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nXqd··on Fed expects to launch long-awaited Faster Payments System by 2023
powered by Chinese technology for sure
nXqd··on Tell HN: Google Cloud suspended our production projects at 1am on Saturday
just like any other reps from Microsoft services, just completely useless.
nXqd··on The Jank Language: LLVM Hosted Clojure
I think if jank is being developed in Rust, it would attract more contributors these days. Fantastic works!
nXqd··on I spent a year designing a low profile, minimal mechanical keyboard
it's nice to see a dedicated low profile keyboard maker. I would love to see if it improves typing speed as well as making typing easier for long time typer by design.
nXqd··on SpaceVim 2.0
how is it's support for Git copilot?
nXqd··on Goodbye, Feedly
Reading through the article, Feedly might just have a classic, fast version without any new features and charge users for it.

And those who wants new fancy things can enjoy the fancy version. And I believe, there are many users who just want fast and simple software these days, and early version of feedly was a great example.

nXqd··on Fresh – Next-gen web framework
is react component compatible with fresh which is the most important thing isn't it?
nXqd··on Feather Wiki: app for creating personal non-linear notebooks, databases, wikis
yes this is a must, as much as I like the solution, if it doesn't support good mobile and sync , then it's not good enough for my usecase. Currently use one note for windows, it's pretty fast compared to the old one note and mobile's support is great.
nXqd··on Hoppscotch: Open-source alternative to Postman
Does the postman collection work with this hoppscotch. If it doesn't then it's quite annoying that you have to retype all of those.
nXqd··on Show HN: Coding Font – A game to find your favorite coding font
I keep clicking and realize Consolas is not on the list. For some reason, I keep sticking with consolas.
nXqd··on Atlas, a hopefully better engineering IDE
this looks really awesome. I don't know about engineering IDE, but i definitely see how useful it is. Congrats
nXqd··on Emacs native compilation merged into trunk
is there any official native-comp build for windows?
nXqd··on Bringing GNU Emacs to Native Code (2020)
hell yeah me too, this will make it get back to Emacs again :D
nXqd··on Ask HN: What are some “10x” software product innovations you have experienced?
Datomic database
nXqd··on Esbuild 0.9
This is an amazing work :)
nXqd··on How to Dual-Boot Ubuntu 20.04 and Windows 10 with Encryption
same here, it depends on how they use the OS for. I develop with cross platform language most of the time ( Go, Rust, C++ ), WSL2 with Windows does the job beautifully :)
nXqd··on Please stop using CDNs for external JavaScript libraries
localCDN looks super interesting. It works with Chrome partially and fully with Firefox. I'm curious, is there any good native tool to replace localCDN, uBlock, uMatrix ( resources concern ). Btw, thanks for pointing out localCDN
nXqd··on Svelte and TypeScript
Yes, finally.
nXqd··on Windows Privacy Dashboard: GUI for Windows 10 Privacy Settings
Super, didn't know this
nXqd··on Faster than radix sort: Kirkpatrick-Reisch sorting
And he's a spaceX engineer
nXqd··on Ask HN: The most useful Mac keyboard shortcuts?
Holy, this is really good. I have been using an extension on alfred for this purpose, now I can get rid of it. Thanks!
nXqd··on Ask HN: What are the “best” codebases that you've encountered?
oh yeah, this one is so good. And his spell checker is really understandable, readable too https://norvig.com/spell-correct.html
nXqd··on Fast Software, the Best Software
I totally agree with this, Clubhouse is slick and fast. I enjoy using it everyday :)
nXqd··on Fluent Terminal – Open-source, native Windows 10 tabbed terminal
I totally agree with WSL cannot even touch Cygwin. I will try the combo X server with unbeatble URxvt :)
nXqd··on Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking Freelancer? (March 2019)
SEEKING WORK - Remote Senior/Lead Full stack engineer I'm a senior engineer with more than 8 years of software development.

Location: Asia, EU, US.

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Skills:

* Clojure, Golang, Python, Ruby.

* MVC Frameworks: Clojure, Ruby on Rails, React/redux, nuxt

* PostgreSQL, MySQL, MSSQL, Amazon RDS

* NoSQL: Redis, Mongo

* DevOps: Docker,Kubernetes,Ansible,Terraform,Linux/Nginx

* CI: GitLab, Jenkins, Travis CI/CircleCI, Heroku CI/CD

* Cloud integrations: AWS, Google Cloud

Github: https://github.com/rhacker

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nxqdlinkedin/

Languages: English, Vietnamese, Danish

nXqd··on Ask HN: How do you store photos and videos?
iCloud photo or Google Photos
nXqd··on Ask HN: Who is hiring? (October 2018)
I have applied to Fold and I got an email to follow up, and until now it's a month of waiting already, still, nothing happens. Can you help with this? Thanks
nXqd··on Ask HN: 6-figure freelancers of HN, what do you do?
Clojure(script) | AI (mainly python and R) development for trading companies and startups.
nXqd··on Ask HN: Best-architected open-source business applications worth studying?
Discourse https://github.com/discourse/discourse
nXqd··on Notes on debugging Clojure code
I have years working experience with Clojure. The tooling in Clojure is much better than this. If you want a debugger, Cursive has it out of the box, if you are used to Intellij, you can use it right away. If you are an Emacs user, then you know your way around CIDER and its tooling. It's not that I don't agree with the author's post. But I mean for simple functions, good enough tooling and unit tests are your friends.
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