this kind of stuff is where indie hacking falls behind… but your ability to analyze at this level means at this point you guys are simply making lifestyle choices NOT to do this
@swyx
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JavaScript trademark ownership sparks concern among developers
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still not cool that they own the trademark for Javascript tho
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CockroachDB Alum Founder Launches New Venture
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you might think that they are ngmi but dont be fooled their founder is cockroachdb alum gmi
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Historic Low Interest Rates and Economic Impact on Tech Sector
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yeah they are such suckers for borrowing money at the lowest interest rates we will see in our lifetimes
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New Database Trends: TigerBeetle, Redpanda, DuckDB Dominate
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haha your “new DBs” are all like 4-5 years old… the hot stuff now is tigerbeetle redpanda and duckdb basically if your database doesnt have a animal name you are ngmi
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Oracle’s Enduring Lessons: Decades of Tech Business Wisdom
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Softwar is a fascinating book. everybody rags on Oracle as a law firm that happens to have a database but there are tons of decades-old lessons to learn from one of the most enduring tech companies of all time https://
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Oracle Remains Relevant Despite Legacy Database Claims
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Hacker News: "Nobody uses Oracle anymore, it's just a legacy database" Oracle:
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React Suspense adoption phase and developer experience
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its just a phase, they just need to spend 2 years in suspense waiting for react suspense like i did to grow out of it
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Airyte Launches Bring Your Own Infrastructure for Enterprise Customers
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at the @airbytehq conf today (
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hopin.com/events/movedata) we have @davin_chia breaking down how we moved towards a CP/DP offering, and giving it a great new name: "Bring Your Own Infrastructure" every cloud infra saas has to eventually do this for the enterprise $ -
Teaching to Learn: Clarifying Knowledge Through Writing
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"When one teaches, two learn." a quote I repeat often from @ASpittel I write not to "give back" (though it is nice), I write not for audience (though it is nice), I write to clarify what I know and expose myself to what I don't.