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xmlblog

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    Comment #48011023

    This. Maybe there's a market opportunity for people who want to be treated like cattle, but even Spirit couldn't find it.

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    Comment #45510252

    The comments are pretty convincing evidence that most people see only everyone else's complexity while slowly boiling in their own.

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    Comment #35963135

    Rent-seeking, anyone?

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    Comment #35735540

    > "small-ish backoffice systems that never has to be web scale". Doesn't production use of Datomic by Nubank and Netflix (to mention just two examples) belie this assertion?

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    Comment #35731471

    > If you have 10s or 100s of app servers that has the exact same working set in memory, it's probably not worth it. The introduction of intelligent application-level partitioning […

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    Comment #35731393

    Having the working set present on app servers means they don't put load on a precious centralized resource which becomes a bottleneck for reads. The peer model allows app servers t…

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    Comment #35729541

    Newer releases have improved significantly in this area. It's now possible to understand perf implications with the addition of io-stats[1] and query-stats[2]. [1] https://docs.dat…

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    Comment #35729494

    Free beer binaries are not mutually exclusive of Enterprise support agreements featuring all those things you mentioned above _for people that need that_.

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    Comment #35728636

    Netflix, Facebook (Meta), Nubank, and many others.

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    Comment #35728206

    Attending https://2023.clojure-conj.org/schedule/

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    Comment #34880573

    A company that wastes its own money and its candidates' time by failing to screen out any of its red flags as soon as they are known is a red flag.

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    Comment #33027595

    I mean... 1. https://clojure.org/news/news 2. https://ask.clojure.org/ 3. https://groups.google.com/g/clojure 4. http://planet.clojure.in/ 5. https://twitter.com/i/communities/1494…

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    Comment #25932023

    Only teenagers?

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    Comment #23927651

    > Who is really going to be interested in building on top of tech owned by a (new, unknown, regional) bank? As opposed to building on top of tech "owned" by a small software consul…

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    Comment #22675090

    Reify Health | Software Engineer in Test | Full-time, 100% Remote | https://www.reifyhealth.com/ At Reify Health, we are building a more creative healthcare system. We envision a w…

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    Comment #19536808

    s/corrections/connections/

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    Comment #19401873

    > then I remembered that historically hackers have been phenomenally bad people to give any kind of real power to. As opposed to the paragons of virtue who wield power now.

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    Comment #19358524

    Would be nice to find the microbe that converts plastic to plants.

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    Comment #19255839

    Confirmation of the old Spanish proverb: "es mejor estar solo que mal acompañado." https://www.spanishdict.com/translate/es%20mejor%20estar%20s...

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    Comment #17298422

    Whether you're affiliated with Gitlab or not, it's kind of shitty to use someone's platform to push a competitor. Nothing in the terms of service forbids it of course and you're ab…

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    Comment #17298383

    Getting the word out is what the HN post is for. That's orthogonal to where the content is hosted. In addition to the confidence comment, I think it's kind of shitty.

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    Comment #14267589

    Because artists have been depicting the political system for centuries.