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by amirouche 7y ago
I look for 'commercial license key libraries'. Thanks for the hint!
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by amirouche 7y ago
I am considering a subscription model. Also the software I want to sell is a database. Thanks for the reply.
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Ask HN: How to Sell Proprietary Software?
9 points by amirouche 7y ago|9 comments
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FuzzBuzz Hash Algorithm(hyper.dev)
2 points by amirouche 7y ago|0 comments
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Detecting Near-Duplicates for Web Crawling (2007) [pdf](wwwconference.org)
2 points by amirouche 7y ago|0 comments
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by amirouche 7y ago
good project but not really what OP wants.
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by amirouche 7y ago
Do you want to build a database or use one? Also prolly at Facebook they use some API to access the database.
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by amirouche 7y ago
Gremlin traversal language is a piece of a complete database query as run by TinkerPop's Rexster database. You can see it as a lazy sequence or stream API (think srfi-41 or r7rs scheme generators) with sugar syntax optimized for proper
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by amirouche 7y ago
SPARQL doesn't allow unbound recursive queries.
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Entity Store: Versioned Entities with Fine Grained Authorization and Lineage(youtube.com)
2 points by amirouche 7y ago|0 comments
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by amirouche 7y ago
Versioned databases especially for tracking provenance and lineage for data science models might become of thing. See Apple's Entity Store [0] or my take on it [1] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16uU_Aaxp9Y [1] h
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Python Charset Normalizer 1.0.0(github.com)
1 points by amirouche 7y ago|0 comments
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by amirouche 7y ago
missing link to the video :)
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by amirouche 7y ago
DDoS in progress
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First Thoughts on Alexa Skill Flow Builder(talkingtocomputers.com)
2 points by amirouche 7y ago|0 comments
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Voice Applications for Alexa and Google Assistant(livebook.manning.com)
2 points by amirouche 7y ago|0 comments
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by amirouche 7y ago
Does it support syntax-rules or something similar?
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by amirouche 7y ago
very useful resource, I recommend it.
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by amirouche 7y ago
I love termbox. I am writing an editor with it.
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by amirouche 7y ago
Scheme is big and small at the same time. It is old, but the last report on the language was released a couple of years back and it is still growing. There is still many areas that needs some love. Checkout http://scheme-lang.com
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Building the Memex Sixty Years Later: Trends and Directions in PKB (2005)(scholar.colorado.edu)
1 points by amirouche 7y ago|0 comments
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by amirouche 7y ago
There is also python interpreters compiled to webassembly see: https://pmp-p.github.io/micropython-next/ see: https://hyperdev.fr/pypyjs-todomvc/
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by amirouche 7y ago
There is also miniadapton https://github.com/fisherdj/miniAdapton Unlike what is explained OP, the computation is one way.
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by amirouche 7y ago
That is a personal knowledge base. I am working on something like that to help me manage the (various) topics I am interest in. Most people rely on org-mode or wiki or github issues (I do all of them and it is a mess). There is tools like z
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by amirouche 7y ago
Scheme, there chibi-scheme that compiles to wasm. My favorite feature is that it is very easy to express (html (code "in s-expr")). On the bad side, the interaction with JavaScript side is kind of pain. I did not figure out (nor t
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Industry 4.0(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by amirouche 7y ago|0 comments
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by amirouche 7y ago
You can look at: - https://github.com/aosabook/ - https://github.com/mspnp/ - https://martinfowler.com/ Regarding distributed architecture: - http://highscalability.com
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by amirouche 7y ago
Let them know to avoid freelancer and elance. Also what I have been trying: building stuff, waiting clients. Doesn't work.
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by amirouche 7y ago
Learning about gnu taler and gnunet.
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by amirouche 7y ago
That is GNU Jami?

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