comment #47193763
What about claude? Don't think they wont be used militarily that is naive...
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Comment #46941962
Disagree. Making the world less centralized to TSMC chips makes less incentive to invade at the near future. There is no strategic upside to do it right now. If nothing else, to me…
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Comment #46796011
Since it offers collaboration for free, it can take a bite out of overleaf market.
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Comment #46584920
An agent can make summaries via Markdown files while processing. Then use that to break the problem to several issues and then tackle them one by one, even automatically, but more …
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Comment #46409399
Great read. Thanks.
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Comment #46286912
I believe AGPL3 with CLA is the worst in 2025. Code can be recreated fast in 2025 especially with genAI getting better and better. The problem you'll have is the ownership of the c…
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Comment #46286871
Look at the caveat. If you cannot control the nerrative, you are done. Code is nothing in 2025, when a few 100$ can recreate a code base. AWS could have just recreated the code if …
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Comment #46285888
I think that open source licenses for complete software (such as SaaS components) for commercial entities have a one major purpose: A marketing tactic. If I am open, it is easy to …
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Comment #46214622
I think that people looks at n8n success and say why not use source available?... However, I believe they are wrong to believe that this would work for any project...
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Comment #45769279
I don't understand these legal mambo jumbo, but lets make it simpler. Israel and the US have a tight intelligence agreements. No one have to keep secrets since they share informati…
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Comment #45678503
Really easy, I made a script to build bitnami images from a command line menu and push it to your dockerhub. It also detects changes in versions and you can rebuild and push again.…
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Comment #45667987
This reminds me about the bitnami containers. They pulled the docker images so everyone migrated away because they fear they will also pull the artifacts building the project. They…
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Comment #45547372
Guess which airline I won't be flying with next time...
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Comment #45384613
I think this is amazingly great. If they can compete with AWS SES on pricing then, why should I work and pay to 2 services if I already use cloudflare and just use AWS SES for tran…
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Comment #45384577
I think the moral here is, if you'll ever have less than 1000 active customers per second, don't do micro services, don't use redis, just use a monolith with a simple stack and you…
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Show HN: OYS Bitnami Builder – Build your own Bitnami containers
Hi HN, When Broadcom announced they're killing free Bitnami containers (Sept 29, 2025) and charging $50K+ for replacements, I got frustrated and built this. It's a bash script that…
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Comment #44921089
For anyone interested I am in the last stages of building a course operating around Kube-Hetzner ( https://github.com/kube-hetzner/terraform-hcloud-kube-hetzne... 3k github stars).…
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Comment #44860872
Rarely I save something like this. Addicting. Saved it in my daily news. It is interesting to get new ideas by just clicking on the zoom button.
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Comment #44099011
One thing that I dont like about jwts is that all rest calls must include that huge thing. A simple old school sessionid as a cookie is smaller and will pass the request faster. Yo…
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Comment #42448478
I arrived to a similar conclusion. I come from Java and in Java you have exceptions with TryCatch clauses and declaring them in function signatures. It works fairly well but very d…
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Comment #42271260
This test is no real. These languages works differently. Garbage collected and manually allocating and deallocating. If you do not configure a garbage collected language correctly …