FROM BUILDERS, FOR DOERSVOL. 03 / QUALITY-FIRST DISCOVERY

Their experience.
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Real experiences, useful perspectives, and things you wish you’d known.

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Why git is so fast (or why Java is not as fast as C)

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The client needs to be non-java, to avoid the startup cost there.

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From Gatsby gridlock to Astro bliss: my personal site redesign

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I made a couple of landing pages for clients and my own projects with Astro and the maintenance experience was eye-opening.

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Dropped IE support for Instapaper

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I estimate that supporting IE6 has added more than 30% of the interface development costs to the complex projects I have worked on that use …

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Show HN: Deskulu – Opensource knowledgebase and ticketing system

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because of how painful our D6 to D7 migration has been and how buggy and incomplete almost every module we use has been. …

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Ask HN: Anyone making a living off of desktop applications?

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- support is easier, because you don't have to dig in the users specific setup

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Indian Government adopts an open source policy

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On any Linux based distro none of that stuff works so what ends up happening is my repeat customers every 2-4 months are Windows users …

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Clojure's machine learning ecosystem

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I have deployed production code that I wrote in Clojure.

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Show HN: A place to buy and sell services directly from each other

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the last time we were at Ikea were we used that laserthingy ourselves and paid with the plastic card instead of waiting in a line …

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Linode Managed Databases

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I am not the OP but I setup a fairly expensive server to run my Postgres,redis,and other fire and forget processes.

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