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by adamretter 6y ago
> So OP has the option of adopting an existing (and clear) spec, with existing libraries (and and existing governance structure) and because of what feels like a not-invented-here mentality (yeah well, I can't imagine needing this c
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by adamretter 6y ago
Hi I'm the author I actually already posted this article earlier - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23611403 Should I respond here or in the earlier post?
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Archival Identifiers for Digital Files(medium.com)
1 points by adamretter 6y ago|0 comments
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Archival Catalogue Record Identifiers(medium.com)
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by adamretter 6y ago
As I was staying in Pondicherry for a month so I a visited Auroville a few times in 2018. It's hard to describe. On the one hand it seems like a cause for good, on the other you occasionally discover some out-of-place clearly expensive
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by adamretter 6y ago
You are making the assumption that the thing you are ordering is already available in digital format. This is a National Archive, most of their historic holdings will be in paper form. There is a not insignificant cost to digitisation, so t
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A New Slack Workspace for the XML Community(xml.com)
1 points by adamretter 7y ago|0 comments
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An Analysis of 35M Jobs of Travis CI(arxiv.org)
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Balisage Conference is Attendee Online this year(twitter.com)
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Business Source License Adoption(blog.adamretter.org.uk)
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by adamretter 7y ago
Is your benchmark and data published as a paper or article somewhere. I would be interested to see it
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Show HN: ETL Tool for SQL to RDF Transformations(blog.adamretter.org.uk)
3 points by adamretter 7y ago|0 comments
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by adamretter 7y ago
I did the digital nomad thing for 18 months, mainly around India, Malaysia, SriLanka, Maldives and Thailand. Tips - 1. Travel as light as possible. You need much less than you will initially think. 2. If you have to work, then I would sugge
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Bridged KVM Virtualisation on a Hetzner Server(blog.adamretter.org.uk)
3 points by adamretter 7y ago|1 comments
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SoYouStart user tries out Hetzner dedicated servers(blog.adamretter.org.uk)
1 points by adamretter 7y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: EXist-Db 5.0.0 Native XML Database(exist-db.org)
2 points by adamretter 7y ago|0 comments
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by adamretter 8y ago
Certainly not what I set out to achieve, but I am very chuffed to hear that. Thank you :-)
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by adamretter 8y ago
I do agree that the RealWorld stuff is there to enforce control flow, but that is exactly one of the things that we needed. I also realise that the modern GHC optimizes such things away, so there is no RealWorld! Regards implementation, as
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Haskell I/O and XPath(blog.adamretter.org.uk)
75 points by adamretter 8y ago|13 comments
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BLOB Deduplication(blog.adamretter.org.uk)
1 points by adamretter 8y ago|0 comments
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Confessions of a Digital Spouse(medium.com)
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by adamretter 8y ago
If you are given the external string as bytes, which is all you can have if you don't know the encoding. Then steps 2,3,4 can all be done as one step I would have thought. Something like - https://github.com/adamretter&
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On-Demand VPN (for a Digital Nomad)(blog.adamretter.org.uk)
2 points by adamretter 8y ago|0 comments
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Want a TypeScript Holiday?(blog.adamretter.org.uk)
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GraalVM and UTF-8 Validation(blog.adamretter.org.uk)
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Debate: Open technology and standards have widened social injustice(xmldebate.org)
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Preventing Large Range Counts from Crashing EXist-Db(blog.adamretter.org.uk)
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by adamretter 8y ago
Right! It actually took me clicking around a bit to even find it was a Linux distro. I was hoping for something different
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Show HN: CSV Schema and Validator(github.com)
8 points by adamretter 9y ago|0 comments
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by adamretter 9y ago
So no mention of JSONiq which came before JMESPath?

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