nif2ee

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by nif2ee 6y ago
If I was your friend like them, I'd be millionaire but instead I am banned for exposing you. I always knew that life isn't fair but I am counting on coronavirus to make it a little fairer
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by nif2ee 6y ago
When every Wireguard post gets immediately hijacked to become a promotion for this company, when at least 2 threads get to the HN frontpage each week then something is totally very fishy. I understand they are popular and have strong connec
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by nif2ee 6y ago
HN promoted Tailscale worth of million dollars of advertising so far for free. This is really disgusting and the biggest proof that relations >>> product. Rename this website to Tailscale News.
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by nif2ee 7y ago
Are you sure you are talking about Kind and not minikube for instance? for me Kind is the most efficient way of running a real cluster on my machine, a bare cluster merely takes 600MB for RAM in my case and the creation takes too long only
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by nif2ee 7y ago
> I typically don't shill around here, but why isn't ZeroTier on that list? I suppose we don't have a giant marketing budget (yet). now you know, nothing here is just coincidental, not even the timing the posts are submitt
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by nif2ee 7y ago
This company has been exploiting HN for so long on a systematic basis. Really tells you how things work here.
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by nif2ee 7y ago
@dang please will you ever take action against this excessive and systematic exploitation of this company to market its products for free here?
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by nif2ee 7y ago
@dang please will you ever take action against this excessive and systematic exploitation of this company to market its products for free here?
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by nif2ee 7y ago
I will stop doing that. But HN should give the priority to FOSS projects and commercial projects made by single developers and small companies that have no money or other way of reaching out to users instead of helping big companies and sta
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by nif2ee 7y ago
Again, please do your job and delete astroturfing comments and ban these users. This company has been exploiting HN for so long to promote itself whenever a post about Wireguard go to the frontpage. They don't even have a ready product
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by nif2ee 7y ago
I didn't say he is angry, my main point was not advertise for free for a company that is built off the work of a single man, especially when it's FOSS, especially when it's a technically piece of genius like WireGuard, while
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by nif2ee 7y ago
Of course I am sure he is extremely happy spending 5 years developing the next big thing then others rebrand it for enterprise and become rich.
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by nif2ee 7y ago
This is more or less what a senior Frontend dev usually makes in the US. The author single handedly made the first serious FOSS VPN that can replace IPSec and OpenVPN
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by nif2ee 7y ago
Don't forget to support Jason, WireGuard's author, on Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/zx2c4
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by nif2ee 7y ago
I am sick of people shilling to this thing here. Stop exploiting HN for free advertising. Every Wireguard post here has become a free ad for this company. EDIT: Stop supporting parasites repackaging and rebranding open source and selling it
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by nif2ee 7y ago
>There are only two kinds of languages: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses Repeating this quote again and again won't make it correct.
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by nif2ee 7y ago
Golang is such a joke of a language. The compiler won't even compile if there is an unused variable but won't warn you if there is an unchecked error! This language is meant to produce buggy incorrect code that can only be mitigat
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by nif2ee 7y ago
I am not sure whether these statistic reflect anything on the real world, but even if true this is due to the nature of applications in which Go are used e.g. distributed systems, cloud native, etc... and its concentration in the bay area m
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by nif2ee 7y ago
He's an employer, and like I said below it's not surprise that all employers and managers who rarely write any code defend Golang whenever the debate shows up. The language features barely have anything to do with the language its
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by nif2ee 7y ago
I would have said so as long as I am the employer and not the one who actually work with the language.
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by nif2ee 7y ago
Golang is a pretty much messed up language made by short-sighted and very, very, very stubborn designers. If you don't believe me, just look for instance at all the hacky code generation tools made by the Kubernetes guys. But even if g
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by nif2ee 7y ago
Never trust anything that comes from indiehackers, this is a community of professional indie astroturfers and manipulators of everything from renaming the same product and launching it every couple months on ProductHunt and buying upvotes,
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by nif2ee 7y ago
it seems you're good with playing the cheap viral game on product hunt, but probably that kind of cheap tricks doesn't work very well here.
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by nif2ee 7y ago
If they did all these things they wouldn't even think to reach out to you in the first place.
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Libpod: A library used to create container pods(github.com)
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by nif2ee 7y ago
It's obvious that Tailscale founders are well connected and have very powerful friends, nobody can even tell what the product is yet they already popular on HN and Twitter. This Heptio-tier strategy already proved to be very profitable
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by nif2ee 7y ago
On the contrary, Keybase has the advantage of linking keys to social accounts. If Keybase have client libraries that use signing/verifying, encryption/decryption programmatically outside their bloated CLI that would be a great too
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by nif2ee 7y ago
Keybase claims to be a modern replacement for PGP yet I don't think they even have some SDK that acts like gpgme. This is a very rudimentary feature to implement but it can unleash a whole new world for applications that use signatures
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by nif2ee 7y ago
Thanks! never heard of the learner member feature until now. I was asking for an app where most of the nodes are exerting watch operations while only a few other nodes do PUTs due to human intervention. This means that I have a very low wr
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by nif2ee 7y ago
How many nodes can etcd handle without having noticeable decay in performance? their FAQ says 7 but did somebody use it in some other distributed app other than k8s with more nodes? Assume that most of the operations are get and watch (i.e.

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