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This is inspiring. Thank you for sharing.
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presspot on Wednesday June 17, 2026 @05:54AM
from the scientificamerican.com dept.
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presspot on Friday May 29, 2026 @09:35AM
from the theverge.com dept.
Replacing CRDT with 40 lines of code. Amazing.
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presspot on Tuesday January 27, 2026 @01:28PM
from the mrinal.com dept.
This is a link to an ad. Spam.
Did some marketing person really write "cutting edge" into the headline?
Really? That does not sound like an opinion derived from real data.
Those startups take care of that themselves.
Because it's helpful and adds context? Why do you care?
I just go to HN and read the comments.
It's not that school causes success. It's that school is a decent way to learn. It's not the best, by any means, but it beats not learning at all.
If you drop out of school, do it because you've found a better way to learn.
If you stop learning, whether in our out of school, that is the path to failure.
From my experience, the absolute magicians in fixed point math were the 8-bit and 16-bit video game designers. I was in awe of the optimizations they did. They made it possible to calculate 3D matrix maths in real time, for example, in order to make the first flight simulators and first person shooter games.
Because he's never litigated a case in court.
I have hard this from many developers. Are there any good solutions or best practices I should look into?
I see your point, but I have to believe there is a commercial path that can be mindfully pursued. You can build hosted tools, or add commercial value with an "app" model where there is a clear division between the platform, which is free, and the apps, which can be paid or not.
Really? I'm not so sure.
For example, an open source "community edition" could be treated as a freemium product and an OSS marketing could adapt a PLG playbook to help identify and nurture those who are good candidates for the "enterprise edition". Also, you have a community. They're in Slack or Discord, making pull requests, filing Github issues. You should be able to adapt the CLG playbook to help identify and nurture future customers from within the community.
Posted by
presspot on Friday December 22, 2023 @12:05PM
from the ask-hn dept.
Marketing commercial open source products requires a unique set of skills, strategies, and approaches that deserve to have their own category of growth methodologies. Much like there are practitioners of Product-Led Growth (PLG), Community-Led Growth (CLG), and Sales-Led Growth, it seems like there should be an OSSLG equivalent that focuses on elevating the strategies that can be uniquely...
The ffmpeg streaming model might do wonders for mobile battery life. I've been told that specialized video decoding chips are a lot less energy intensive than other types of client side rendering.
Love it! I got a 94, mostly by showing down and using the real time counter as a feedback mechanism. Amusing and delightful.
What?!? You mean I can't just implement what I read in a book? ;-)
The stated purpose of copyright law is to promote the Progress of Science and the Arts.
Congress decided to grant limited "rights" to copyright holders as incentives for them create, not to protect their work forever, but in exchange for it to be widely available and eventually in the public domain.
That these incentives take the form of limited protections is a side effect. That the original purpose is often corrupted and delivered ham-handedly has more to do with politics than purpose.
If we argued from first principles, we could invent a better system, but that system would undoubtedly allow for ingestion and manipulation by AI.
Uh, correction: I'm pretty sure Cloudflare doesn't own any datacenters. They lease space in other people's data centers
How else would you repel 5G?!?!
Can you say, "Jump the shark"?
Wow, @bryans, open mouth, insert foot.