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jonathanoliver
2mo ago
I came here just to post that link. I still have that song in my head when I hear the word "floppy".
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jonathanoliver
8mo ago
Kinda reminds of the time Microsoft used git internally but was pushing Team Foundation Server.
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jonathanoliver
8mo ago
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=br4-VsvRcII
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jonathanoliver
1y ago
For Go, we've been using this library which supports ZSTD. https://github.com/klauspost/compress
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jonathanoliver
1y ago
Founder of Smarty here, so there's some obvious bias. We've been in the geocoding space for over 12+ years. A geocoding API should be easy to set up, deliver rooftop-accurate geocodes, be transparent about accuracy, persist in per
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jonathanoliver
1y ago
Debian is fat?? I always thought it was a nice, minimalist server distro.
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jonathanoliver
2y ago
We use Nomad where I work and we LOVE it. Previous to Nomad we used K8s for several years which, at that point, allowed us to become cloud agnostic. With the move to Nomad about 3+ years ago, we were able to transition away from cloud and b
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jonathanoliver
2y ago
I just replied to an earlier message on this thread with the same offer: I’d love to have you email your mailing address to support@smarty.com with a link to this HN thread. We may be able to help fix some of this.
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jonathanoliver
2y ago
Send your address to support@smarty.com and link to this HN thread. I’ll keep an eye watching out for it. I’d love to see what our system does with your address. We have non-postal addresses and a lot of other mechanisms to help here. We al
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2y ago
Thanks for the shout-out. Founder of Smarty here. Regarding article, it really depends on the use case of whether to use ZIP Code (TM), postal code, Canada Post Forward Sortation Area, lat/lon, Census Bureau block and tract, etc. As ha
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2y ago
A.Z. Fell has a decent bookshop but when I called recently they said: "Fell's Bookshop. We probably don't have what you're looking for and we wouldn't sell it to you if we did."
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jonathanoliver
2y ago
They should put it on all of their officially supported ones too! https://killedbygoogle.com/
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2y ago
This reminds me of the droid in the 1987 Robocop movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYsulVXpgYg What could go wrong?
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3y ago
Why would you start with the two-smartest species on the planet? [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hitchhiker%27s_Guide_to_th...
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3y ago
Aeron is another awesome project from Martin Thompson (Disruptor, Simple Binary Encoding, Mechanical Sympathy, etc.). That guy really knows his stuff regarding performance.
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4y ago
Obligatory Spaceballs reference about combing the desert: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYge6ehH9fo
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4y ago
I probably shouldn't mention how much seawater I accidentally swallow whenever I'm in the ocean swimming.
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4y ago
When I saw this idea all I could think of was the ASP.NET "postback" form data and URL data! I'm glad to not have to deal with that anymore.
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4y ago
I only had Notepad (the default Windows text editor). I longed for Microsoft Frontpage and HoTMetaL and Dreamweaver. Looking back, I'm glad gained experience on the native experience rather than through the editor abstractions because
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4y ago
I've been running Arch Linux for about 2 years two high-powered desktop machines (home and work). I run `sudo pacman -Syu` every day and I've only had one video driver update (nvidia) that broke me. I had to login from the CLI (wh
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4y ago
Just bought the 12-pack version. I love Julia's website.
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4y ago
Lab grown? That's beyond impossible.
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4y ago
Whenever these tales arise, I can't help but read them. I know that they're not particularly relevant to anything I do or even have done. Even so, it's like watching an archeological dig.
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4y ago
My favorite quote from the article: > Watching non-programmers trying to run software companies is like watching someone who doesn’t know how to surf trying to surf.
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4y ago
I have a co-worker who was in charge of the build system at WordPerfect back in the early 90's. He worked on the the UNIX edition and he managed the whole workflow using a series of Makefiles linked across various shared drives. I'
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4y ago
I've been chroot wrong for years. I learned recently that it's "shroot" not "C. H. root"
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4y ago
One other area that can be complicated surrounding dependencies is licensing. Specifically, you use a library imported from PIP/NPM/Maven/NuGet/etc. and maybe, if you are a diligent dev, you review the license. If you&#x
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4y ago
I believe UpCloud is Finnish: https://upcloud.com/about/
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4y ago
We stumbled upon UpCloud last year and have been using them for a few production workloads in their Seattle, WA facility. They have the simplest offering of all the various "second-tier" cloud providers--which is something we appr
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4y ago
+100 for Aiven on managed databases. We moved from AWS Aurora (MySQL) to Aiven years ago because wanted to be on MySQL 8.x (unavailable on AWS at the time). We've been running a 3-node HA cluster using Aiven's control plane with p
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