5avage

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   by 5avage 13y ago

   It's worth pointing out that they count the datacenter and support costs for their free accounts under Sales and Marketing.
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   by 5avage 13y ago

   I think most people imagine these things buzzing around at treetop level but there's no reason not to go up a bit higher, just below aviation floors (500 feet in US I think). As long as it was at altitude a simple parachute could save
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   by 5avage 13y ago

   Does "e-commerce" even qualify as "tech" anymore? Seems to me in 2013 there's nothing special about most e-commerce technology; it's more commerce/retail, and I'd opine that's why the tech press
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   by 5avage 13y ago

   Where do you get the energy to heat the soil?
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   by 5avage 13y ago

   That's great as long as you're using something with efficient random-access (SQL). If your datastore/back-end is btree-based, however (say, CouchDB for example, or Google search results) you're better off with 'next', 'prev', 'first', etc.
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   by 5avage 14y ago

   We're working with a HATEOAS API on our current project. One area it really shines is in pagination. The API abstracts away both a MySQL and a CouchDB database. When paginating through SQL, the "next" and "prev" links are simply setting
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   by 5avage 14y ago

   Kinda reminds me of Dr. Theopolis... anyone remember him?
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   by 5avage 15y ago

   Yo dawg, I heard you like NoSQL but missed yo SQL so I made UnQL for yo NoSQL.
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   by 5avage 15y ago

   The Esteban one? "I don't always write Linux Kernels" "But when I do, it's in browser hosted Javascript"