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kendru
5y ago
Sure, Presto/Trino has better market share, but Drill is still a useful project. I think the main issue is one of marketing - Presto has it, and Drill does not.
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kendru
5y ago
I honestly had no idea that Thunderbird was still around. It looks kind of... nice, actually.
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kendru
5y ago
I love seeing examples of people showing off a simple, purpose built solution. It's possible to do simple things quickly and with a small amount of code.
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Ask HN: How have you as a founder secured an investment?
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Postgres Page Layout
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5y ago
The lack of a serverless option was the only reason that I did not use Cockroach on a recent project. I am excited to see the serverless offering now, and the architectural details in the post are awesome. Nice work!
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kendru
5y ago
This is a useful technique. I have used it in at least one application before. One of my favorite things about it is that you can use it even when you don't own the application writing to the database!
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kendru
5y ago
I think those are very good points. In my opinion, the hoisting of packaging concerns from language-level and OS level was inevitable, and containers an an okay way to do that.
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kendru
5y ago
I am familiar with FreeBSD jails (and IMO, they are actually superior to Linux containers in most respects). My point is not so much that other systems don't have the tech to make containers work - or that OS vendors are not capable of
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kendru
5y ago
When I started in software development, I was mostly working on monoliths. All dependencies were vendored or were expected to be dynamically linked on the system where they were deployed. Next, I started working with Docker and languages wi
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kendru
5y ago
I love how the post is a demonstration of the practice it describes.
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kendru
5y ago
Author here. I have been developing Docker applications for years now, and while the experience is better than it used to be, it's still not great. I work for Deref, which is working on developer tooling that is more amenable to modern
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Containers Don't Solve Everything
(blog.deref.io)
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5y ago
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kendru
5y ago
I am so excited to see this in print! I know that this was a ton of work, and I can't wait to get a paper copy. Nice work, Bob!
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Learn ClojureScript: Separate Concerns with Messaging
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Learn ClojureScript: Reagent
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Build a realtime chat app in ClojureScript
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Learn ClojureScript: Concurrency with Core.async
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Learn ClojureScript: Handling Exceptions and Errors
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Learn ClojureScript: Namespaces and Program Structure
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Managing State in ClojureScript
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Learn ClojureScript: Functional Programming Concepts
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Build a contact list application using vanilla ClojureScript (no frameworks)
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Show HN: Asynchronous DI for JavaScript
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Modeling Data in ClojureScript
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Summarizing Data with Clojure(Script)'s Reduce
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7y ago
Having worked with several functional programming languages, my personal experience is that Clojure seems to lean more towards the productive end of the spectrum than the pure end. There is a definite learning curve coming from JavaScript,
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7y ago
I was not aware of cljs-bean, but it definitely looks like it's worth checking out!
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Learn ClojureScript: Discovering Sequence Operations
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Grokking Clojure(Script) Collections
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