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by ajsharp 4y ago
The visualization of the co2 extraction process is incredible. Kudos to whoever built this. Incredible.
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by ajsharp 4y ago
This is a smart solution to the problem, if you must use OFFSET. That said, if you can avoid OFFSET, do, as it's typically considerably slower than a simple indexed range query. If you're OFFSET-ing, say, 1000 records, I believe t
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by ajsharp 4y ago
Thanks, this is incredibly useful! Really appreciate it!
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by ajsharp 4y ago
Very much appreciate sharing your experience here. This is fantastic!
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Ask HN: A React-like framework for building pannable/zoomable canvas apps?
7 points by ajsharp 4y ago|9 comments
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by ajsharp 4y ago
Second all of this. 3% is nothing for an exec if they're invaluable to the business. If this person leaves, how would feel? Glad you still have that 3%, or panicked because you can't run the company without them?
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by ajsharp 4y ago
> Organizing your local software systems using separate processes, microservices that are combined using a REST architectural style, does help enforce module boundaries via the operating system but at significant costs. It is a very heav
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by ajsharp 4y ago
too risky. any named companies' share price would plummet immediately.
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by ajsharp 5y ago
These details are wild, scary, and fascinating. Fascinating from the perspective of how easy it is for foreign governments on the other side of the world to try to scare the shit out of US citizens by hiring some scumbag PI for probably as
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by ajsharp 5y ago
Can people still not play this game??
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by ajsharp 5y ago
I feel for this person, but there's a line in here I found revealing: > Unfortunately, Dgraph was always undervalued by investors. This feels a bit like blaming the investors for why the company failed. To put it bluntly, there&#x27
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by ajsharp 5y ago
you win HN today, jazzy
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by ajsharp 5y ago
I'd argue they're popular because no better alternative has been created (yet). My point with the software is that most software people use to create software/apps is increasingly created with web technologies / electron
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by ajsharp 5y ago
Lol. Ok. You're right. Congratulations! How's it feel?
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by ajsharp 5y ago
Had not seen this. Thanks for sharing.
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by ajsharp 5y ago
What about the barrier to entry is insurpassable? Apple hardware in about a decade went from being something every developer I know raved about and loved to being something everyone complains about and is generally unhappy about. Apple went
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by ajsharp 5y ago
100%. That's what Apple got right then and one of the reasons why Linux has never been able to really penetrate the desktop or professional desktop market. Otherwise you're constantly debugging things that should Just Work like ex
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by ajsharp 5y ago
Software developers are a large and massively growing market segment. That's not niche.
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by ajsharp 5y ago
Agree to disagree. Java is inherently cross platform. Jetbrains stuff runs on any linux platform, as does vscode and any of the modern development workflow stuff. The development stack is steadily moving away from native apps. Vscode is ess
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by ajsharp 5y ago
Didn't say it would be quick. Sure, it was a long cycle for them, but the ecosystem is much further along now. I think it's to bring to market in the hundreds of millions.
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by ajsharp 5y ago
One of the biggest opportunities in technology right now is to re-run the Next/Apple playbook and create a new hardware/software technology company focused on developers. Good quality hardware married with a great OS / window
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by ajsharp 5y ago
Failure is an end point; you're on a journey. A couple of thoughts... On college: For many, there's no quicker way to crush a coding hobby than to study it via a computer science program. So fucking boring. Software development !=
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I made $50K in three days with NFTs(paulstamatiou.com)
38 points by ajsharp 5y ago|81 comments
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by ajsharp 5y ago
Lol “keep an eye on” makes it sound like that coffee pot might step out of line and do something unexpected.
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by ajsharp 5y ago
OpenSea has opened an internal investigation as per https://opensea.io/blog/announcements/employee-information-u... : * OpenSea team members may not buy or sell from collections or creators while we are featuring o
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OpenSea Head of Product accused of front-running homepage drops(twitter.com)
4 points by ajsharp 5y ago|3 comments
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by ajsharp 5y ago
Additional context here: https://twitter.com/ZuwuTV/status/1437921263394115584 tl;dr It appears the Opensea Head of Product was effectively front-running NFT drops before they hit the homepage, buying ahead of lis
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by ajsharp 5y ago
So if that's the case, what is the incentive to settle for the company? Or can the SEC just arbitrarily levy fees?
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by ajsharp 5y ago
I assume DOJ can't prosecute when SEC comes to a settlement agreement?
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by ajsharp 5y ago
Sub headline more relevant than the headline: "Company Will Pay $10 Million to Settle First Enforcement Action Against Alternative Data Provider". This is such an insanely good arb for App Annie it boggles the mind. Paying a $10mm

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