amalag

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   by amalag 15y ago

   There is so much proliferation of javascript mvc plugins. From a user point of view, makes deciding very difficult. I basically looked at the two big contenders and went with knockout because it solved what i thought was the more pressing
2. 962.▲
   by amalag 15y ago

   I am a knockoutjs lurker right now. Reading up on it and trying to understand how to use it because I have a project coming up. From what I see it seems great. There is even a Rails-knockout plugin to help bind the knockout objects to Ra
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   by amalag 15y ago

   Relation was a bad word choice, I meant easily modeled by a relational database system. Seems like your data can be modeled with fixed columns. I had to model data with umpteen crazy relationships so we went with Mongodb. We did not have
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   by amalag 15y ago

   I don't think I agree that VOIP on home IP networks will suck. I have 15 Mb with Cox. I can't see it being overwhelmed unless I have a torrent running. We have control over our home networks. I am paying $80 for 2 lines for only voice.
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   by amalag 15y ago

   Would love to see this in Ruby
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   by amalag 15y ago

   Play 2.0-beta is the correct title for this. They do not recommend it for new applications YET. Anyway coming from Rails, this looks quite interesting. I am trying to understand how they handle asynchronous requests and Ajax. For Rails
7. 967.▲
   by amalag 15y ago

   Where this could be very cool is for LCD / Plasma TV's. But that is another beast I guess
8. 968.▲
   by amalag 15y ago

   Relies on Sprint
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   by amalag 15y ago

   I pay $78 a month for two Verizon phones with 700min voice. (no data or smartphone) I could stand to save $40 a month. But I have to cancel with probably $200 cancellation, plus $100 - $200 to buy the Republic wireless phone. So it would
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    by amalag 15y ago

    If your data is easily modeled relationally, go for relation, if you are going to change it constantly and is not a natural fit for a relational model, Mongodb is worth a shot. From this article, sounds like their data is pretty seriously r
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    by amalag 15y ago

    Does this guy know what he is talking about? The default Amazon security policies don't allow anyone to access your machines by the internal IP (or external IP). His link to "Serious security issues" goes to a slideshare on caching. Can a
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    by amalag 15y ago

    Great idea and execution. Now you just need to link up with some costume/craft sellers for monetization. You of course have the seasonal problem of extreme interest for a few weeks, but maybe it can be an active site.
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    by amalag 15y ago

    We need new scientist to tell us the hypnotic state is real? Too bad there have been many studies before this which are quite conclusive.
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    by amalag 15y ago

    Dude, slap some Google ads on this, is great idea
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    by amalag 15y ago

    I was using unfuddle.com just to get a single private repository (didn't want to pay $10 a month for that on github). This is great news.
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    by amalag 15y ago

    I didn't know about ETN's, thanks.
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    by amalag 15y ago

    If you bought an inverse and you think you have no time decay, then please read the prospectus. Inverses are comprised of various instruments (including put options) and DO have time decay. If you read the prospectus you will see they are
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    by amalag 15y ago

    It's a mathematical certainty that it will happen in an infinite amount of time, which is like saying it is infinitesemly possible or in layman's terms, impossible. They have reduced that infinite amount of time by having the works of Shak
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    by amalag 15y ago

    I took a bachelors from WGU because I dropped out of college many years ago and went out of the country. I came back and just wanted one to say I had a bachelors. I can say I practically learned nothing from WGU and the coursework was incr
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    by amalag 15y ago

    Yeah humans as laborers in fields, how inhumane, we need to get them free so they can work in factories.
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    by amalag 15y ago

    I should have said get "scientists" involved and they make it more complicated. As usual they don't know what they are talking about. This earth can support 10x the current population with a vegeterian agrarian lifestyle. Our current syst
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    by amalag 15y ago

    So disgusting. There are millions of vegeterian options available. But as usual, get science involved and people make it more complicated.
23. 983.▲
    by amalag 15y ago

    Sun is called Sol in Spanish, do you think there are two suns?
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    by amalag 15y ago

    What about Hadoop? You can also use Hadoop as a backend for hadoop style filesystems. What about using Hive? Does it also require a fixed schema?
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    by amalag 15y ago

    MongoDB needs indexes to fit in memory, not the entire dataset. This is an important distinction.
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    by amalag 15y ago

    How is this different from the other services out there?
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    by amalag 15y ago

    Looks like they grabbed some sort of online course system's DB. I am guessing it isn't as secure as some of their other servers and it has independent authentication. So it isn't their main user/password database, but looks like people us
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    by amalag 15y ago

    Since India has a lot of Thorium, they are actively pursuing it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nl5DiTPw3dk&feature=relat...
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    by amalag 15y ago

    I suggest buying Vibram shoes and start running gently. My minor back pain went away and it feels great. Gotta ease in the calves and lower legs though.
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    by amalag 15y ago

    60% plugged them in, don't you need autorun or need to execute something to make it effective? Otherwise couldn't you plug it in, look at the directory and format it and not be exploited?