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Brad Fitzpatrick (of LiveJournal fame) on Apache vs. Go http package(groups.google.com)
1 points by Sfi81 11y ago|0 comments
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by Sfi81 11y ago
In most places, restrictions on bars and nightclubs are a moral/religious issues driven by the elected representatives (and hence the electing public's) perception of what is "right". Therefore logical arguments don&#x27
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by Sfi81 11y ago
Do what other civilized nations do.. Control drug prices and rein in military spending.
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by Sfi81 11y ago
Probably commenting too late but I find it a lot simpler to just compile from source. After you're initially setup (you need a go1.4 installation in your homedir), you just pull the latest repo updates, checkout the release tag and run
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by Sfi81 11y ago
Agree with much of the article. I personally find Apple iOS devices completely unusable because I have to constantly try to guess what kind of action or gesture will achieve what I want to do rather than being obvious. The same for several
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by Sfi81 11y ago
Sure... but Tarsnap is basically Colin, serving a very niche clientele and unlikely to be worth a few billions. Almost every tool discussed in the article is targeting mass market where such considerations become important at some point.
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by Sfi81 11y ago
Follow the money.. All $150 billion of it (1) The reason you see a lot of opinion pieces against ad blocking in mainstream press and blogs is because their main income stream comes digital advertising and either changing business model to p
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by Sfi81 11y ago
Ah ok!
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by Sfi81 11y ago
Wouldn't it be simpler to just go all the way towards direct election than take a halfway step towards direct elections such as this?
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by Sfi81 11y ago
Well you have to remember that the Swiss have both better income sources (assisting the world's wealthy & many corporations evade/optimize taxes for instance) and don't have military expenses and such due to neutrality. W
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by Sfi81 11y ago
Thanks - haven't seen UML before & will take it out for a spin. In your experience does it have a big learning curve?
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by Sfi81 11y ago
Thanks! it does looks interesting as I've tried using Prezi for this sort of stuff before but tripped on its "presentation focused" features whereas this seems more flexible
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Ask HN: Any free tools (other than pen/paper) to plan application architectures
9 points by Sfi81 11y ago|6 comments
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by Sfi81 11y ago
I run Ubuntu Trusty with kernal 3.19 on HP Chromebook 14 4GBRAM on which I upgraded the SSD to 64GB as my personal dev machine.I mostly work with Go, JS which work very well & Android Studio - the last is a bit slow but bearable - batte
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by Sfi81 12y ago
Well i live in India and while I can't comment on "starting a business" etc, I must say that over past few years i have found IT enabled services (both government and private) refreshingly easy to use and in some cases superi