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I'm Chilean and I read Lazarillo de Tormes when I was 12 at school, do you know that the Roman Empire also influenced the British isles and every place they conquered? What's your point? Christianity also isn't particular to hispanics countries, robbery was a way of life in northern tribes too. The statements here I've read are really ignorant, you can't generalize hustlers and bribery 'cause in every part of the world you'll see people doing that, educated and uneducated, the lack of values is not a cultural thing, saying that is racist, you can vote me down all you want, that won't change the level of ignorance I'm seen here in HN.

this is nothing, a lot of comments I've seen are already flamewar and even racist, nasty generalizations, suddenly everyone is an expert in hispanics countries as if they would be all the same or as if they would share the same currency or economical situation, a lot of ignorance.

I think your comment is shamelessly racist and ignorant, to be honest, have you been to every hispanic country to treat hispanics like that? you'll see hustlers everywhere and in every culture and country, also Argentina is not the only Hispanic country so please try to make more educated comments, and if you feel the way you describe it as for Hispanic people, please talk about yourself and don't generalise.

You have to consider that go users can come from worst places(i.e. Java or Interpreted dynamic languages) so just getting a statically compiled binary to deploy it's already a big improvement.

Haven't find a match due to the stack or is there another reason?

>If you are a professional then just buy more RAM.

That cockiness sounds familiar, and it was the reason why people moved from Java based IDE's to vscode/atom/sublime.

Wow, I didn't know about those editors, they look awesome man, thanks for sharing.

Hi, it looks nice! I really appreciate efforts like this, does it only supports Rust?

Have you heard Lost Horizon? that cheer me up every time I'm in zombie state in the morning.

oh that's a shame, I don't have a bluetooth chip in my pc, but was thinking in adding one, anyone knows if docker works fine in FreeBSD?

FreeBSD on your desktop pc? I tried it long time ago but the graphic supports wasn't as great, interested in checking it again.

That's great, is there any public repo for this?

Interesting, in my case Thrash/Death/Metal work as good as listening to the rain.

Things like:

-How to do modern frontend dev without installing almost a Gb of transient onliner JS deps.

-Modern Frontend development for Backend devs.

-Mobile apps development without installing huge frameworks and heavy tooling.

The only thing I can see is a big paywall saying:

*£312.66 ($415 USD) charged to your card annually after 1 year introductory offer. Cancel at anytime. You will be charged in $USD. Price in GBP is displayed based on current market rate.

Same here :/

what's that? I thought it'd be related with inferno OS.

Oops... I read this as "The Serverless hell", not joking.

Interesting, but why not just use vanilla Postgresql? JSON support is awesome now.

Indeed, that makes me wonder how difficult for companies like Nginx is making profit from open source, well they were acquired by F5 a couple of years ago so probably they were doing quite well I think.

I haven't read any positive opinion of people that was working for big companies so far to be honest.

I abandoned my account some weeks ago when they where forcing me to add my phone number in order to log in.

Wow, first time I've heard about Monogame, I wonder how it'd compare to Godot.

Well, you can run Linux using WSL in Linux so you can get Crystal working there anyways.

Do you find something technically interesting in blockchain/currencies or it'd be just for the money?

In all these years the only thing I've seen has been despise against JS, if it was popular it was 'cause we hated it, we hated how bad designed it was, but then Node appeared and someone said that isomorphic JS would be a good idea as looking for backend engineers would be easier. Now there are tons of JS libs in npm, but a big percentage are quite minimal, unnecessary and of questionable quality.

I agree, but the worse of Node IMO it's installing thousands of packages and MB just for doing a small thing, it's madness, every time I have to install NPM in a new computer I feel like I'm poisoning it.

That's easy to say, but for small teams and startups it's difficult to achieve.

I wonder why Crystal is not more popular today that it reached 1.X, as you say, it fixes some important Ruby issues but most importantly it also fixes Elixir's weaker points.

>If you're taking suggestions, you might enjoy Janet[1].

Just curious about why you'd suggest going from a popular stack to Janet? I'd rather suggest Common Lisp as it's a way more stable, mature and standardized technology.