Maksadbek

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by Maksadbek 15d ago
Is it AWS again ?
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by Maksadbek 2mo ago
Yay, an article about my country is on the HN frontpage!
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by Maksadbek 3mo ago
/* * kernel/sched/loadavg.c * * This file contains the magic bits required to compute the global loadavg * figure. Its a silly number but people think its important. We go through * great pains to ma
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by Maksadbek 3mo ago
I use bunch of PHP files for personal/work stuff. Because the setup is very easy: just install nginx and enable php+fastcgi extension. Then just edit the files, no restart is needed. Also I don't need frontend and backend. Just ec
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by Maksadbek 4mo ago
Hey Thomas, thank you for detailed explanation! This sounds very interesting. I really wanted to learn something less complex than Rust/Haskell and fast enough for high performance computing and also reliable language. I should learn s
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by Maksadbek 4mo ago
I'm not deeply familiar with reliability-focused languages, but as far as I know, Ada, Rust, and Haskell are the most prominent ones. What made OCaml a better choice here over those alternatives?
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by Maksadbek 10mo ago
Do we have downdectector for downdetector ?
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by Maksadbek 10mo ago
It always astonishes me how much useful information you can find on internet being publicly available. You just need a willing to learn.
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by Maksadbek 11mo ago
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13278447/german-cou...
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by Maksadbek 11mo ago
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by Maksadbek 11mo ago
Couldn't believe my eyes, this is the cleanest C code I've ever seen!!
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Kite Coding Copilot demo(youtube.com)
1 points by Maksadbek 1y ago|0 comments
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by Maksadbek 1y ago
The sad part is that no one forces you to work that hard. You're free to say NO! and work less, even this will results being laid off. Only during 1:1s your manager may highlight that deadline is soon and would be great if the project
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Document-Driven Development(gist.github.com)
3 points by Maksadbek 1y ago|0 comments
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by Maksadbek 1y ago
Exactly! If you don't try to keep it simple, especially in bigtech, things get way too complex. I think choosing simplest solution in bigtech is in orders of magnitude more important than in a simple domains.
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by Maksadbek 1y ago
If you don’t invest to some company because of ethical reasons, then investing isn’t for you. Anything can be used for good and bad reasons.
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by Maksadbek 1y ago
This is tool is amazing! I know it's built using WASM and creator earns a lot on this tool from ads. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26769141
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by Maksadbek 1y ago
Fabrice Bellard is a real coding monster!
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by Maksadbek 1y ago
So many people are obsessed with Web application size. But there are other important factors as well. First of all, the UI must be functional even it's slow and heavy. If it does the job then it's already a win. I don't actua
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by Maksadbek 2y ago
out of curiosity: what problems do you solve with this fork at Microsoft and why not C# ?
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Google's advise to use abstraction to improve function(testing.googleblog.com)
3 points by Maksadbek 2y ago|3 comments
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by Maksadbek 2y ago
While Google advises to use abstractions, I like the left-hand side variant. It looks to me easier to understand and change. The right hand side is scattered and abstractions mutate the object, which may have side effects.
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by Maksadbek 2y ago
Post "Say no to JavaScript" on a website that heavily uses javascript... ironic
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by Maksadbek 2y ago
Go hosted in Clojure should be Jo
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by Maksadbek 2y ago
It’s ssv — space separated values
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by Maksadbek 2y ago
Fantastic! Are you going to teach her JavaScript as well ?
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Meta built Threads in 5 months(engineering.fb.com)
1 points by Maksadbek 3y ago|0 comments
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by Maksadbek 3y ago
This is an old blog post by Go authors. But still contains very usefull approach for refactoring codebase.
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Codebase Refactoring (With Help from Go)(go.dev)
1 points by Maksadbek 3y ago|1 comments
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by Maksadbek 3y ago
OCaml is a great language, I should learn OCaml!

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