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Wouldn't you go with golang in that case?

Went with 100% ValKey, if you are solely on AWS it is a no-brainer

Microsoft did that not out of charity to Apple but as an attempt to fend off the DOJ trial accusing it of being a monopoly

The lack of success in hardware is intentional. Hardware is a low margin business that will hurt their bottom line.

If you think StackOverflow is the epitome of scale, then your view of the world is somewhat limited. I worked for a flash sale site in 2008 that had to handle 3 million users, all trying to connect to your site simultaneously to buy a minimal supply of inventory. After 15 minutes of peak scale, traffic will scale back down by 80-90%. I am pretty sure StackOverflow never had to deal with such a problem.

Daring tech stack!

(50%+ in php)

Why do people pay 100-200% to use Algolia

You probably want to post it on this thread as well - https://www.reddit.com/r/rails/comments/ekmtgu/anything_simi...

Hey Julien!

Great to see that you finally released this ;)

I believe this paper has an answer to your question - https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=3487022

Are you familiar with swift playground? https://www.apple.com/swift/playgrounds/

While I understand your point, your example is a tad flawed https://www.celebritynetworth.com/richest-businessmen/ceos/s...

You can get a taste here and decide if you want to go deeper or not - https://github.com/mattmight/advent-of-code-2022/tree/main/d...

merits != features

Does anyone know what, if any is, the relationship between this site and this book - https://www.manning.com/books/effective-go

> But for ElasticSearch you’re stuck with them.

I am a bit at a loss about that statement, you can run Elasticsearch on your on infrastructure

a bit more context: High-velocity transactional systems (e.g any e-commerce store with millions of users all trying to shop at the same time), I helped to build such a 10 years ago here is the presentation - https://qconlondon.com/london-2010/qconlondon.com/dl/qcon-lo...

Here you go, this is from a system I helped building 10 years ago that is an eternity in tech - https://qconlondon.com/london-2010/qconlondon.com/dl/qcon-lo...

Appled used PrimeSense technology to enable FaceID, take a closer look at an iPhone sensor array in the notch and compare it to Kinect - https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2017/9/17/16315510/i...

The web spec has been in maintenance mode for some time - https://www.w3.org/TR/webdatabase/

To read that "editors/vim" is an obscure tool is nothing short of astonishing.

SimpleHTTPServer is no longer part of python 3. On Python 3 this `python -m SimpleHTTPServer` should be `python -m http.server`

According to Wikipedia the acquisition happened on Nov 24, 2013, basically 2014

Without being negative anyone else found this statement a bit strange - "as my bachelor thesis was about Rails"

* I am not aware of any CS program that do thesis at a bachelor level.

* It is hard for me to imagine getting approval for doing a thesis on "Rails", it is mostly a CRUD web framework.

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G20

and my point was that those rounded numbers (in another unit) were just that rounded numbers, I didn't see anything amusing about it.

Of course these are not exact numbers, did Apple ever say they are?! The point of this blog post eludes me.

The developer edition is $599 when getting locked phone is usually a buy one get one free kind of deal.

"Don't talk shit on Android. It is FOSS" - is it? did you ever commit code to it? did anyone outside of google and other corp ever committed code to it?