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by bootcat 1y ago
wow this is hitting hacker news front page ? if we can change the hosts file - I want to propose you can have any domain name for local services.
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by bootcat 2y ago
why can't this be in the same app,
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by bootcat 2y ago
I agree and feel likewise the author's comments on the above about memorization, but I realized - A higher framework and is as below, https://rajivkapur.com/3-pillars-of-vedantic-practices/
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by bootcat 2y ago
You want to be smart to gather attention, you need to be kind to sustain attention and transform it into meaningful relationships !
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by bootcat 3y ago
RIP - He was a role model to upcoming social engineering folks,
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JCohere – Pure Java Client for Cohere Platform(github.com)
2 points by bootcat 3y ago|0 comments
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by bootcat 4y ago
I have to agree to this as I feel likewise. VCs and investors are perceiving they would want to copy and layoff during this season and try to bring people back to the office. They are considering a company as healthier if they can layoff ex
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by bootcat 4y ago
We are asked to bow down to the sun and internalize the rays and glory every early morning and during twilight :)
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by bootcat 4y ago
wow wonderful read,
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by bootcat 4y ago
dieyota !
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by bootcat 4y ago
Looking forward to the code and the model,
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by bootcat 4y ago
I don't know why but I do feel there is a gap here to empower backend developers to take over the full stack. ( I am one of the developers looking out for a good maintained, component rich, completely supported JVM java based FE framew
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Ask HN: Best Front end generation framework for Backend Developers?
2 points by bootcat 4y ago|1 comments
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by bootcat 4y ago
I think you should check out Nette, if you cherish and love codeigniter, Nette is even way too simpler and gets things done. https://nette.org/en/
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by bootcat 4y ago
yes, i do love their forms. It supports bootstrap and is way too simple to just get things done.
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by bootcat 4y ago
PHP - I found new love for 1) Nette https://nette.org/en/ 2) Phalcon https://phalcon.io/en-us If you agree, we should talk :)
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by bootcat 4y ago
Google docs is way better seemingly for now,
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by bootcat 4y ago
does hetzner have servers in US ? if not - if your app ok to be hosted in the EU ?
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by bootcat 5y ago
thanks for the apt response aligning with the lingo, yes - nomad usually orchestrates containers. ( and not vms was my belief too, i thought it can replace kubernetes )
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by bootcat 5y ago
hi queue29, what are the minimum production requirements for nomad ? what is the cheapest machine i could use from digitalocean for a production task ?
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by bootcat 5y ago
thank you for sharing this - let me try from my end. My comment and denial towards using nomad was based on their hardware requirements - https://www.nomadproject.io/docs/install/production/requirem... For ra
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by bootcat 5y ago
I am looking into something likewise, I liked caprover from this list, https://github.com/guettli/open-source-paas I feel nomad is a bit resource intensive for my use case,
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by bootcat 5y ago
I am pretty sure Leetcode would not produce engineers like Fabrice bellard - https://bellard.org Pros - I believe memorizing does help - If you do understand how things work - memorizing does make you fast - Leetcode did help me
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by bootcat 5y ago
even after getting so many apps, the old school ways are still awesome - mine are paper, - cards, - text file using vscode
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by bootcat 5y ago
I think yes, web scraping can give a viable product. Now with the ability to scrape react/js pages and availability of 24GB cloud free tier machines and transformer models - i think atleast for the next 5 years, should be possible !
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by bootcat 5y ago
Yeah as a developer/programmer - I always have this feeling that I should go into all native code like using c++, d, f, rust, crystal, nim, v, zig ( this is my choice as of now ) - just to get that last drop of hardware juice. I was al
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by bootcat 5y ago
yes i agree - its comparatively easy to create software that is optimal as long as it runs in a single machine. The distributed systems and related constraints and guarantees is what takes the resources ! ( I would assume he would use a sys
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by bootcat 5y ago
I am staunch supporter of software which runs on minimal hardware or resources. Seems like an interesting project, looking forward towards distributed features !
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by bootcat 5y ago
what do you guys think about ramp or divvy ? https://ramp.com/ramp-vs-brex https://getdivvy.com/divvy-vs-brex/
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by bootcat 5y ago
i think argos seems like a better techy project than this,

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