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I must say this, and the absence of piano black, were some key determining factors for me to buy the new Hyundai Kona (of course, maybe not the most important ones, but decisive nonetheless).

Legitimate and honest question: in which circumstances would you choose Julia over more mainstream alternative like Go?

Well done, Barcelona! I am always amazed when I watching TV shows or movies how few trees there are in certain cities.

I shared this article internally and my peers were impressed about how similar it is to our final implementation. (It differs in the fact that we use Redis as queue.)

Happy to exchange notes about our journey too.

Cheers

This is so great!

On one hand, I love the possibility of having millions of albums at your disposal via streaming services. On the other hand, I hate having to type or click to select them (voice recognition just doesn't work).

Yours seems to be the best combination.

Congratulations!!!

I am forced to use a MacBook M4 at work but I have and love my Framework 13 Intel.

Battery management is superior in MacOS but I can leave my Framework suspended for more than at least a week (I never measured how long it can stay like this).

I run vanilla Ubuntu with TLP, though, which might be the trick.

Well played!

For all those hating the Twitter link, it's a practical way to convert traffic and likes. It doesn't have to be your favourite tool, it serves his purpose.

I wasn't aware about how bad the situation was for devices, in general, about privacy until I installed a Pi-Hole in a Raspberry and used it as DNS service at home.

It's really surprising the amount of data that tries to leave the premises, and this just the one that I block with a mid-range security ban list.

I don't write PHP code anymore. I had a great time doing so for years but now I mostly write in Go for a company that writes a lot in PHP.

What I see from PHP is a missed opportunity for not having any native lightweight multi thread capabilities not a robust HTTP server.

I wish the situation changed.

Not necessarily, but it's not not that hard to find anymore to the curious eye

Unofficial history, many times, is simply glorified memory, which is very biased and dangerous.

This fueled quite a lot the hangover of the nationalisms born during the XIX century.

It really surprises me that Google and Amazon, considering their infrastructure and the urge to excel at this, aren't leading the industry.

I just spent €1,250 for an oven (the only one I could find that was 45cm in height and could cook with steam).

It works very well but I was horrified when I saw the message saying that "It required an urgent security update" and that it would download it from the cloud.

I feel we went too far.

Can't be any happier with my Framework laptop.

Give it a read and do a simulation of how much it would cost you to replace the part that forced you to buy a new laptop.

In the past I used clickhouse-bulk and the buffer engine, mostly, which did a good job indeed.

However, during the last years I always find myself using https://vector.dev/ for all sort of tasks, including bulk inserts in ClickHouse.

Don't think I'm taking sides. I'm trying to simply look at it from a neutral bird point of view.

I think this cease fire somehow legitimises, to the public eye, Netanyahu's strategy of intense attack.

It gives the message of "we won't stop until we get the hostages back" and gives the world a reminder of what this is all about, at least according to what he claims.

Again, just trying to observe the message

You don't even have to go to these extremes to understand how rich and delicate Italian cuisine is.

I am lucky to have lived 10 years in Italy and, after they, 25 in Spain. Although Spain is one of the Meccas of food, Italy is simply another level and you can see this from how deeply in the people the food and their techniques are, not just by how good Michelin star restaurants are.

And my prediction is they one day the international community will understand how much there is in Italy beyond pasta and pizza.

I love it! Very well done!

Hmm, so this is expecting me to upload a personal API Key...

Can someone explain why this has been flagged?

I think it's interesting to explore how LLMs react to certain input.

Why not set the environment by spawning the proper docker containers rather than having to choose for a specific version of PHP and its dependencies?

And this, of course, applied to as many things as possible.

One of the many beauties of Framework laptops is that you don't have to take that decision and can mount the ports you want at anytime.

Check them out. It's probably the best decision I have taken in terms of technology in years.

Maybe I'm one of the few that really care about it but, the first things I look in a laptop are:

- can ram be upgraded?

- is screen matte?

Maybe it would be good to add these as filters.

(No wonder why I bought a Framework laptop.)

Because I have custom needs

I wish there was an alternative to Kong API gateway where I didn't need to write my plugins in Lua (the go and js sdks seem abandoned and are incomplete).

Help me understand: they just migrated and already have 21k stars?

It wouldn't be bad if it had some colour blindness mode.

I have the feeling that the entire case (in)-sensitive discussions are usually too much English-centric.

Allow me to iterate: I have the feeling way too many language discussions, especially in IT, are too much English-centric.

I enjoy seeing this in the front page of HN.

My feeling is that FPM and its share nothing arquitecture has been both the key of PHPs success many years ago but also its condemnation.

GitLab offers a nice course about transitioning to remote work. One of the items in their guidelines about online meeting is not having hybrid meetings. This is, all those attending must attend from their own device rather than the meeting room one (see Jabra) precisely for the reasons this feature tries to address.