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🤘 Jasko my foray into "rural gigabit" led me to a surprisingly usable "FCC broadband map," that you can filter to 250mbps/1gbit speeds and see what parts of the country have availability as of 2019. I'm going to try to remember this in case I have to move one day

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Cole Hudson I was looking into the same thing not too long ago, I found quite a few state governments which had their own maps too: California (www.broadbandmap.ca.gov/), New York (gis.dot.ny.gov/hostingny/rest/services/BroadbandAvailability_WGS/MapServer), Utah (mapserv.utah.gov/broadband/), West Virginia (broadband.wv.gov/i...), etc.

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Enny John While web developers can easily build stuffs, do they think about finding business development guys just as biz dev guys are daily looking to connect with developer/CTO co-founders to co-create together?

🤘 Jasko I hear biz dev and I don't really know what you do, and maybe that goes both ways. A developer might specialize in only one field and it's hard to know what the other side knows or doesn't know -- what each side brings to the table and whether the benefits would be mutual.

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🤘 Jasko With WFH in effect due to covid19 (maybe forever), I would move somewhere remote/rural if I knew reliable fiber internet was available for reasonably cost (I pay $70/mo for gigabit in a metro area rn). Someone build me a real estate website that helps me find my dream home in the boonies.

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🤘 Jasko I find it weird that trending always indents/spaces replies, but linking to an individual message does not. This is especially confusing when you're in the middle of a tree of replies, and are unsure who is replying to who.

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😶 Chris tap, tap, tap... is this thing on?

🤘 Jasko yes!

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Xyz go is not really close to C++ in terms of performance compared to Rust.; go is often around 3x-4x C++ speed, rust is on par with C++: Compare on benchmarksgame-tea...

🤘 Jasko this reads confusingly. "Go is 3X-4X C++ speed" sounds like go is 3-4x faster than C++. But I stared hard enough to realize you probably meant Go is slower. I hope.

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Ganesh Khade I found out, VS Code runs better on Mac OS somehow but not so on other systems, Elementary OS. Also, developers in developing countries tend to have, less powerful systems.

🤘 Jasko Makes sense. One day I hope to recommend this, but it's not quite ready (last time I tried): onivim.io

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Ganesh Khade What do you recommend, Vim, Sublime Text or VS Code for a newbie? I used to recommed VS Code, but everyone I recommend complained about, how slow it was than Sublime Text.

🤘 Jasko vs code hands down, and atom otherwise. if you're new, you don't need to be dropping $$ for a text editor imo. VIM after that.