abiczo

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by abiczo 16y ago
I haven't used them yet, but this is what I found sometime ago when I was looking for something similar: http://www.wordy.com/
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by abiczo 16y ago
The syncing is done on the app level: when a new document is inserted into the db that needs to be indexed a background job is launched that insert the document in Solr. This shouldn't be too hard manage if you can write post-save handlers
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by abiczo 16y ago
I wouldn't rule out using a separate search engine. Yes, you'll probably have to keep the index in sync with the db manually but I found that it also gives you much more flexibility. I personally use Solr with MongoDB and it works pretty we
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by abiczo 16y ago
I might be interested in such a service, but I can't find your contact information. Could you provide an email address or drop me a line: abiczo at gmail com Thanks.
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by abiczo 16y ago
Since you are in the early stages, go with 1/3 each, anything else will potentially cause a lot of headaches down the road. Having equal equity creates a healthy environment where everyone feels that they should put in as much work as they
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by abiczo 16y ago
What about the little 'favourite star'? Surely that achieves the exact same thing ultimately? The favorite button in it's current form is more like a bookmark button in my opinion. What's missing is that can't see who favorited a tweet. I
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by abiczo 16y ago
So for $150-$300 upfront and $60-$100 monthly, you can have a capable server hosted at a good facility at a much cheaper cost than the equivalent "rented" server. If you're OK with the servers being hosted in Germany, you can rent a quite
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by abiczo 16y ago
Webob + a few WSGI middleware libraries, Mako, MongoDB, mod_wsgi (Apache), Varnish I'll probably try Flask for my next project.
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by abiczo 16y ago
It's hard to tell since Twitter is not releasing any meaningful statistics about this. A couple of weeks ago they released a graph suggesting that 78% of all users use twitter.com ( http://blog.twitter.com/2010/09/evolving-ecosystem.html )
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by abiczo 16y ago
That's forbidden by the Twitter API TOS. See http://dev.twitter.com/pages/api_terms Section IV.2.
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by abiczo 16y ago
From what I heard there are quite a few startups that are willing to sponspor an H-1B for the right candidate. You might want to look for those that have received some funding, but other than that just look for startups that you'd like to w
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by abiczo 16y ago
My guess is: http://wordle.net