bootcat

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.

why can't this be in the same app,

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/

You want to be smart to gather attention, you need to be kind to sustain attention and transform it into meaningful relationships !

RIP - He was a role model to upcoming social engineering folks,

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 extra fat from COVID season.

We are asked to bow down to the sun and internalize the rays and glory every early morning and during twilight :)

wow wonderful read,

dieyota !

Looking forward to the code and the model,

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 framework )

One of my reasons not to pick Vaadin was that it was backed by a company rather than a open source community. ( this seems better now in terms of support )

I do see other JVM languages like Kotlin seeing some success here.

Did you guys see dart and flutter ? I am pretty sure Java can do a comeback in terms of compiling to JS and taking the power from react/typescript guys !

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/

yes, i do love their forms. It supports bootstrap and is way too simple to just get things done.

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 :)

Google docs is way better seemingly for now,

does hetzner have servers in US ? if not - if your app ok to be hosted in the EU ?

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 )

hi queue29, what are the minimum production requirements for nomad ? what is the cheapest machine i could use from digitalocean for a production task ?

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 raspberry pis - I would go with the following, https://k0sproject.io https://k3s.io

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,

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 understand and appreciate pithy code - when I browse other's solutions - Leetcode did help me get inspired to learn new coding techniques - Leetcode did make me a better engineer who is quick to implement solutions which are already implemented - Leetcode did help me to learn libraries, functions, apis which i previously did not learn - Leetcode does bring needed positive peer pressure - sometimes helpful to get up and running and keep running

Cons - I believe it makes you run the rat race, you end up in another mill - running for someone else. - It doesn't foster creativity for the joy of programming - but rather it is motivated to clear interviews ( I wouldn't judge my skills based on leetcode alone | the gym is useful but it doesn't define me ) - I always adore super programmers like Fabrice Bellard - In programming, If I would want my skills to parallel someone, if not go beyond - it would be him. I am sure Leetcode wouldn't produce people like him. ( where would you have the time to dream and create if you use all the free time you have to leetcode ? )

even after getting so many apps, the old school ways are still awesome - mine are paper, - cards, - text file using vscode

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 !

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 also looking into luajit as it can have easy ffi and near native performance.

I still think Java has a lot of value to bring or to learn and use for any programmer.

The ecosystem of libraries, software, tooling, cross platform nature and with the advent of GraalVM - Java is still very alive and capable !

As for JVM guys - Kotlin seems be an easy migration.

BTW - what do you think about dart ?

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 system based on raft to offer the above, or using something like Infinispan, helix or hazelcast kinda )

I am staunch supporter of software which runs on minimal hardware or resources. Seems like an interesting project, looking forward towards distributed features !

what do you guys think about ramp or divvy ?

https://ramp.com/ramp-vs-brex

https://getdivvy.com/divvy-vs-brex/

i think argos seems like a better techy project than this,