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ERPNext (https://erpnext.com)

Open source, self-hosted.

One word -- wkhtmltopdf

I was going to suggest the same. Stoicism as a practical life philosophy may help a great deal. William B. Irvine's "A guide to a good life" gives a practical intro and advice.

If you want to host your own repos with user and access management, bugs, issue, task tracking and tons more, take a look at Facebook's Phabricator https://www.phacility.com (the self-hosted version, of course).

Nice, but it'd be better if the homepage mentioned that its not a free product. Also, it's unclear how long the evaluation version lasts.

"lovingly raised" to be slaughtered is an oxymoron.

Antirez is not a native English speaker. That said, why did the grammatical errors keep you hooked?

Muji kitchenware. Their bowls, spoons, forks. High quality steel, beautiful dull-silver finish, even and smooth corners, no unnecessary crevices or embellishments. Just perfect. The off-white ceramic bowls, whew.

Sleep isn't "wasted" time. Without sleep, we'd be dysfunctional, and soon thereafter, dead.

Seriously, take those numbers off if you don't want to reveal your identity to your employer.

TCP handshakes->HTTP parsing->Sleep->Response writing. Can the overhead added by these (and more) possibly produce 24+ million requests / sec on a commodity machine?

Could you share some examples or snippets?

> I've found it trivial to make Python perform on the order of dozens of millions of requests per second

Really curious. How did you achieve that? When you say "dozens of millions", it implies a minimum of 24+ million requests per second, which is quite unbelievable.

Go has releases every 6 months.

Nice. Although, Angular 2 and Redux are irrelevant here.

The name could definitely be better. I have to scroll down to the bottom of the page to figure out what the app actually does. A one or two line explanation in the landing area would be great.