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by alexpete 9y ago
I'm most interested in the built-in schema validation and join capabilities. Has anyone tried them out yet?
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MongoDB 3.6 is now generally available(mongodb.com)
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by alexpete 10y ago
I'd be interested in that as well. Trying to build something that's geared heavily toward developmental/structural editing, and connecting freelancers with writers. Could I send you an email?
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Ask HN: How do you address users in website copy (and does it matter)?
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by alexpete 10y ago
What sort of traffic (ballpark numbers) do you get there?
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by alexpete 10y ago
And a follow-up to that: have you ever, or would you ever consider, paying for feedback/editing services on a post you write? Would the ROI be worth it for you (in particular, for a marketing blog)? Or at that point would it be easie
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Ask HN: Bloggers or content marketers, how do you get feedback?
1 points by alexpete 10y ago|4 comments
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by alexpete 10y ago
"Gödel, Escher, Bach" was my highschool sweetheart, although I probably wouldn't spend another 800 pages on it again. But the overarching concept of "emergence" (of formal systems) blew me away back then, and stuck
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by alexpete 10y ago
That's cool, thanks! I was more asking in terms of case studies and information-sharing. Trevor Blackwell's tool seems like it's more for the idealist/planning stage.
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Ask HN: What numbers/metrics are most interesting to you for new startups?
1 points by alexpete 10y ago|1 comments
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by alexpete 10y ago
This is way more enjoyable (plus has more information) to poke around than autopsy.io. Thanks for the share!
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by alexpete 10y ago
Something else to add, a Data URI can do this: https://twitter.com/tomscott/status/812268998742118400
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Ask HN: How much of a concern are bots for a smallish community app?
1 points by alexpete 10y ago|0 comments
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by alexpete 10y ago
I'm working on a Node.js app, which'll be hosted on http://xervo.io -- formerly modulus.io Not as over-engineered as Heroku for small projects, but you still get free LetsEncrypt SSL certs, auto-scaling (for us wishful
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by alexpete 10y ago
Yep, I'll be enforcing a max file size (it's only for text-based documents). I guess my bigger concern is spam. Allowing a user to upload an "unlimited" amount of data is a DOS vector, especially since I'm the sol
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Ask HN: How to best handle “unlimited” use tiers in a SaaS?
1 points by alexpete 10y ago|2 comments