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by lildata 2y ago
It is funny that "the Web" as a platform has become like the mainframe for banks and some big companies. It is an ubiquitous legacy, a critical infrastructure of our societies and a spaghetti that cost everybody a lot. In the end
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by lildata 4y ago
Young Portuguese have been emigrating for the last 50 years. The country is full of second residences, bought by people who took advantage of cheap real estate until recently. Blaming today's inflation and cost of living on a few digit
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by lildata 5y ago
I'm surprised nobody mentioned nushell already https://www.nushell.sh/book/dataframes.html I guess supporting high perf dataframes in a shell will make those big data platforms irrelevant for most use cases.
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by lildata 5y ago
Bottom line today if you can't deliver your app on the web only, you will most likely end up at best with: - An Electron (Desktop) app - An React Native Mobile app (that needs to be delivered through both Google & Apple proprietary
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by lildata 5y ago
My guess is this a reference to sysplex [0] on mainframe systems, often abbreviated "Plex" [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Parallel_Sysplex#Sysplex
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Ask HN: Use of Make outside of software build automation?
5 points by lildata 5y ago|3 comments
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by lildata 5y ago
Building a system & owning it is indeed an investment but often you have much more chance to stick to it long term. Apps often come & go, transitioning from one to another can be very expensive. Also if you want to be in control of
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Ask HN: Managing Personal Finances with Git
9 points by lildata 5y ago|5 comments
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by lildata 6y ago
I've used & loved Mozilla forever but at some point I am starting to wonder: when you fire 1/3 of your workforce & have obvious mismanagement problems, how can you still guarantee the security of such a complex piece of so
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by lildata 6y ago
According to LinkedIn data, they are: https://www.slideshare.net/linkedin/co-migration-2014v1
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by lildata 6y ago
This sounds like an April fool or an Onion article... Maybe they could take this opportunity to do something useful & provide a dark mode...
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by lildata 6y ago
Just from a performance point of view, opening LinkedIn webpage is a traumatic experience. I've rarely seen something so slow & heavy. It's quite sad because LinkedIn gave birth to a lot of fantastic techs, such as Apache Kafk
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by lildata 6y ago
Simple answer is : when the price is low. If you don't wanna wait or have to figure out the if & when, dollar cost averaging is the most basic strategy https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dollar_cost_averaging
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by lildata 6y ago
Nice ! For very basic bar charts the meter HTML element could be used but it is ackward to style unfortunately...
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by lildata 6y ago
CommaFeed is great ! thanks for sharing this
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by lildata 6y ago
I believe Mastodon should support RSS, at least some users would use it at first as a feed aggregator as then progressively switch to the social media aspects of the platform.
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Ask HN: What would be an alternative to blockchain and crypto?
3 points by lildata 6y ago|4 comments
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by lildata 6y ago
Insomnia is great. Support for Flatpak would be awesome ;-) https://github.com/Kong/insomnia/issues/1812
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by lildata 6y ago
I'm not sure about GUN But one obvious pro of IPFS is you leverage the huge network of IPFS nodes.
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by lildata 6y ago
I was wondering: is pushing notifications using a PWA viable? (on Android & iOS)
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by lildata 6y ago
One of the main difference is it is based on IPFS
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by lildata 6y ago
I'm glad, Opera is offering native support for Wallets, ENS & IPFS. It is a proof that they can still lead the way. There is also some progress made by Brave what will really help in term of market share. Unfortunately native suppo
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by lildata 7y ago
I have been amazed how mature & efficient IPFS has become, we should really welcome initiatives like Terminal that aim at making it more accessible.
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by lildata 7y ago
It's almost 10 years old but Bootstrap is still my favorite. It is simple, familiar, stable & independent. The downside is that there haven't been much innovation in term of UI on the web since then...
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by lildata 7y ago
Consulting as a Service. For sure a lot of people are gonna pass those AWS certifications now.
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by lildata 8y ago
This is great but won't we be quickly limited by most providers Email Sending Limits? With IM you're quickly over 100 messages per day.
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by lildata 8y ago
Entreprise Architecture tools suck because Enterprise Architecture sucks. Archimate is still a step in the good direction though and it seems the only standard alive.
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by lildata 9y ago
Archi https://www.archimatetool.com is very good if you are willing to follow Archimate.
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by lildata 9y ago
Very nice and simple. Haven't tested it yet, what about performance ?